Is this the love Mangala wants? - Page 2

Who cares what Mangala wants? This is not her story, she isn't the lead. Is this what Anandi wants? After getting to know the identity of her daughter without doing anything for it, and even after living with her for quite some time thereafter, she is satisfied with tons of hugs and giving expensive gifts and showcasing her school while the girl continues to live like a guest unaware of her identity? She destroyed this girl's life and still not taking any action to rectify the situation...

Now that we know the child's current condition is also Anandi's responsibility the whole problem is solved. That means Mangala herself is no where in the picture. 

What to say when Anandi herself has become unnecessary garbage. She wants all her work to be done by others - she has been reduced to a weak person good enough to give hollow speeches.

For that matter, its quite nice to know that people have also accepted that it's Anandi who was at fault for losing her child, and she is still at fault for not giving her, her identity. Finally, Anandi's faults are being accepted as her faults (which are otherwise every other character's mistakes except hers). Edited by Missesha - 8 years ago

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For that matter, its quite nice to know that people have also accepted that it's Anandi who was at fault for losing her child, and she is still at fault for not giving her, her identity. Finally, Anandi's faults are being accepted as her faults (which are otherwise every other character's mistakes except hers). 

Mangala still has it to her credits for raising a subnormal child, (the one thats was lost by Anandi) for 11 years. She also has to it her credits for getting Akhiraj punished and for becoming the reason of bringing the mother-daughter duo together.  

It's unfortunate that Anandi has no credits on her. She  only forms the reasons for Nandini's pain and miseries  for all her life. 

It's Anandi's weakness and kindness  that has allowed Mangala to survive so long in BH. If left to Ganga or dadisa they would've kicked her out long back. 

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Now the child is 11 years old and she wants her mother back and willing to accept her even if she has thrown her in garbage bin as long as she knows that her mother wants her now.

If the child is willing to give her mother a chance even after she threw her in garbage bin the question of her not accepting her mother because she lost while trying to save another child doesn't arise anymore.

While Anandi is at fault now for not establishing a proper communication channel and get her daughter to trust her enough to come to her it is Mangala who is doing injustice to a child deliberately by feeding her lies.

Let us forget Anandi's past mistake. Why is she repeating that mistake by allowing the child to get hurt over and again? She had a god-sent opportunity at the mela. She was alone, her daughter's mind had opened up to accepting her mother and Anandi foolishly and unnecessarily imagined rejection by the child and fluffed a chance to set the record straight.

If she couldn't tell N the truth in the most favourable circumstance, if that opportune time was not right, there never will be a right time.

Anandi caused her infant's life to be destroyed. She got an opportunity to rectify that mistake and she again foolishly, carelessly lost it. She looked at Nimboli from her own intrest rather than the child's interest. If N's mind had become receptive to accepting her mother, she would have been happiest knowing CC whom she liked so much was her mother.

By waiting for the right opportunity which will never come, she has allowed N to slip away from her.

When will she ever learn?

How will Anandi throw someone else out when she herself leaves as refugee  and that too forever in other people's places? Edited by Missesha - 8 years ago

Just as DB could not be blamed for Anoop going astray, Mangala cannot be blamed for Anandi's reluctance and fear to own up her child.

Is she so foolish that she cannot connect the dots? Can't she see that Mangala is not bringing the mother and child closer?

What is this fear all about? Why would N reject her CC? If N does reject Anandi so be it. Isn't it better N knows her real identity than believe herself to be an orphan thrown into the bin? What is more damaging to the child? The first or second?

I'm saying all this from the position that Mangala is evil.

Simply saying Mangala is doing everything to keep nimboli with her and Anandi doing nothing to get back her daughter.