Originally posted by: shwetha297
Hello Pari π€
Good Postπ
thanks a lot shweta π€ your words and comment here means a lot to me!!! π³
Yes, I agree that there is a medicine for every disease and punishment
for every mistakes committed by us. Practically, many can escape from the
societal punishment, but no one can escape from the god's eyes and from the law
of karmas.
But what about the karmas done in absence of one's conscious. when a person himself/herself is not knowing what he/she is doing, they how can they reap for it. I heard somewhere that mistakes committed when we ourselves dont know what we are doing is forgiven, i agree that mistake here is not small enough to be forgiven but is expecting a bitter punishment is right or justified?
No doubt that, Zara was a good & efficient police officer &
dedicated her entire life for the welfare of the country, but her love
obsession has made her a murderor. We can also say that her 8 years loneliness &
lack of love are main reasons for that and there was no one with her who could
understand her much better.
very well said shweta!! π completely agreed. its was just that she has got an unknown past about which she doesnt know anything and she never got love from her husband malik, so lack of identity and bitter relationship made her life faded and rishi was the one adding colors into it, thats the reason she doesnt want to loose him at any cost.
She found that love and caring nature in rishi
& when she came to know that his love is only for Indira, then her insecurity
& possessiveness made her blind & she went to a situation, where she
don't know as to what she is doing and have become a big criminal bcoz of love.
I really pity her for that condition & I think either physical punishment
nor self realization is not a solution for this & self realization is not
at all the possible with zara as she has crossed that mental condition.
But if self realization is not possible how can such persons be treated, giving death sentence or life time imprisonment will never make her realize what she did, then how can such people be treated, because zara can be a fictional character but in our day to day life we come across many such people who may not be as obsessive as zara but have the traits of obsessiveness, how can such people be treated?
There should be someone who could love her endlessly &
take care of her & eliminate her loneliness & Only Love is the solution
for zara & this can be given only by rishi, which does not happen &
ultimately her life ends in a tragedy.π
yes true, she wants rishi who himself is a married man, and zara will never get what she want, and result might be suicide that only haunts me here obsession always has such a tragic end!!!
This is my POVπ
thanks shweta π my replies are in red..
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