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I am sorry but I don't agree with what Viren was saying to Jeevika in the preview.
When Viren yelled at Manvi on so many occasions after Jeevika's accident, I didn't once get upset with him simply because he didn't know the truth.
But now, if he gets annoyed with Jeevika for over-caring for Manvi, I won't like it or agree with it. Does he not understand the depth of Jeevika's love for Manvi? Manvi is not just her little sister. Manvi is like a child to Jeevika, her own child. She had promised her parents to look after her. She loves her more than anything in the world.
Can you imagine any parent's condition if they learn their child has cancer? Because that's exactly what Jeevika is going through. Her baby sister, whom she has looked after all her life could possibly lose her life. And to top it off, Jeevika found out late about it too, after everyone else. I bet that makes her even more insecure and scared for Manvi.
Her behaviour, over-caring, and over-protectiveness is totally justified. It's exactly how a parent would act. It's exactly how a parent would take care of their child. After all, that is what Manvi is to Jeevika, her child.
When Viren yelled at Manvi on so many occasions after Jeevika's accident, I didn't once get upset with him simply because he didn't know the truth.
But now, if he gets annoyed with Jeevika for over-caring for Manvi, I won't like it or agree with it. Does he not understand the depth of Jeevika's love for Manvi? Manvi is not just her little sister. Manvi is like a child to Jeevika, her own child. She had promised her parents to look after her. She loves her more than anything in the world.
Can you imagine any parent's condition if they learn their child has cancer? Because that's exactly what Jeevika is going through. Her baby sister, whom she has looked after all her life could possibly lose her life. And to top it off, Jeevika found out late about it too, after everyone else. I bet that makes her even more insecure and scared for Manvi.
Her behaviour, over-caring, and over-protectiveness is totally justified. It's exactly how a parent would act. It's exactly how a parent would take care of their child. After all, that is what Manvi is to Jeevika, her child.
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