Originally posted by Prtzy
Keshav is morally wrong. But it is not his mistake...He has been brought up in a house where Titu has been given too much of importance.. Because of this he has started to believe that whatever be the situation he won't be as close to Bauji as Titu is. So he has developed this belief that his own blood is more precious than anyone else...
In one episode he also said that "it doesn't matter what he and Mukund does for Bauji, Titu will always be ahead in terms of affection given"...And in another episode, when Panchi's parents arrived at Govind narayan's shop, Govind said that "After him, all this belongs to Titu (which should actually belong to Keshav as he is the one who takes care).
Keshav's thinking got developed because of the injustice he faced from the hands of Govind and Surekha..Hence, Keshav can't be blamed entirely for this.
Keshav is one such character through which writers want to convey that sometimes in households (intentionally-unintentionally) love gets distributed unequally because of which they face situations like this.
Whether we accept it or not, the truth is Govind ji has brought up his brother kids as his own. But whatever business they are having is not an ancestral business but started and achieved by Govindji. So naturally after him all his property will get transferred to his son but he can make some provision for his nephews. But it is not right to think that since keshav was sitting in the shop and taking care of that, he will be the next owner. He may be given consideration, but onre can not expect to handover the business to Keshav and leave your own son to his fate.
And how is that injustice to Keshav or Mukund if Govind & Surekha love their son (who was born after 16 or 18 years of their marriage)? And Titu is many years younger to Keshav and when Titu was born, I am sure Keshav father would have been still alive. So it was his and Rekha's duty to give necessary love to their kids and not their uncles. BUt still Govind love them as his own kids and so is Surekha. So it should not affect him how Titu was loved by his parents. If he had some complex for not accepting some one else's child as his, then he should not have married a lady with a child. After marriage not accepting the child as his is wrong.
But still Bhagavati is also at fault as she could have explained it to him (her point of view) atleast when he openly asked her give him his heir. then he would not have built a castle and dream to become a biological father.