Do you two mind if I butt in on your little chat? ๐
Shelly, I too agree with everything you've said. I've thought the same thing for a long time, but don't have the words like you do.
My problem really lies with the CVs. They've written a nonsensical story. They have hyped it as one thing and shown us another. Aham has always been the same, it's just that the CVs want us, and lead us, to believe, by their use of precaps and promos, that things are getting better between the two. We're all such suckers for romance that we lap it up like thirsty dogs.
Gopi is quite possibly the most pathetic, ignorant, idiotic character I've ever come across. She's easily swayed and downright dumb most of the time. While I agree that education does not equal intelligence, most of the time this girl is just plain clueless. Has she lived in a vacuum most of her life?
I can't quite figure out why Gopi would like Aham either? (besides his physical attributes - and don't think I didn't catch your 'older married woman appreciating a younger man' comment) What does either one of them have that would recommend them to the other? Aham fills out a suit quite nicely and Gopi can cook!? Ooh... Make haste! They must be married right away!
With all that, I still hated Aham today. He could have recognized her vulnerability and stupidity and handled it with a bit more finesse. Poor girl, she just wants a bit of love. But once again, he reverted back to his yelling. No surprise.
I think we all need to prepare ourselves because this couple is never going to get together. Jigar and Rashi will end up happy and Gopi and Aham will be miserable. Remember, the synopsis says nothing about the girls being happily married - just about their anticipation. Gopi is in for a lifetime of grief.
I'm hoping that she leaves at the wedding/or gets thrown out and then we have a leap. If not, i don't know how much more I can take. I just may bail on the whole thing. (except for gup shupping)
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