@kool sadhu, i agree with u yaar
..Originally posted by: anupditto@koolsadhu1000
BTW, you write very well
'Btw Manhar and Jyotsna look like TWINS . They look more like SIBLINGs than hubby wife .. Made for Each other .'
am dying out of laughter
Originally posted by: koolsadhu1000v also praises her when necessary but he is quick to criticise her too, v is so very honest with herAnd I like that about V ...thats how a husband shud ideally be . Once when she was constantly making those mixed signal statements like as a businesswoman how she wants to make her mark and How V shud NOT step back from the competition as she wants the best for him as a WIFE ...V just cut her short and bluntly said ...Then U step back .π She was so taken aback .πVaibhav sees things as THEY ARE . Whether its Dalichand's misery , whether its business rivalry...he sees things EXACTLY as they are . Devki is too full of idealism to see the very obvious . Not Vaibhav .Devki keeps berating her father but does not understand when he screams out and tells TAke away the money , I wont be able to control myself ...she has no knowledge of the horrific withdrawal symptoms of alcoholism . For her its always a filmy ideal solution ...Daddy shud look at his little girl's face , feel a surge of fatherly love and stop drinking ...so simple . She has ZERO knowledge of the PAIN alcoholics go through . But Vaibhav understands and doesn't judge .Actually , Vaivhav is a hard headed businessman . He REALLY knows business . I wud like to see HIS acumen in business too , besides the Devki jaap .
I must admit I am a little puzzled at some of the comments. A woman should taste defeat or consider her family before she takes them on in a business environment? Why? Why should it be the woman's lot to be the peace maker or the person who holds the family together? It would appear that women believe that if it's a choice between career and home, a man has the right to chose work but a woman perforce must chose home.
Virani group has enough and more businesses so why could the Viranis not step back and allow their daughter-in-law to take this business - at the end of the day it would till be their ghar ki bahu doing them proud.
Yes, one feels bad for Sid, and one admires him for his magnanimity in being happy for Devaki but maybe Sid's wife should direct her grouse against IMV rather than Devaki simply cos they don't have the courage to take on IMV. Is this the only business that the Viranis have that Sid could do? To my mind Devaki deserves this more, cos she is the one who is fighting for it while its Sid's dad who is getting it for him!
And does IMV really encourage the women in his family? Is that why he never tried to get over Chandraprabha and didn't give his wife her due? Which is why he is happy to ruin Devaki's life? Even his reaction to losing this deal underlines the fact that what his mother is doing is right. She recognises her son for what he really is - egotistical, driven and vindictive - and while she understands and sympathises with what drove him to become so, she also has the courage to try and ensure that his vendetta doesn't destroy an innocent life.
I feel sorry for both Vaibhav and Devaki cos they are both pawns in a deadly game being played by IMV. Devaki cos she knows not that the impetus behind her marriage is pure revenge for IMV. Even more so for Vaibhav - cos he is feeling bad for a father who didn't blink about destroying his love life and has happily sacrificed him at the alter of his (IMV's) desire for revenge by getting him married to Devaki...
.. and whether you like it or not, when you do things driven by anger, desire to hurt, you can control what you do but not what actually ends up happening...IMV has rolled the die, but cant control where the chips will fall and what and who all they will destroy in the process!
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