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This week's episodes being done with , a few things are churning in mind and I just want to share them with all.
there couldn't be two views about it that the Dravids are shown as absolute barbarians, so much so that I can completely understand and approve of their civilization getting destroyed and their systems and rules replaced by Aryans.
Arvans are so far shown much more honorable, noble and their rules make sense.
My worry and disappointment are about Devasena, whom initially I adored as much as Varundev and was eager for her journey as much as Varundev's and their love story.
I don't really blame Devasena for killing her father. She did for her father what Severous Snape did for Dumbledore, gave him an honorable kingly death at the hand of a loved one , that too at a great personal cost to her own soul. It broke her inside but that didn't stop her from doing what's right. She did try to oppose it but then she realised that it'll be futile since Hahuma has the last world in their Kingdom and she's in favor of this inhuman, meaningless and barbaric rules.
Propagating such rules is however not the sign of a great queen. She now should focus slowly on bringing about some much needed changes. Their civilization, full of luxury and wealth, is far far behind the vagabond nomad Arvans. It's decaying from inside and what sets apart a good ruler from a great ruler is that a great ruler always brings in great changes, like Ashoka, or Akbar. . That's why we still remember their names with reverence.
But then Devasena is not yet a good ruler let alone a great ruler . She's already far behind as a human being than her counterpart her soul mate Varundev ( the writer used the word counterparts ).
The way she tortured the brave captive Aryan soldier is cringe worthy. She can't demand any excuse of acting under the grief n fury of her father's death. First of all its solely the fault of their sick rules , not of Varundev who showed utmost nobility by showing mercy towards a fallen king of the enemy clan, letting go of the opportunity to get triumph once and for all, but for him his morality is part of his integrity.
Instead of understanding that Devasena is out for his blood ! Wow ! Shame on her ive to say . CVS are really butchering her character day by day. I think its their excuse to validate the death of Devasena at the end. Shame on CVs if that's the case.
Varundev has lost his father very recently , directly by the Dravids yet he's focussing on their common goals and not breathing revenge day in day out and still have it in his heart to show mercy to the Dravids. More power to her !
But then can't really blame Devasena completely, she's been born and brought up in a truncated society .
She openly and proudly declared that they consider men weaker than women. Another cringe worthy puke worthy dialog.
Varundev also considers it wrong to fight with a woman yet we don't hear any such derogatory remark from his mouth against Women. In fact the way he paid homage to both his parents and talked about them in equally respectful tone it's obvious he's a lot of respect for women.
Though some Aryans were making some derogatory remarks when they heard a woman is going to duel but not from their representatives - Agnimitra, Abrook and most importantly Varundev.
Varundev and Devasena represent the best the cream of their clans. It's shocking that as a character Varundev is gaining respect with each passing episode as a humble noble soul whereas Devasena is showing lack of insight, basic humanity and openly flaunting pride and vindictiveness.
CVs do better. Bring them on the same page. Or else I wouldn't exactly enjoy their love story. Varundev deserves a better lady.
P.S.- Star plus had asked the viewers which character is your favourite in Aarambh and no wonder over 90 % answered Varundev.
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