I don't know why, but it annoys me how Simar defends Aarav no matter what just because of their agreement. However, I don't see the same from him. I never witness him defending her the same way she does him. The agreement was they were going to support each other as husband and wife equally. But this shows keep pushing this narrative that women have to go above and beyond to support their husbands. While men have to do the bare minimum for their wives (like supporting her singing) and they get praise.
This narrative is so strong that even Simar's dad is shown to defend it.
I can understand Gagan point of view as to how much you will allow someone to hurt you just for them to forgive you. There is always threshold, where it becomes too much. I think Gagan has reach his. He is witnessing an unfair powerful play, where rich people can get so offended that use their power to enact uncontrollable punishment over the poor. While the poor just have to forgive them and even defend their overreaction. Like Badima getting Simar's dad arrest, then afterwards he defending her for it.
While the poor don't show that same courtesy to their very own, when it comes to forgiveness. Like Simar's dad refusing to give Reema and Vivaan his blessing because they got married without their family's consent. But it's fine to give Simar and Aarav his blessing while his family also didn't consent to their marriage either. Like WHAT? 😕 You are giving your blessing to a guy who is planning to divorce your daughter in a few weeks. While the guy who almost burned himself for your other daughter, you are like no thank you.🤔 I understand he is angry at Reema, but he already blessed Vivaan without Reema. So why be so dramatic and bless him as soon-to- be ex son-in-law's brother, then don't bless him at all.
I know I am omitting the fact that Reema is evil here but only 2 persons in the show actually knows that.
For those who find this post is all over the place, you are right. But I just need somewhere to rant my frustration.
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