Why such dialogues for kids??

Mishtu innocently said Pari is her bestie and like her little sister, then there is a flashback about how Mauli used to refer to Nandini as her bff and sister.. Then there is this dialogue given to Pari where she says no she isn't her sister, she doesn't share her buddy etc etc.. What are the makers trying to convey here???

She is veey much like her mom&dad.Dont worry.

Originally posted by: piya2025

She is veey much like her mom&dad.Dont worry.

Don't know what made this kid think calling someone like sister means your parents become their parents under such conditions where Mishti isn't orphan and has a family of her own.

Originally posted by: arshi_asya

Don't know what made this kid think calling someone like sister means your parents become their parents under such conditions where Mishti isn't orphan and has a family of her own.

I feel makers trying to convey..pari will not share her great buddy with mishti..as father future ..she is exactly growing like her mother as cunning and insecure.😡.as well as indirectly they are trying to show kunal is happy with nandini and pari ultimately

Originally posted by: sailuja

I feel makers trying to convey..pari will not share her great buddy with mishti..as father future ..she is exactly growing like her mother as cunning and insecure. 😡.as well as indirectly they are trying to show kunal is happy with nandini and pari ultimately

If giving only pari these kind of odd possessive dialogues and not mishti isn't proof that makers are intentionally trying to draw a parallel between the little girl and her mother who is hated by the audience, I don't know what other proof will be needed for people to realise this. What kid in their right mind at such a young age would think that if a friend sees and treats you as their sibling then that friend is trying to usurp rights on their parent and show this weird type of logic? No child does. They're trying to show that the child is greedy for and obsessed with having kunal all for themselves just like nandini. 🤢

Originally posted by: sammy17

If giving only pari these kind of odd possessive dialogues and not mishti isn't proof that makers are intentionally trying to draw a parallel between the little girl and her mother who is hated by the audience, I don't know what other proof will be needed for people to realise this. What kid in their right mind at such a young age would think that if a friend sees and treats you as their sibling then that friend is trying to usurp rights on their parent and show this weird type of logic? No child does. They're trying to show that the child is greedy for and obsessed with having kunal all for themselves just like nandini. 🤢

its a reply from.some other post of mine..