Originally posted by: Mages
even pari has no mother...how she is a well-mannered kid being with a single parent n loneliness...
Pari is yet to know about her father's past life and Mishti being her half sister
Pari is not exactly well behaved, she has misbehaved with Kunal many times but she has none to turn to if Kunal isn't there so she forgives him easily... That's why I found Ishaan wrong today, because even if Mishti is wrong and Mauli is scolding her, she turns to Ishaan, now it depends on Ishaan whether he encourages her wrongdoings or not -
Mishti did wrong, by wrong I don't mean pushing Pari or locking her, I am talking about leaving school and going to the restaurant, it's extremely dangerous thing to do when there are kidnappers and rapists, who don't spare even 9 month old girl...
When Mishti was afraid that Mauli will scold her, Ishaan told her that he will scold Mauli in return...
And you see an unapologetic Mishti, who knows even if none supports her wrong deeds her Popsie will support her, here she is going near Ishaan definitely but not for the right reasons...
Imagine a kid is in a room with 2 doors -. Door 1 = Right
Door 2 = Wrong
What should a parent do in this condition?
1 - Lock the door - This is being strict, Mishti would want to go there but can't not because it's wrong but because they have locked it
2 Tell her it's wrong - This is discipline, tell Mishti that wrong is wrong and it will hurt her in future, she has to make the right decision herself
Ishaan is letting Mishti go to the wrong door saying if Mauli does anything he will take care of her, don't leave the wrong door as a choice for Mishti, if both parents tell her that it's wrong, she will understand it, wrongdoings are tempting, she gets her way, yes, Ishaan will be the best father for her because he is helping her in her wrongdoings, but is he really a good father?
Note : I am not saying he is a bad father, just that Ishaan should have told Mishti that wrong is wrong and galti ki hai to thodi daat bhi sun lena
Edited by FruitToasty - 6 years ago