Originally posted by: Terenaina
Never been married, never been in a relationship so maybe that's why I feel like Nandini is right in her feelingsš I feel for her because you can fall in love with married man even if it's your friend's husband. She found love and her perfect partner. But I love Mauli's character too
Wow how far beyond rationality we've progressed - from a traumatized Nandini not being at fault to now Nandini being right. šSame here about not being married or in relationships, but where does that even begin to justify the idea that Nandini is right? I'm sure you have loved ones in your life.
It may be too quick and out your control to be infatuated with someone you see, to be attracted to someone's personality, to have lust for someone's beauty and features. But you don't just fall in love like you fall on the floor! You can tell if you're developing feelings for somebody (love isn't really all that blind), and those feelings aren't an irresistible force like quicksand that you can't get out from.
Nandini slowly began to have feelings for Kunal, acknowledged them, knew they were wrong -> Ok sure, justified.
She half-heartedly tried to avoid those feelings and then accepted them as if its part of her fate. She proceeded consciously with the right state of mind, and it was a very clear decision to choose Kunal over Mauli. -> Now that is what is utterly wrong!!!!
Even if it was real love, so many people sacrifice their love stories. Why can't Kunal and Nandini for the person who loves them the most?
Also, saying Nandini found her perfect partner and also loving Mauli just doesn't fit in my head. How can you love Mauli and yet ship her husband as the perfect match for Nandini? They may look nice together and connect well, but you don't just pick up a relationship with someone because they are good. Marriage and friendships are both commitments that have to be considered, otherwise why bother, just go around like animals with anyone you like.