Kaatelal & Sons - Discussion Thread - Page 14

Originally posted by: Meena_J

Yes, both of the characters have flaws in them. Regarding Puttu, there have been moments where she has shown love to him such as in the episode where she is having a sleepover with Puttu & Garima. I guess, her way of showing affection or emotions is probably different -- a behavior which she picked up from Dharampal unfortunately. She has also appreciated of his SM skills whether it was saving them from the prospective grooms or the advertisement of the store.

I think Sushila also has provided good ideas or advice with rationalization too at times, like in the recent episode where Garima plans to tell Chachu but Sushila stops her or when Garima goes into boy-crazy crush mode before she figured that on her own, courtesy of Vikram. Just her picking up brawls or ready-to-bite attack needs to be controlled at times aside from doing naari-morcha through her physical strength. I think I said it before that she needs to learn to control her angsty behavior & let out the feminine side of her with more grace and maturity --- that's the lackluster quality in her.

Like I said, neither of the characters are perfect. For me, TBH, both characters are now equally good. I was initially more inclined towards Sushila but I have also come to love Garima equally too with passing episodes after her figment of imagination gets broken & her take on it. 😆

I do agree that her speech on women empowerment gets a bit too much OTT but I guess it is due to her rebellious nature which developed overtime, courtesy of Dharampal. 😆I'm in no way a staunch feminist like her (heck, I believe in equalism if that exists 😆 which does include being against painful treatment of men by women/OTT feminist if the man's nature is good) --- it is just I feel terrible for the neglect by Dharampal which was responsible for the development of her rebellious nature. He even criticizes his wife & her memory-loss condition whether it is by feeling ashamed that she might say something wrong hence instructing her to do the tasks or complaining to others.

Remember pramod taunting her in hospital scene that " humesha gusse mei laal dilli rehti ho , original skin color kya hai tumhara? " And for some reason I guess he will be the only one who would expose her femine part which she hesitate to show .

Yes she is against her father . That is why she is different from other . She called her father garima ke papa not her ! So I guess her character will improvise as the story goes.

Originally posted by: Meena_J

I feel it is due to partial neglect from her father which sorta made her have grudge against love. Randeep Hooda might be her boy-crazy crush but she definitely needs her worth to be loved & respected. This is not feministic side but rather a thing that Dharampal lacked in early onwards towards the girls.

The father is the first male figure she would looked up to & learned her lessons about men's behavior. Yet, he doesn't give them the desired rights due to his rigid thinking and that too in 21st CE. He's more overprotective of them hence it forces the girls, especially Sushila, to rebel or do tasks that are wrong but whose intentions are clear & good. Her comment on feeling neglected is valid & not sugar-coated.

I think Garima has also learnt of this hence her figments of imagination began to break wherein things aren't exactly as shown on the surface therefore she & Garima quickly took up the responsibility of the store through an unwanted route --- hence why, my respect for Garima has increased as more episodes came along as her bubbles began to burst.

I totally agree. That is why the speech she gave to pramod was actually shows her frustration as a youngster . Also she needs to show her gratitude and soft side which apparently she hesitate to show . She didn't even said thank you to pramod . And I felt sumod convo after ads episode was like she has never thank any male in her life .

Also she fights alot with each and every male in her classmates as well as whole rohtak . It was dr pramod who breaks her shell that rebellion nature is good until the opposite personality is not weak and smart like him.

Dr pramod called her illogical that is why because he saw her which nobody saw till now . The frustration and care for her father she depicted in hospital scene and dr pramod was the witness .

In my opinion before their father , I would love to explore sumod relationship . Because both couple has flaws .. I like garima but she is simple , talented and responsible as a older kid . But susheela is contrary ...

Originally posted by: Ayu_12

I totally agree. That is why the speech she gave to pramod was actually shows her frustration as a youngster . Also she needs to show her gratitude and soft side which apparently she hesitate to show . She didn't even said thank you to pramod . And I felt sumod convo after ads episode was like she has never thank any male in her life .

Also she fights alot with each and every male in her classmates as well as whole rohtak . It was dr pramod who breaks her shell that rebellion nature is good until the opposite personality is not weak and smart like him.

Dr pramod called her illogical that is why because he saw her which nobody saw till now . The frustration and care for her father she depicted in hospital scene and dr pramod was the witness .

In my opinion before their father , I would love to explore sumod relationship . Because both couple has flaws .. I like garima but she is simple , talented and responsible as a older kid . But susheela is contrary ...

I agree. Her points are valid but perhaps her method of explaining might seem different to others. And, that subconscious nature of Pramod is actually going to be challenged by Sushila hence their pairing is great in a unique way. One subconsciously equates crying or whimpering behavior as girly which gets challenged by Sushila. How they both overcome it will be interesting to watch.

Originally posted by: Ayu_12

I feel there is something backup regarding susheela character . She hates men I guess😆that is the reason she is always ready to do kick the a** of men .

It has to be Dharampal & his rigid thought process. Sadly, this orthodox perception hasn't gone away hence producing the rebellious streak or discomfort in both genders of children in real life.

