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My dear Purva,
Your quotation is spot on; that is just it, as you sow, so shall you reap. Only sometimes it takes a lot of time for Nemesis to catch up with you, but catch up she does in the end.
All in all, Mary got off very lightly, for her crimes as a drug dealer were of the worst kind. Drug dealers deliberately destroy so many lives, mostly young ones, body and soul. Capital punishment is too good for them. Leena at least suffered agonies on account of her daughter before she herself committed suicide. I was glad that poor little Mona ended up in a safe place in the end, and I hope she gets to lead a normal life.
As for the money, as you would have seen from my post, the split up is a mystery.
Your quotation is spot on; that is just it, as you sow, so shall you reap. Only sometimes it takes a lot of time for Nemesis to catch up with you, but catch up she does in the end.
All in all, Mary got off very lightly, for her crimes as a drug dealer were of the worst kind. Drug dealers deliberately destroy so many lives, mostly young ones, body and soul. Capital punishment is too good for them. Leena at least suffered agonies on account of her daughter before she herself committed suicide. I was glad that poor little Mona ended up in a safe place in the end, and I hope she gets to lead a normal life.
As for the money, as you would have seen from my post, the split up is a mystery.
If Mary worked with Leena
in stealing the Rs.6 crores and then helped her to disappear, surely she would
have taken a share of the loot? Why was Leena able to keep the whole? And what
did she spend R.1.4 crores on, seeing that she had not bought her flat but only
rented it?
Then again, if Damle stole the missing Rs.2 crores,as Arjun says, how did he locate the cash hoard in the water tank? Did he discover it by chance, and if so, why did he not take the whole of it?
Yes, the 1001.90 had a curious solution; there was not enough of the message for a code, since it was obviously meant for the police, but the final answer was a surprise.
I am glad you liked the post, my dear. Take care.
Affectionately,
Shyamala Aunty
Originally posted by: tani23Very well written ...
Dere is a quote in hindi which is sumthing like :"Jo Boya hain ...waise he payoge"Which means : One has to pay for dere deeds sumwhere sumhow in lifeSame was d case here...The 2 ladies had done a lot of wrong deeds in their lives...they were a part of sum gang...involved in sum or other cases ...n den dey betrayed dere boss after realizing wat dey did was wrong n dey didnt want d child (Mona) should suffer because of them.But still even after escaping for years ...d past came bak to haunt dere present n d young girls future...I m sorry for d poor girl ..because she has to pay for her parent's deeds ...~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Second point : i didnt understood how d money was distributed : 6 crores was d money wid 4 crore wid Leena ...n 2 crore Damle stole ...Does dat mean : mary didnt took her share ...i also didnt understood d point~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~thirdly,Rathore was sidelined in the episode ...i like his detectives skills ..he played a important role in Episode 25...but dis episode ..he was not much to do ...Arjun was d one who used Shree n chotu to find more n more about d case~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i think dat if arjun has not noticed Damle's ID card ...dey would have definitely not come to know about his corrupt motives ...1001.90/- : i expected the number to b more fruitful ... i was thinking to crack d code behind d number ..n wat it came out to b a inspector's ID number ...Love n regardsPurva
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