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Hey there all the lovely people!!
Me didn't almost write anything today, but then weird posts happen instantly 😆
A wise person once said 'you have to give up on people not because you Don't care, but because they Don't -- no two humans can be alike, two thought process can't be alike, same goes the perspective... every picture/coin has two sides... it's how one understands, interprets and react depends on the individual. There is no right or wrong, it's just where one stands and how one perceive is what matters.
Kanak thinks that Payal is weak and cannot carry the weight of additional responsibility, Of being a mother to a child... Kanak perceived the whole scenario in a different way, which she named a bigger crime than marriage to a picture. That's Kanak perspective, as she thinks only she knows what pagal is going through and this is unfair to her. Kanak should understand that just because her thought process doesn't go along with Uma and his family doesn't mean they are outright wrong in every matter. Uma and family also have better interest for Payal, they gave her a child to rear, hers to call, hers to nurture as they themselves see that she shouldn't be deprived of being a mother. --- it's kinda double edged sword, as Payal is happy with her new motherhood, she has happily accepted it, had she any objections regarding it she would have talked her mother... but pagal has spread her roots more firmly in the family by being a mother to shiv. And when Payal is happy, her parents happy, Kanak should move on, instead of undermining her as a bechari nari who has to carry double weight, should start supporting her in being more effective mother/human.
Uma very clearly states that he listened to her, understood what she was trying to convey, but now how he perceived it and reacted to it is upto him... she has no control over his perception, in fact his thoughts are not influenced by humans but by dharm -- Uma couldn't have been clearer than this. It's a general lesson, every individual has their own perspective.
Kanak cries in front of him and he is affected by it, he steps closer to wipe her tears -- for a moment I thought Kanak would cry her heart out on her tormentor, and he would absorb her tears as holes in him. But that's me expecting too much.
Vansh comes in disguised as a lady to meet Kanak for Rakhi. Vansh is worried about Kanak living with such 'dharmic' people as they can do anything in name of dharm. Yes these people have their set of flaws, they are dharmic they lead a different life/alien life but that's their choice, their right to live their life as they want... Kanak asks Vansh a day more as she is about to get the shop, the shop for which she has done so much. In a sweet sibling moment also the shop had to in between like a bitter almond in sweet ladu.
And payals mother overheard Kanak's conversation with Vansh.
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