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1Originally posted by: -Predator-
Swamini is definitely right, there's no question about that. But if anyone else was in Biji's place, he/she would have done the same thing. Because every time Maanvi does something for good, Swamini would remove a bad quality out of Maanvi or what she did. So it was sensible of Biji to take Swamini's words as a precaution.
However, agreeing with sensible Dadaji, she had to consult other elders of both families before arriving to such a decision, as she always knew Jeevika would NEVER get married having Maanvi away all alone. That's where Biji went wrong.In fact, personally I think Chacha ji (Jeevika's) had something amazing to say in yesterday's episode to Biji when she tells him Maanvi will not attend the wedding. I can't recall what, but I was so happy with him. Will get back with that.
Very well put. Wondefully expressed. Thanks for the long replyOriginally posted by: lilmzsunshine
you're right. I think Swamini over reacts where Manvi is concerned, and her fears regarding Manvi causing disruption are based on her need to control situations and people around her, and in her family. Yet, she didn't imply that Manvi be kept away from the wedding. Like she said 'hum itne kathoor bhi nahin hain ke ek behen ko doosri behen ki shaadi se door rakhenge'.
And yes, although BG over reacted, she also made an executive decision in a very tough time, and a very SHORT period of time. She was facing Swamini, and her wrath, and was fearful of Jevika's wedding being cancelled. In that fear, in that moment, she made a decision she thought best. She has doubted herself, and cried for the sisters since then. She's though of herself as harsh also.But all in all - both BG and Swamini tended to poo-poo on Manvi due to their inherent lack of sympathy or understanding of Manvi. They don't truly understand the bond and the love the two sisters share. As Jeevika said, 'aap ko hamare rishtay ki gehrai samajh mein he nahin aai'.SO although Swamini, and BG, in their own stance and well wishing, were not at fault in THIS ONE ACT, they're somewhere, some how, responsible for ultimately ending up with this decision. They need to open up a bit more - Swamini needs to let go of the reins of control she holds on too tight and allow a little mischeif, change, randomness in life and in her family; and BG needs to let go of the fear that Manvi will do something wrong, and let Manvi be. The sooner she accepts that, and sticks up for Manvi, the sooner Manvi will be responsible, and also others will accept her for what she is. I mean, Jeevika doesn't go around apologizing for her sister. Neither should BG.-S
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