Originally posted by: prc_fan1
Main idhar hoon, but mujhe jaana hogaTum phir bhi mera intezaar karna, Kriti🤗
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Originally posted by: prc_fan1
Main idhar hoon, but mujhe jaana hogaTum phir bhi mera intezaar karna, Kriti🤗
Originally posted by: hasinig89
Mammu...serial dekha kya kal? Poor Shravan
Originally posted by: .SankaDevi.
I feel like Ramnath's chauvanism comes from his upmost priority of keeping the family together. Considering he has rather old fashioned ideologies about gender roles, to him it's a woman's job to keep the family together, and thus probably doesn't have tolerance for anyone who defies that gender role because to him, it's a threat to keeping his family together. But my only question is, isn't his wife his family too? But anyways, I hate that he's chauvanistic and I feel some garbar there too, but I like how the writers didn't just portray him as "bad-chauvanistic-father" like he never felt manipulative to me, with all of these things I hate about him, even I can't deny that he really loves his son and that I adore their bond. Like it felt like he fed him this ideology because he genuinely believed it to be true, hopefully once Sumo gets in the picture she can change that.He's too cute of a dad to turn vamp, and he seems to love his son a lot. He'll learn to love and respect Sumo too, when we get there.As for Shravan, I don't really think that like his dad he DEEP DOWN believes all that chauvanistic crap. It's more like this ideology was exposed to him at a very sensitive time in his life that later on ended up having great impact on the way he turned out/saw the world. Betrayed by his best friend and possibly his mom, I think it just comes from a grudge more than genuine hatred.So yeah, mere do paise 😆
Originally posted by: .SankaDevi.
I'm sorry poppins but my heart goes out to Shravan more. At least she was able to cling onto the happy memories of their friendship, while Shravan had to leave with a suitcase full of memories and moments that he was now convinced were fake.