Is parent love unconditional - Page 2

Interesting topic ...

I guess it depends on the upbringing of that whole family .. even our Parents r brought up in a certain society where they r taught certain things which in return they teach their kids .. For some parents its unconditional love and they mostly try to guide their kids instead of forcing their wishes on them because they themselves were taught so by their own parents and for some parents love comes with conditions and expectations and if their kids fail in these 2 departments , then either they r disowned or we hv cases like honour killing too because thats what they were taught by their ancesters .. Our society structure is quite widespread and huge .. so it depends on the social structure and what type of family u r coming from ..

In case of Harak Singh and Preeto , they hv only 1 expectation from their kids .. that is to give their family's heir .. this is how their family has been functioning over the years .. so when suddenly Harman puts a full stop to this tradition , all hell breaks loose 😆

Thank you everyone

I don't think parents by default give unconditional love. It is often conditional on the child being a high achiever. Their academic results, their status in society, who they marry, their sexual orientation, what they look like, do people say the child is beautiful/ handsome, what their job is, whether they excel in extra curricular activities. It is not the child's choice they enter this world but the parents. Yet some behave as if they are sacrificing a lot by bringing the child up i.e. Providing food and shelter, education, clothing, holidays, are considered sacrifice by some parents, time etc. Then they want everything back from their child with interest at their old age. Not all parents are like that of course. And very few parents would harm their child or the people they love. They may disown them. I think only a minority of parents do evil acts. Serials are fictions. I would like them to give positive messages rather than show extreme and unrealistic negativity.