Neil as a husband deserves applause! (HYPOTHETICAL of 26 Nov EP)

First off, yes... I know Aarohi manipulated the situation and what not, but let's say, hypothetically, she actually did get slapped. At least, that's what Neil thinks.

In that case, can we just appreciate how fiercely he supported his wife? If husbands all over India were this supportive of their wives, then our country would be so much safer. He didn't take any shit from anyone. He trusted his wife unwaveringly, and he was adamant on getting justice for her. I've rarely ever seen any men on ITV go against their family so fiercely in cases of abuse and stand by their wife.

*Sigh*

Neirohi had soooo much potential. They could've been a real power couple. I hate the writers for doing this to Aarohi's character.

EDIT: Guys! I'm talking about a hypothetical situation in which Aarohi did genuinely get abused. In a case of genuine domestic violence, Neil's reaction as a husband was really great. Not talking about him as a brother or a son or anything else. Just focusing on how nice it is to see a husband so staunchly supporting his wife. Again... in the HYPOTHETICAL situation that Aarohi did actually get abused.

Neirohi and potential seems funny to me

There is no love between them

False insecurities brought them together

Infact arohi manipulated him

But I would appreciate him for his support to arohi even when she is utter nonsense nuisance and totally wrong

Originally posted by: Dewdrops1995

Neirohi and potential seems funny to me

There is no love between them

False insecurities brought them together

Infact arohi manipulated him

But I would appreciate him for his support to arohi even when she is utter nonsense nuisance and totally wrong

aisa support dont deserve any kind of appreciation imo and rahi baat arohi ki its she who have always misuse the trust of people and if people dont trust her its she who has called it on herself.

Indeed neil is an ideal husband material don't want to discuss about his other relations but here he must be appreciated the way he stood for his wife unlike others who has chosen to trust his family except his wife coz before his mom he can't see anything else

What will happen when d complete truth of jharu comes out

She didn’t loved him. She just played with his feelings

I don’t know will he support or not????

See I said about neil here not Aarohi moreover whatever might be the case neil is a better person as he did not commit as many mistakes as much as abhi did in his life

Now I’m saying regarding Neil he completely failed as a son and brother

That mother who brought a illegitimate child to her house and I won’t justify her regarding her not telling d truth. But she is a mother and he failed to under her

That brother who owned an orphan as his own brother not even knowing d reality

That sister in law who he loved and she loved him like her own brought d disgusting truth of her sister to save his life

But what he did

In d manipulation of a witch supporting her crimes and insulting d people

Regarding husband I agree he supported jharu but what is d use of this if d truth comes out that she entered someone’s private space and stole a file and dat slap is not actually a slap at all and d insecurities which she boosted in his Mind were all false and he goona loose everything

My liking towards him gone d day he grabbed d collar of parth and pushed abhi

Going against a bother who was always there for you since childhood, Abhi was the one who adopted Neil too for a girl who isn't even worth it all or did anything good for him or anything isn't a good character for me.

And his wife made a mockery out of domestic violence there is nothing to cheer on for putting blame on innocent people.

NOTE: This topic is about Neil as a husband. Basically focusing on the hypothetical situation in which Aarohi did get abused. Like... in an imaginary situation.

Just wanted to point out that Neil's reaction as a husband is what I would expect from all husbands when supporting their wife in cases of domestic abuse.

That is, in cases of REAL domestic abuse. It's all a hypothetical.