Harsha-have u ever heard of things or disputes that are resolved only by force or violence.I dont think so.actually in most of the wars the common feature we do see is destruction of all kinds.so amba realised this is all i can say .she knew that she can bring about changes by force but in the longer run would only leave destruction.so the changes she brought about would never be able sustain itself and she chose sia because she was educated of the lot with required patience for the further development.she saw the spark of rebellion in sia .this is not belittle amba's contribution but what happened after she left ,all of us know.I agree avater and chanda's reunion happened because of amba but think if chanda was not pregnant then after amba left she would have to go back to her servant's status because rangeeli was faking pregnancy.
I seriously dont understand why sia's contribution or atleast attempts to correct things without anybody's support has never been appreciated.winning or changing an old thought process in a place like veerpur is very difficult.atleast sia did attempt and she couldnt win is in no way a reflection of her attempts.somehow i couldnt agree with u're principle that everything exists in black or white like winning or losing.there are grey areas in life i think u should attempt to look at.so tell me something if one is not winning,does it mean they are losers.they are the most courageous of the lot because they try even after their failure.if u see everything in black or white,then the full ff team are a bunch of losers.what they do is basically skim through the surface of the problem,ask for god's help without helping themselves ,never stand in the line of fire and so no have right whatsoever to point fingers at sia,if sheela chachi thought sia was her daughter and not like her daughter then she would have never ever cursed.i am mother -a mother can never ever curse her daughter that too a pregnant one.so the words "she is like my daughter" is totally false and she has viewed sia as raghav's wife and most selfishly looked at her as the saviour of all her troubles.
Edited by sang_hari - 14 years ago
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