Do folks remember the first time we were introduced to Payal and Palak? They were fighting weren't they? It was a cute scene...they were bratty little girls and adorable.
But ever since they've found out about their father's remarriage, they've been subdued. It makes sense...they've been told by their friends at school about wicked step-mothers...and, correct me if I'm wrong, when they told Yash this, he didn't really address their fears. He didn't tell them that not all step-moms are like that, that Aarti wouldn't be like that (though he doesn't REALLY know, he has an instinct, that's all...but we know that he's right...😊). To make things worse, bua has filled their ears with more nonsense...really that woman...how depraved! I have no other words for her. To take out her bitterness on children?!
So no wonder Payal and Palak are subdued. These girls are justifiably frightened.
Ansh on the other hand has been looking forward to his new life. Aarti of course has also not talked to Ansh - or told him that his new papa and his new bada ghar also come with new sisters, new relations...and so on...and he's going to have to share...
I guess what I am trying to say is that the biggest effect of Aarti and Yash not communicating (apart from KILLING us & affecting our mental health!) will be on the children...
They entered this marriage for their children. So it's time they showed real responsibility by making an attempt to communicate for the sake of those children.
P.S. Another thought re Ansh
I fear that we are going to be subject to soem emotional atyaachaar regarding Ansh. People (read Gayatri and Bua and even payal and palak) will be mean to him and for the first time in his life, he might find that not everyone is as open and loving as his mother and badi ma and bade papa. Poor boy. I am hoping they don;t do this though. I really hate watching children being harassed. And this is not a lesson I want this child to learn.
Edited by narangi_77 - 11 years ago