Episode discussion: 05/06/2017 - 09/06/2017

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QueenKordeilia

@QueenKordeilia

Dazzler

Posted: 8 years ago

#101

Originally posted by: Ash.raje17

@delia actually there is a word in Hindi.
Lust is havas
Physical attraction is sharirik aakarshan
Sex is sambhog

But these words are a taboo... These are masked under the cute guise of love.

I knew there would be some sort of word but what I meant was that it's too... controversial... to put on TV.

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SB24

@SB24

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Posted: 8 years ago

#102

Originally posted by: shreya222
depends on whatever she has teach them is right or wrong. Bcos it takes time to pick up right things but wrong things can be easily picked up.

I agree with u about Mo being a better parent in a twisted way. Her children hold themselves with confidence and are not psychologically afflicted. They feel secured with her. since Mo has chosen the evil path, her children are doomed. Specially Nihal. Amrit' s weak Abla naari personality has pushed her sons into constantly dealing with conflicting emotions. This serial has depicted children brought up by different types of mothers very well. Amba too has been a pillar of strength for her girls and even Raavi and her kids. They too are emotionally healthy. Preet is being forced to behave in a desparate way due to CVs thinking they create a dramatic impact. Keeping audiences hooked. Least do they know audiences are fed up of such tracks.

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QueenKordeilia

@QueenKordeilia

Dazzler

Posted: 8 years ago

#103

Originally posted by: SB24
I agree with u about Mo being a better parent in a twisted way. Her children hold themselves with confidence and are not psychologically afflicted. They feel secured with her. since Mo has chosen the evil path, her children are doomed. Specially Nihal. Amrit' s weak Abla naari personality has pushed her sons into constantly dealing with conflicting emotions. This serial has depicted children brought up by different types of mothers very well. Amba too has been a pillar of strength for her girls and even Raavi and her kids. They too are emotionally healthy. Preet is being forced to behave in a desparate way due to CVs thinking they create a dramatic impact. Keeping audiences hooked. Least do they know audiences are fed up of such tracks.

Don't forget Harjeet's shitty and neglectful behaviour. He's the reason his sons have turned into such monsters. Sure, Amrit never had the courage to stand up to him, but him beating the crap out of her didn't really help.

Harjeet left Mohini to raise Rohan whereas Amrit allowed Raj's hatred to for Manu to fester so much that became what he is now.

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QueenKordeilia

@QueenKordeilia

Dazzler

Posted: 8 years ago

#104

I don't actually know who likes the current track. Every Waaris viewer who uses the Internet hates Sakshi Devi. All of the comments on written update sites, YouTube, other forums e.t.c. are negative. Are the CVs blind to this? Unfortunately, Salil Sand didn't do any TRPs yesterday so there's no way of knowing if this negative crap fest is actually increasing TRPs.

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The.Wanderer

@The.Wanderer

Rocker

Posted: 8 years ago

#105

Originally posted by: QueenKordeilia

Don't forget Harjeet's shitty and neglectful behaviour. He's the reason his sons have turned into such monsters. Sure, Amrit never had the courage to stand up to him, but him beating the crap out of her didn't really help.
Harjeet left Mohini to raise Rohan whereas Amrit allowed Raj's hatred to for Manu to fester so much that became what he is now.

Lack of conversation is what I call this... Amrit being completely unaware of what is going in her son's mind shows that the mom and son never had any conversation. I mean she knew about Mannu and Raj's friendship. Didn't she find it weird that Raj stopped mentioning Mannu at all? Because 10 year old Raj didn't suddenly start hating his best friend. It must have been difficult for him too to digest the fact that his best friend killed his elder brother. Somewhere Raj also believes that if Raman had survived, then Amrit would not have left the Bajwa Haveli. No matter what, she would not have left her son and her newly wed daughter in law at the mercy of Mohini and co.

I know it must have been difficult for someone like her to start a life from scratch in a city like Delhi. On top of that raising a son and also earning for the family. She was someone who always remained in the so called limits set by the society for women... Breaking away from all of that must have been difficult. So I am not blaming her or anything.

Just stating how it must have been...