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Originally posted by: Wistfulness

Are they really presenting Mr. Bajaj as a black character? If they had to do that then Mr. Bajaj would have been involved with Ronit, which he was not. They showed that he did not double cross Prerna, his clue helped her win Mohini's acceptance, his dialogues with Prerna were encouraging in nature.

I watch the show and I have a different picture in my head and I read the opposite here 😆

What do you think?

Originally posted by: NoraSM

Are they really presenting Mr. Bajaj as a black character? If they had to do that then Mr. Bajaj would have been involved with Ronit, which he was not. They showed that he did not double cross Prerna, his clue helped her win Mohini's acceptance, his dialogues with Prerna were encouraging in nature.

I watch the show and I have a different picture in my head and I read the opposite here 😆

What do you think?

Even today, his acceptance of his future wife's unborn child and concern for her gave us passing glimpses of the man he is.

Originally posted by: NoraSM

Are they really presenting Mr. Bajaj as a black character? If they had to do that then Mr. Bajaj would have been involved with Ronit, which he was not. They showed that he did not double cross Prerna, his clue helped her win Mohini's acceptance, his dialogues with Prerna were encouraging in nature.

I watch the show and I have a different picture in my head and I read the opposite here 😆

What do you think?

Bajaj is not at all being shown as black and nor is ksg is playing it black, he seems quite humane, but because the cvs are rushing the marriage track, it just looks odd

Originally posted by: NoraSM

Are they really presenting Mr. Bajaj as a black character? If they had to do that then Mr. Bajaj would have been involved with Ronit, which he was not. They showed that he did not double cross Prerna, his clue helped her win Mohini's acceptance, his dialogues with Prerna were encouraging in nature.

I watch the show and I have a different picture in my head and I read the opposite here 😆

What do you think?

Originally posted by: Wistfulness

He's not black for sure. Right now he's a grey character with a mysterious past. Upcoming episodes would display his endearing side, hence bringing lighter shades of grey.

Even today, his acceptance of his future wife's unborn child and concern for her gave us passing glimpses of the man he is.

I am getting pissed off at the fact that they are giving Prerna all the footage, give bajaj some space too, so we can understand and see what he is thinking or what he is feeling, especially since he is so adamant on marrying her. He is such a good actor, he needs to be utilised more, why utilise people who are not as effective.

Originally posted by: Wistfulness

He's not black for sure. Right now he's a grey character with a mysterious past. Upcoming episodes would display his endearing side, hence bringing lighter shades of grey.

Even today, his acceptance of his future wife's unborn child and concern for her gave us passing glimpses of the man he is.

Prerna expected Mr. Bajaj to shun her child, he accepted her with baby prem 😭

I don't see him taunting her like Mohini did, He is a liberal, if you will, who doesn't give a flying F about societal norms. I like this about him

Originally posted by: MisHumptyDumpty

his Character is that of a VILLANERO. Grey that turns white. He has been sticking to his words so far thoroughly rutheless but not disrespectful and immensely practical. Don't know why some people are calling him a Villan just because he drinks and smokes and just offered a proposal, which he kept on saying to rethink, that is breaking up a pair!

Bajaj is a mature, businessman, he has morals and ethics. He can't empathize with Prerna but he asked her to rest after she disclosed her pregnancy, how is this guy a villain?

Originally posted by: NoraSM

Bajaj is a mature, businessman, he has morals and ethics. He can't empathize with Prerna but he asked her to rest after she disclosed her pregnancy, how is this guy a villain?