20/7 Dragon Club: Bua's Betrayal - Page 7

But if Palak couldn't say a word at stage, does that mean Bua's has more effect than Yash's. So it's not really Yash's fault she is like this, he never have been successful in making her understand things??

i only hope misunderstandings will not arise between Aarya becoz thats the main reason Buaji has used the kids as pawns becoz none know that Buaji has done this.

There is one interesting underlying msg in this whole Palak-Ansh and Bua mess ...

finally watched the entire episode...

what a sad epi   at least both kids are on same stage of not winning😕  heartbreaking for little Palak though due to that darn bua ji😡  It only means Aarya will get stronger in the kids' issue for now.

Originally posted by: phal

i only hope misunderstandings will not arise between Aarya becoz thats the main reason Buaji has used the kids as pawns becoz none know that Buaji has done this.

Originally posted by: bbbccc

But if Palak couldn't say a word at stage, does that mean Bua's has more effect than Yash's.

So it's not really Yash's fault she is like this, he never have been successful in making her understand things??

 

 

Actually I am happy that no one is selected, because the first parenting lesson is to tell kids when competing on stage that they should enjoy and their focus should be on participating not winning.

 

It seems even Aarti never taught this to Ansh, so he was gleeing seeing her all going dumb on stage and wanted to be first too..

 

Edited by kamlikudi86 - 11 years ago

True Jyo, but she's the only antagonist right now esp after Gayatri has sort of reformed!

@Sanju : Actually young kids always pick up the negativity that is filled in their head because it affects them the most ...already Palak has lack of confidence and stage fright issues .. on top of that when bua brainwashed her by saying how  everyone will laugh at her if she gives this speech because they r not family but outsiders , it sort of affected her more compared to her father's positive words ...

Guys, it is not Palak's fault, or Yash's that she did not remember what he said over what Bu said. It is human to stick onto the negative things people say rather than the positive ones. That is why it is so hard for anyone to be positive in life and why people make millions of bucks writing books about it. If you do something and 100 people compliment you, but one says you did a bad job, what is going to stick in your head for longer? It is natural to favour the negative and that is why Aarti's job of building Palak's confidence was so hard, but Bua's task of toppling it took no time at all. This is extremely realistic which is why I said earlier today that this is how it should go. I am really proud of the CVs for braving the negative feedback they are going to get for this and not compromising, because in the end the result will be satisfying for all the very real suffering they showed.