Originally posted by: gaurav_ankita08Arshi Arvi thats not the explanation my dear.
I am sorry if you don't understand.
Originally posted by: gaurav_ankita08Arshi Arvi thats not the explanation my dear.
Originally posted by: blas_morf
Nope,I didnot get it I just did thisπ
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Originally posted by: gaurav_ankita08Arshi Arvi,See the thread is regarding the Pavitra Rishta of a couple which shares in their marriage ok,So here i say if Arvi is not married to each other so how can their Rishta will be called Pavitra Bcoz However they both individually married to other peoples,So having a debate on a Couple love which hasn't made their Rishta to be Pavitra so why we call Arvi's love as Pavitra Rishta.
My POV says,Pavitra Rishta has two people who keep that on going not leaving it in a mid street.
Originally posted by: arshi_arvi
I understand where you are coming from. But do you think one should stay married if they are constantly thinking of their ex lover and can't be faithful to their spouse And if one can't trust their spouse. If one can't love their spouse even if they try. Don't you think Arjun and Purvi are betraying Ovi and Onir. They can't stop loving each other as much as they try. So to release everyone from pain, Arjun/Ovi and Purvi/Onir should get a divorce. This way Arjun and Purvi are atleast saving their spouse's lives from destruction.
I completely agree with you that Purvi should not be forgiven easily after what she has done to Arjun.
Originally posted by: sashashyam@red.Oh my God, what a shock for poor old Shambu dada when he learns that his bouji was not his bouji at all, regardless of her sindoor, the red and white bangles of a married Bengali woman, and the endless pujas of Durga Mata she performs while all the time making a mockery of something as serious and sacred as marriage! Poor thing, he is sure to have a heart attack, and we has better reserve a place for him in an nearby cardiac centre.
I am greatly amused by all this desperate clinging to the idea that Purvi and Onir are not married. Is it that Purvi has to preserve her pavitrata that way, by not having any marital relationship with Onir so that she is not sullied when she goes back to Arjun? I had never expected to see such antiquated and reactionary ideas from the brave young Gen X or Y. What does it matter if Purvi had married a dozen men in between or had a dozen affairs as well? Is it that only the woman has be an eka pati vrata, even if the pati is not her pati at all, not because he does not love her but because she sold him to another woman?
Lastly, wrt "they share an understanding, willing to do anything for each other", I fail to see what Purvi has done for Arjun except to destroy his life by locking him into an impossible marriage with a hysterical wife and then throwing away the key. And yes. reducing him to a compliant poodle with her endless "If you ever loved me truly, you will do this and this and this and this." And I defy anyone to prove the contrary. I will NEVER forgive Purvi for what she has done to my poor foolish boy.
Shyamala B.Cowsik
Originally posted by: sashashyamMy dear arshi_arvi,
I am so pleased that finally there is something we can agree on! <font color="#0000FF">π
@blue.</font>Yes, what you say is logical, but it will not be anything less than very messy in practice. Ovi will never let go of Arjun, though Onir might be bighearted enough to let Purvi go, especially if he realises that his Mishti was never his and had no intention of being his once her particular purpose was served.
However, my dear, this warmed up relationship will never be the same as it once was. There will be a lot of bitterness that will corrode it. Manav, and even Archana, would never be able to forgive Purvi and Arjun, especially if Ovi were to die. They were totally opposed to what Purvi did then, and now it would look like an ugly joke. It is like cracked porcelain, Arshi, you can glue it together again as carefully as you can, but the cracks will show, and it will be only a poor shadow of its original pristine self.
As for Purvi, she does not deserve any forgiveness at all. She uses people all the time; I was appalled by the way she nags Arjun into complying with what she wants him to do re: Ovi. What earthly right did she have to do that after she ditched him so ruthlessly? She did not deserve Ariun then, and from what I have seen of him, she does not deserve Onir now.
Shyamala B.Cowsik
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