Keerti.

The CVs have totally dropped the ball when it comes to Keerti as a character.

Up until the point when the family finds out the truth about Aditya and their subsequent separation, I understood her actions. She had grown up with the very conservative Dadi and I understood why she didn't speak up. After all the torture she went through, it would take time to pick up all the pieces and feel whole again. Her spirit was broken. And the CVs had an excellent opportunity to show how she gradually comes into her own despite everything she suffered, with her family standing firmly behind her at every step. But they didn't offer her character that chance at all.

The first instance that comes to mind is the sequence where Kaira take her out with them. They are going to a couple's party where she is denied entry and she chooses to go home without informing them. I am not going to debate who was right or wrong in that situation. It was discussed extensively on this forum. In my opinion, that whole track was poorly done. Instead of showing something positive where she finally gets a chance to smile and relax, they unnecessarily turned her character into a plot device to create needless conflict between Naira and Dadi.

Where she should have been entirely wary of new relationships after her history, she was shown to fall in love in seconds. Her friendship with Naksh was honestly sweet. They should have let that friendship grow. He should have been there for her as friend and that's it.

Instead they again used her as a plot device to create conflict between Naira and Dadi, where Dadi manipulates Naira into considering Naksh as a potential groom, putting her in an impossible situation. Which then led to the rushed wedding with Naksh's unwarranted "sacrifice" and eventually a major misunderstanding between Kaira.

Even today, her being caught by goons was completely redundant. She again had to "saved" by Naksh and Kaira. It should have been a powerful moment for her character where she is actually given a choice of her own for the first time in a long time.

Character roles can be very well fleshed out too. They can be three dimensional roles with interesting stories. They don't always need to be reduced to mere plot devices. It's a pity because she could have been an interesting, mature character but they chose to reduce her to a perennial damsel in distress.

Just FYI, this whole post is directed towards CVs. I have nothing against Mohena. These are just my opinions. Feel free to agree or disagree.

Originally posted by: abhilasha_dream

I tend to disagree with you. Keerthi's character growth definitely needs to be shown and it is also being portrayed but the speed at which you are saying is not possible.

Looking at the conservative Said, Keerthi's must have got married at a young age with confidence but also with all the Orthodox thinking. Aditya started breaking that confidence slowly by ridiculing and torturing her at every step for god knows how many years. Even in Mayka she was only blamed for things due to which she lost all her self-worth.

Then Naksh came into her life. He was soft spoken and gave her immense respect unlike her husband, Aditya so attraction towards Naksh or liking him will not take much time for a character like Keerthi who has been always ridiculed by both her mayka and in- laws.

Now coming down to Keerthi's confidence after her family started supporting so then trust me it's not easy to get one's confidence after being ridiculed for so long, in addition with people taunting makes you feel more like a loser rather than you fighting with them. Emotions of Keerthi were apt at every situation till date.

The process of her able to speak her mind has started with the help of her family and it's only going to be nurtured more under the wings of Naksh. It's a gradual process and we are set to witness the journey of a confident Keerthi who is ready to take on the world on her own.. hope CV's show it properly.

Originally posted by: janvi0513

With Kirti they have made it look like a woman needs a man to live.

Aditya abused her mentally and physically, but then they show her missing doing things for her husband as she sees the other ladies doing their husband's work. This can be over looked because when we have a habit it takes time to change. Same day we saw her going to the party again, when she stands outside alone she feels sad and dejected looking at a couple, instead of being happy or at least slight bit content that she at least doesn't have a abusive husband by her side, she was sad not having a man by her side. Does a woman need a man by her side then only she can be happy? I honestly would have loved to see her going in the coffee shop, having a good alone time and then realising that it had been such a long time since she took all thoughts and fears out of her mind.

Originally posted by: Zara151

Great one, you don't always need a man to live a life. But maybe later one. Keerti who had just came out of an abusive marriage would've liked to see her be Single and become independent at least for a year. What you have summed up was correct, Keerti would've been happy doing things for herself and not depend on others. It would've been great if their marriage was slowed down, they rushed too much for their marriage.

Originally posted by: abhilasha_dream

I tend to disagree with you. Keerthi's character growth definitely needs to be shown and it is also being portrayed but the speed at which you are saying is not possible.

Looking at the conservative Said, Keerthi's must have got married at a young age with confidence but also with all the Orthodox thinking. Aditya started breaking that confidence slowly by ridiculing and torturing her at every step for god knows how many years. Even in Mayka she was only blamed for things due to which she lost all her self-worth.

Then Naksh came into her life. He was soft spoken and gave her immense respect unlike her husband, Aditya so attraction towards Naksh or liking him will not take much time for a character like Keerthi who has been always ridiculed by both her mayka and in- laws.

Now coming down to Keerthi's confidence after her family started supporting so then trust me it's not easy to get one's confidence after being ridiculed for so long, in addition with people taunting makes you feel more like a loser rather than you fighting with them. Emotions of Keerthi were apt at every situation till date.

The process of her able to speak her mind has started with the help of her family and it's only going to be nurtured more under the wings of Naksh. It's a gradual process and we are set to witness the journey of a confident Keerthi who is ready to take on the world on her own.. hope CV's show it properly.

Originally posted by: janvi0513

With Kirti they have made it look like a woman needs a man to live.

Aditya abused her mentally and physically, but then they show her missing doing things for her husband as she sees the other ladies doing their husband's work. This can be over looked because when we have a habit it takes time to change. Same day we saw her going to the party again, when she stands outside alone she feels sad and dejected looking at a couple, instead of being happy or at least slight bit content that she at least doesn't have a abusive husband by her side, she was sad not having a man by her side. Does a woman need a man by her side then only she can be happy? I honestly would have loved to see her going in the coffee shop, having a good alone time and then realising that it had been such a long time since she took all thoughts and fears out of her mind.