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In the episode shown on Friday, I see the seeds of change. Women in India have come of age, and are going to take their rightful place. While Jaanvi, is insecure, and doubts Ammaji's intentions, Diya, in her innocence says, that she has seen her from childhood, and she can not be traitor. She does not know the past history, as in this houshold, everything is hush hush and swept under the carpet. Avtar, also a genuine human being, a male Sanghwan, believes that Amba will be rehabilitated in her two nieces.
Indications are that this may happen. Ammaji, has had a change, instigated by the political ambitions, and has found reason for compromise. She finds, opposition from her own people, like Joginder, and Chanda, and silently Gajendar has his own views. With these unstable aides, will she be more inclined to trust Jaanvi, who went through the test of hunger, and sleeplessness, to achieve her goal. Does she see a new Ammaji in her? What were the compulsions for Ammaji to treat people around her this way? Was it her unique situation, among the autocratic men, that she had to exist, and she did not want others to suffer her fate, and so sacrificed her own girl child, then her grand daughter, until Sia came in their lives.
Her battle with Sia was one of ideas. Sia gave her life, fighting for her ideas, and in the end Raghav, too helped his wife, against his own mother. Ammaji tolerated Diya, a symbol of Sia, for Ammaji, only because she gave her word to her son. Now the same word binds her with a new rope, with Jaanvi. But she sees the image of Raghav in her, and that of Sia in Diya, and still she makes the difference on the dining table. This may be due to her delusional state of mind too.
Her sons and her daughter in law Chanda, are in open rebellion, but their Ammaji is not, and tells them to remain in their own places. She gives Jaanvi, recognition, which the latter finds it hard to believe.
The first scene in front of Amba's and Raghav and Sia's photographs, has a message to us, and is verbalized by Avtar, if you listen closely of what he said.
We only hope this will come true, and Ammaji will groom Jaanvi as her true Successor, who will govern the household, with intelligence, education, and justice - which were Sia's goals. All these three she has already shown, in coming to this position in the life of the Sanghwan house. Whose vision has truth, Diya's or Jaanvi's. When Jaanvi talks to Shaurya, Ammaji comes in and she has to change the conversation, is this another sign of their distrust?
Our viewers may find more messages, in the scenes that have been shown thus far. Will the cruelty and negativity, and subjugation of women continue or stop... Give us the possible scenarios you envisage. Perhaps the creatives will take note.
Indications are that this may happen. Ammaji, has had a change, instigated by the political ambitions, and has found reason for compromise. She finds, opposition from her own people, like Joginder, and Chanda, and silently Gajendar has his own views. With these unstable aides, will she be more inclined to trust Jaanvi, who went through the test of hunger, and sleeplessness, to achieve her goal. Does she see a new Ammaji in her? What were the compulsions for Ammaji to treat people around her this way? Was it her unique situation, among the autocratic men, that she had to exist, and she did not want others to suffer her fate, and so sacrificed her own girl child, then her grand daughter, until Sia came in their lives.
Her battle with Sia was one of ideas. Sia gave her life, fighting for her ideas, and in the end Raghav, too helped his wife, against his own mother. Ammaji tolerated Diya, a symbol of Sia, for Ammaji, only because she gave her word to her son. Now the same word binds her with a new rope, with Jaanvi. But she sees the image of Raghav in her, and that of Sia in Diya, and still she makes the difference on the dining table. This may be due to her delusional state of mind too.
Her sons and her daughter in law Chanda, are in open rebellion, but their Ammaji is not, and tells them to remain in their own places. She gives Jaanvi, recognition, which the latter finds it hard to believe.
The first scene in front of Amba's and Raghav and Sia's photographs, has a message to us, and is verbalized by Avtar, if you listen closely of what he said.
We only hope this will come true, and Ammaji will groom Jaanvi as her true Successor, who will govern the household, with intelligence, education, and justice - which were Sia's goals. All these three she has already shown, in coming to this position in the life of the Sanghwan house. Whose vision has truth, Diya's or Jaanvi's. When Jaanvi talks to Shaurya, Ammaji comes in and she has to change the conversation, is this another sign of their distrust?
Our viewers may find more messages, in the scenes that have been shown thus far. Will the cruelty and negativity, and subjugation of women continue or stop... Give us the possible scenarios you envisage. Perhaps the creatives will take note.
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