Originally posted by: Ayu_12

Remember pramod taunting her in hospital scene that " humesha gusse mei laal dilli rehti ho , original skin color kya hai tumhara? " And for some reason I guess he will be the only one who would expose her femine part which she hesitate to show .

Yes she is against her father . That is why she is different from other . She called her father garima ke papa not her ! So I guess her character will improvise as the story goes.

Yeah, I definitely see that too. Perhaps for now, it is the start but at times, his subconscious comparison gets revealed hence a flaw in his character which is challenged by Sushila hence how he gracefully accepts this flaw will be interesting to see.

Originally posted by: Meena_J

I agree. Her points are valid but perhaps her method of explaining might seem different to others. And, that subconscious nature of Pramod is actually going to be challenged by Sushila hence their pairing is great in a unique way. One subconsciously equates crying or whimpering behavior as girly which gets challenged by Sushila. How they both overcome it will be interesting to watch.

Agreed . That is why I love them . They both have flaws a much more than virima.

Originally posted by: Ayu_12

Well let see kya hota hai. Pramod ka character male lead ka hai btw . Slow and steady win the race🤣

Kya slow and steady?🤣🤣🤣

Pramod got drawn to Susheela, the very first time she pulled his collar🤣🤣🤣

Originally posted by: Ayu_12

Agreed . That is why I love them . They both have flaws a much more than virima.

And that is biggest FLAW of SuMod, because that has become peculiar COMMON STIGMA being followed by ITV Serials!

Have very in-discrete, unwanted fights and then one fine day, one fall in love, it has become a USUSAL TOM & JERRY COUPLE FIGHTS of all LEAD COUPLES of ITV

Where, Cvs just don't show how much understanding, loving and supporting each other is necessary for them to VALUE THE LOVE BETWEEN THEM!

Which is present for now in Virima,

but don't know what happen when Jagat's relation with Vikram will come into light?

Originally posted by: Meena_J

I feel it is due to partial neglect from her father which sorta made her have grudge against love. Randeep Hooda might be her boy-crazy crush but she definitely needs her worth to be loved & respected. This is not feministic side but rather a thing that Dharampal lacked in early onwards towards the girls.

The father is the first male figure she would looked up to & learned her lessons about men's behavior. Yet, he doesn't give them the desired rights due to his rigid thinking and that too in 21st CE. He's more overprotective of them hence it forces the girls, especially Sushila, to rebel or do tasks that are wrong but whose intentions are clear & good. Her comment on feeling neglected is valid & not sugar-coated.

I think Garima has also learnt of this hence her figments of imagination began to break wherein things aren't exactly as shown on the surface therefore she & Garima quickly took up the responsibility of the store through an unwanted route --- hence why, my respect for Garima has increased as more episodes came along as her bubbles began to burst.

Agree with you👍🏼

Originally posted by: Meena_J

Yes, both of the characters have flaws in them. Regarding Puttu, there have been moments where she has shown love to him such as in the episode where she is having a sleepover with Puttu & Garima. There again she hit Puttu unnecesarily for dropping the keys, when it was Garima who dropped it🤔

I guess, her way of showing affection or emotions is probably different -- a behavior which she picked up from Dharampal unfortunately. Yes that is what I too said, she has picked the behaviour from Dharampal!

She has also appreciated of his SM skills whether it was saving them from the prospective grooms or the advertisement of the store. Hmmm, but most of times, she vents out her anger on him, which I'm kinda not alright, anyways that the way I feel, need not be same for everyone😉

I think Sushila also has provided good ideas or advice with rationalization too at times, like in the recent episode where Garima plans to tell Chachu but Sushila stops her or when Garima goes into boy-crazy crush mode before she figured that on her own, courtesy of Vikram. I didn't watch this part yet, but by the way you are saying yes Susheela would have given rational decisions at times, but in overall manner, it is Garima who is the RATIONAL THINKER and which is very very necessary in MODERN REAL LIFE, because I know what WHAT THE NEGATIVE CONSEQUENCES OF BEING THE REAL LIFE SUSHEELA ARE

Just her picking up brawls or ready-to-bite attack needs to be controlled at times aside from doing naari-morcha through her physical strength. I think I said it before that she needs to learn to control her angry behavior & let out the feminine side of her with more grace and maturity --- that's the lackluster quality in her. Yes👍🏼

Like I said, neither of the characters are perfect. For me, TBH, both characters are now equally good. I was initially more inclined towards Sushila but I have also come to love Garima equally too with passing episodes after her figment of imagination gets broken & her take on it. 😆

I do agree that her speech on women empowerment gets a bit too much Exactly 👍🏼

OTT but I guess it is due to her rebellious nature which developed overtime, courtesy of Dharampal. Agreed to that😆

I'm in no way a staunch feminist like her (heck, I believe in equalism if that exists 😆 which does include being against painful treatment of men by women/OTT feminist if the man's nature is good) --- it is just I feel terrible for the neglect by Dharampal which was responsible for the development of her rebellious nature. There, even I pity Susheela, but then she is always wrong too!

He even criticizes his wife & her memory-loss condition whether it is by feeling ashamed that she might say something wrong hence instructing her to do the tasks or complaining to others.