Originally posted by: asmaanixx
For that matter, we got to hear about his grandmother for the very first time last week. So she was up and around while his mother was being abused too. I wonder what kind of mother/grandmother was she. š¤
Ufh! My heart breaks when I think of all the women who suffered and cried in that Haveli. For three generations, it has seen women being oppressed and abused. First HS' mother, then Imarti, then in some respects Babita.
This is why I think Minnie means SO MUCH to HS & the legacy he himself wants to leave behind. Yes, there were a lot of hurdles in mother-daughters' lives, but they still overcame them all. They went against society, family and so called friends and demanded to have their own right to live. Minnie is everything that HS as a child wanted to be but never could. When she stepped into the house, I truly think that the future of that Haveli changed as well. Minnie brings along with her a new generation of thinking, resilience and courage. Yes, familial relationships are important, but not at the cost of one's self-respect, and definitely not of their life. In a way, it's like HS himself is getting a rebirth. To become the person he had always wanted to be but never got the chance to.
Word... this is exactly what he wants and why he is so shattered. It's as if he woke up from a beautiful dream and crash landed back on earth.
When you say Imarti and in some respects Babita, what do you mean? Was she abused and oppressed here?
For that matter was Imarti abused? I thought she put an end to it before it even began on her wedding night. She had a loving marriage with HS, didn't she?
I think we are getting bits and pieces of info about his family because there's defo going to be a track dedicated to that. I'm quite interested in it to be honest, and to see how far they take HS' penance, to the point where his guilt and sense of obligation cripples him and sends him into a bottomless pit. I frankly do not see Babita being able to prevent that at this stage, and neither can Minnie.
He already looks like the light's gone out of his life. I watched the wedding episode again when Minnie is remember all the moments with HS - it was so touching to relive their journey! It also made his silence and lack of interaction with Minnie all the more painful to watch. I can only imagine to what extent he had internalized his pain and shock, and continues to do so today.
It is ironic that the MInnie who HS is looking at as a harbinger of change and end to women's tears in his haveli/family legacy is the one who's going to be shedding a lot of them. Man, it will destroy HS when he finds out and I hope he does before it's too late. She's at the precipice right now.
By the way, I also went back and watched episode 105 where Minnie breaks down in front of HS after Ashok is arrested. I had not paid attention to the backstory so much when I had first watched it a few months ago. I just thought he was emotional seeing Minnie like that, but now that I know more about his history it all makes so much more sense why he was so affected seeing her like that. She had the courage to ask to put Ashok in jail later on when Ashok got out of hand but HS took no legal action against his father. He still felt the same angst Minnie did when thinking of his father as a criminal.
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