Originally posted by: Lethamukund
The same thing I also felt, and same I mentioned in many posts, while separation track was going on. Aryan accusing Imlie for Cheeku loss was out of his character, yet I agree he is a human and blurted out something in anger and frustration. Aryan pushing off Imlie in her most vulnerable stage was again out of character, and he was not bothered to know if she is safe and where did she go? Strange. Aryan feeling guilty is very much true to his character. So fight clubs I could understand. After 5 years Aryan again blaming Imlie with same mera cheeku is unbelievable. I can't relate to him as a character. 5 years is long enough to come out of the trauma. and he had his family to support and lean on.
Imli is the one who learned live with the sorrow. I am able to connect to her more than earlier.
I would like to share my personal experience in my family. Its very much relatable to what AryLie have gone through. Much worse than this
10 years ago, my brother lost his one day old boy, as my SIL fell sleep while feeding him. She was exhausted post delivery and unfortunately no one was in room. The infant got suffocated while feeding and doctors could not save him. Both of them and we the whole family was shattered. After a few days both husband and wife started fights with EO, screaming, shouting and blame game started. My mother got panic and I had to fly down to my native. We discussed with my SIL's family, took both of them to psychiatrist and gynec, doctors suggested them to stay away for some time. Both of them started medication for depression. My SIL stayed with her parents, I took my brother to Bangalore, I took 3 months leave and stayed with him full time. It was a herculean task for me, my husband and my 3 year old boy. Rather we tried that my son spend his time with my brother, over time they bonded well and he has improved much. Off late my brother started communicating with my SIL and another couple of weeks they were back to normalcy. All through six months we were working as a team, my family and my SIL family. I am happy that today both of the are together happy with their 8 year old girl.
All I wanted to say is time heals everything, you need a family to support you. In this case Aryan has a close knit family, he is much well connected and placed than Imlie. He must have recovered better. But here he is again stuck at mera Cheeku. I can't relate to that
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