Originally posted by: Dreamygal301
The thing is this show is about relationship and bonds of love. That theme is now coming into play here.
I will hate it if the writers start constantly playing on the 'rishta hain pyar' theme constantly by making Mishti the scapegoat. Totally refuse that. Everything works both ways, it is time others to show how much they love Misbir as well.
Yes, the fundamental theme of the show is about the various shades of love and relationships....but what has personally clicked for me is the evolution of AM's relationship....the way they have discovered themselves through the process of falling in love with each other.....their vulnerabilities, their strengths, hope, joy, fulfillment. The way Abir empowered Mishti in her lowest moments, taught her to feel worthy of love made for the most significant moments in their journey IMO....and ideally, if they are finally getting married, this should be the culmination of that feeling.
So much was flipped in the course of the leap.....their core characteristics stripped away....emotional scars, baggage....these core themes of ehsaan versus pyaar....all have been sidelined for this contrived Kuhu drama. That is where the writers are squandering the plot for AM sadly,
Drama is not the problem.....but atleast it should be dhang ka drama that adds something to the story.....but all of this is contrived Kuhu drama.....where is there any substance for AM in this? Unless they actually have a convo about Mishti's deep emotional scars thanks to years of abuse from Kuhu, this serves no purpose.....and sadly, given how the writers are currently taking the story, I don't feel much hope they will loop back to that.
I get that it's a daily that has to keep the story going but the story badly needs to inject a dose of the original AM issues back into their story to find their anchor again.....Mishti's emotional baggage, Abir sensing her pain and standing up for her rather than only hung up on his Nanko and uski Kuhu.
I understand family relationships all need to be managed but the whole premise of this story is the hatke AM relationship....if they don't nurture that in a timely manner, the rest of the family balancing act won't hold either.
*Edit: Just a few more thoughts I forgot to add....
You very rightly summed up AM's journey.....the first heady rush of fierce love for each other and promises of never giving it up clashed ultimately with the rude reality of the baggage they face with their current family.....loved ones who do not necessarily give them the same unconditional love that they have given to them. Instead, they lost so much to people who tried to tear them down and are still trying to tear them down.
Ideally, they should learn from this and try to fight for the love they share.....they've already tried the selfless sacrificing route....it brought them nothing but pain and regret. Ofcourse, some people are unable to ever overcome this vicious cycle cuz they can't help themselves from trying to satisfy every person's demand in their life.....in a real world scenario, you would have to ultimately face the fact that you can't simultaneously make everyone happy all the time and you have to make choices....and value your own happiness too rather than constantly sacrificing it for selfish people.
Family and relationships are always complicated....but as you said, it's high time that Abir and Mishti were also valued in these families rather than considered instruments for abusing or manipulating. It's a two way street if they want there to be actual "pyar".....you can't grow pyaar where there is constant abuse and selfishness.
Edited by AreYaar - 4 years ago
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