Originally posted by: kiranpri
Aastha always has the right words for Anokhi. Maybe because Anokhi is not her child, she can be herself. When it comes to Shaurya she is stuck. There is too much bagage in her also and her emotions get the upper hand..
Shaan was like, 'Tum Aagaye ho, NoorAagaya hein', dumbstruck . Aastha was like, 'You have not changed in all these years'
Vineet and the runaway bride was never something of importance to Shaurya at the time. Definitely he will not remember, except if Anokhi mentioned that she hid in a car boot, even then the face would not be familiar. Vineet would be similar to the man who was trying to sell him tea on the train platform.
When Mrs Bhatia was saying that they feed her and buy her stuffs, I so much wanted babli to say that I am also your unpaid servant
Aastha is interesting. She's so strong in her beliefs. She might even accept that she was wrong, but why doesn't she realize how much she wronged her child. Anokhi has pointed out at the hospital the when it comes to Shaurya, right and wrong go out the window. It's just sad to me that Aastha doesn't show any real remorse or emotion towards her son until his birthday. Maybe it took her getting shot for her to realize the limited time she had to fix things.
You and Akshu make convincing arguments but I still find it weird that an altercation in Kapurthala where a bride was running away and you had to stop two men from searching your car and you threatened to call the local police on them would not register in Shaurya's mind. But the human brain is weird, so I shall accept and move on!
Mrs. Bhatia seems like she was also a homemaker, so does she consider herself lower to her own husband? I don't think so since Mr. Bhatia is clearly overpowered by his wife and son in all matters! It's sad when women treat other women like crap even though they've walked similar paths. Also, there is just no place in society for a passive woman. If you aren't given your fundamental rights, you have to aggressively demand and grab; which sucks.
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