Originally posted by: BaAZiGar0
exactly, i cant see how ending up in another loveless marriage is progressive ?
Progressive and regressive are cool words, but generally not used correctly.. It is a subjective matter, every relationship is different...
Nandini forgiving Rajdeep for rape and domestic violence = Regressive
Because forgiving a rapist or a murderer is not an option, it's not even upto her, there's no option of a rapist changing because he has already committed a crime, he should be punished for a crime ..
Cheating is not a crime, Kunal is not a habitual cheater, forgiving Kunal or not is upto Mauli...
Mauli can forgive Kunal and marry Ishaan because she loves him, Mauli can forgive Kunal and be with him because she loves him... There's nothing progressive or regressive here, it's upto Mauli, it's her choice to make...
If she marries Ishaan it will be because she loves him, she was marrying him for Mishti but in the end I think that will change ..
If Mauli marries Kunal, she won't accept a cheater, she is not accepting his cheating, she will accept a man who regrets leaving her and she believes has changed ..
So in Maunal endgame...Kunal will apologize and repent
In MauHaan endgame Mauli will confess her love..
There's nothing progressive or regressive in both relationships