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Ashok:
"A sociopath is one who sees others as impersonal objects to be manipulated to fulfill their own narcissistic needs without any regard for the hurtful consequences of their selfish actions." ~R. Alan Woods, The Journey Is the Destination: A Book of Quotes With Commentaries
Shagun:
"I don't care what you think unless it is about me." ~Kurt Cobain
Adi:
"Children aren't coloring books. You don't get to fill them with your favorite colors." ~Khaled Hosseini
I am sorry for the late update, I got really busy last night and couldnt update before bed.
When I read your post I couldn't stop laughing! đI am actually glad you made a post on Ashok! Sometimes the villains need a special shout out from us fans! Specially the YHM villains, they have more of a cupid role in this show than villainsđ. Me and Ashok baby have a love-hate relationship. You are so right, today's episode was definitely about the villains self-centred "Mohabbatein"! I did not really enjoy the episode as much but it wasn't horrible as some of this week's episodes.
Ashok:
Shagun's Ashok baby is one of the most cuteness and dump villains on indian television history. Calling him a dumb blonde is the perfect way to describe him. I have never really understood him actually. Calling him a sociopath is correct because even after getting Shagun this man still found ways to torture Raman. He thought Shagun was a prize possession that he couldn't have! He went after another man's wife specially a loyal employee who literally looked up to him and really respected him. Now he doesn't want to marry the same women because he got her and now he moved on to Mihika another challenge for him. I really hate man like Ashok who don't look at women as humans but think there are some object that they can buy or get. I love Ashok because it wasn't for him we wouldn't have Ishra but I really hate the way he treats women. Another thing I don't understand about him is that he doesn't want to marry Shagun but he still gets jealous when she goes to Raman.
Shagun:
Not going to really go into details about this woman because I mention her in Payal's last post. My problem with her is not because she left Raman, it is the way she did it. Everyone has the right to be happy and if she thought and loved Ashok, then fine go to him. But the fact she left her 6 month old daughter and used her son as pawn to get back at her ex-husband she makes me hate her. And in this episode, her dialogues made me cringe. She is so selfish and I don't understand if she loves Adi or not but she doesn't want Raman to have him.
Adi:
I will always feel bad for him! Shagun is such a poison in his life. She uses her son as a pawn and they puts negative thoughts in his head. I wish he could see Ishita's kindness and care because she is the only one who seems to understand his feelings unlike his real mother. I really felt bad for him in tonight's episode. The way he held on to his mother and his fears. Shagun manipulates Adi no doubt about that. Today he again become the pawn to his parents (pointing more towards Shagun. Raman's intentions were not wrong). And the scene at the hospital, the man who he thought was his father just announced that he wants to marry his mami! Adi is going through the same thing all over again when his biological parents broke up. This boy is attached to Ashok more than Raman so he must be going through a world mill right now. And his mom is again going to use him to get back at Ashok. I really feel for him because his mom never really pays attention to him unless he needs him to get back at Raman and now Ashok or needs to show the world that she is mom of the year. And he genioyl loves Shagun and his attachment to her is really unhealthy in a way. I don't get we get attached to people or objects because they are always there but Shagun has barley been in Adi's life too but he still attached to her. This boy is definitely like his mom because denial works for both of them. I wish he would tell Shagun everything he has heard about. I hope he really gets the love he deserves because no child deserves to feel like they are not wanted or loved. Like Ruhi, Adi's angel will be Ishita too.
Now I leave you off with my daily poem dedicated to Ishra:
"I was dead, then alive.
Weeping, then laughing.
The power of love came into me,
and I became fierce like a lion,
then tender like the evening star."
~Rumi
Edited by cocololo123 - 10 years ago
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