Sneha it is!!!! - Page 2

Originally posted by: manj

Ekta’s writers thought and thought for a month. but their creative genius could only borrow the reason from season 1.

I feel anu will enter bajaj mansion as tanvi’s husband?

Maybe tanvi and anu will join hands to separate bajaj and ore.

What more can be expected from the ingenious writers?

There were so many ways this could have gone with the strong revenge plot instead of this stupid Sneha reason.

Not happy with this twist..🥺

But bajaj ne research kiya hai.. He knows everything about her.. That ganapati scene literally surprised me..😲😆

Originally posted by: _charu_

Well..storywise ..its ok ..I anticipated it n it turned out to be true . Anurag bajaj and everyone else is shallow and their brains work in shifts..thats not a surprise..I never had high expectations from Mr bajaj bec here none of the characters r written well. Pre will surely fall for his soft side..with time .

Mr bajaj should have revealed the reason to pre when she came in for the deal ..when pre tolf him.about her unborn child . That was the right time . N pre being pre wouldnt have refused. She did have accepted th3 deal with all conditions.

Exactly.

Prerna should have been allowed to make an informed decision with all this information in hand.

The revenge plot could have added so much to Bajaj than this Sneha reason which just makes him a shallow man here. Sneha-Prerna bond could have been intelligently used to show soft side of Bajaj in contrast to ruthless side he would have maintained for Basus.

Originally posted by: Zaalima_5

Not happy with this twist..🥺

But bajaj ne research kiya hai.. He knows everything about her.. That ganapati scene literally surprised me..😲😆

Exactly.

Revenge would have made it so much better. An indifferent Bajaj who married only to destroy Basus as he played chess with all their lives. Sne-Pre bond could have been developed to surprise him & turn him soft in future from a cold man. 😒

I am so not happy with how they chose to ruin a character like him with such shallow reason.

i agree that a girl deserve to know generally about man having a kid before marriage but in this particular case as i said earlier that she would have married him even if he had a batalion of kids and thus i feel she wont be affected badly ....instead this girl is like a hope to her, with whom she can now start leading a good life. Else she was actually a loner in bajaj mansion. From bajaj side....the reason to hide can be that he dint wanted to involve his kid name at the deal that time because prerna obviously hadnt said yes for marriage by then and would have cursed the kid thinking that the kid is the reason she is getting separated from her love.....bajaj preferred to keep the curse to himself and i dont find that wrong as a father. As a husband......he is not really the husband.....he has got no husband rights other than loyality......he has brought that loyality too by giving some cost. They made a deal....now if he force her into his kid ...that would be different matter but that wont be the case......he knows that prerna will accept kid with open arms. Generally you are right and even in this case you are right....because a marriage is a marriage only. But then bajaj ke bhi apne reasons ho sakte hain.

Oh another thing, Bajaj's actions fit perfectly well with his character sketch. If things are to take the path of S1. His shadiness has only begun. He will do many questionable and downright grotesque and detestable things. But I'm here for them. There's a reason people tout S1 ka Bajaj for being this iconic character. He introduced grey to tv and his journey had so many shades, it was hard not to be fascinated with an unconventional character like that.

What's important is for us to differentiate between understanding an action and justifying it. I hope no sane Bajaj fan justifies his wrongs. But he's the one who's hooked me to this boring af show. So I'm interested in his journey.

Originally posted by: arshi_asya

Exactly.

Revenge would have made it so much better. An indifferent Bajaj who married only to destroy Basus as he played chess with all their lives. Sne-Pre bond could have been developed to surprise him & turn him soft in future from a cold man. 😒

I am so not happy with how they chose to ruin a character like him with such shallow reason.

I dunno about you guys but the revenge wouldnt have made any sense either. If he wanted revenge from anurag or basus why would he marry prerna ? Likr..marriage is not a joke , it would affect his life too..ther4 are thousands of other ways to take revenge. Revenge and forced marriage plot is normal but there , there are lots of problems between the boy and the girl . Here bajaj was a nobody. So sneha is a valid reason. And then they can't show mr bajaj as completely negative and heartless . They plan to establish the pair , its clear.

Forgery is no big deal when the deal itself destroyed so many lives ..anurag pre their families..

Originally posted by: .amigos.

Reserved. Let me come edit this after I've had my morning tea. 😆

EDITED:

For the first time in a long time I actually liked the second half of the episode and understood where the characters are coming from. Here's the fascinating part about the three.

Both Anurag and Prerna's tragic flaw is their selflessness. They both become so selfless in their love and duty they destroy themselves and those around them for what they think is right in the moment. Anurag did it first, without caring about how his actions will destroy his own life and Prerna's. He did his duty. Prerna did it second, again no communication, no thought for herself or the people around her. For love.

In complete contrast is Rishab Bajaj. Bajaj's vice is his complete selfishness. Anurag and Prerna would destroy themselves for the people they love. And Bajaj will destroy others for the people he loves. Anurag and Prerna do it without thinking of the consequences. And Bajaj does the same. He's callous and meticulous and doesn't care if his decision will leave long-term effects, as long as it serves his purpose. And his purpose here included desperation.

While the CVs utterly botched up the development between Sneha and Prerna, I get the gist. For Bajaj, his daughter has probably for the first time shown an inkling of response, excitement and attachment to someone. For him, it's the first time his daughter has been comfortable and happy with someone. And he'd do absolutely anything to give his daughter whatever it takes to bring her out of her shell, to see her react more like that. And for whatever reason, his daughter, in his own words, reacts toward Prerna in a way she doesn't for anyone else. And that sealed it.

Why did he not tell Prerna? I think I can understand this. He had set an acid test for her. How do you really really know what someone's character is? I think by using that opportunity and handling her an ultimatum he was testing her. If she'd rejected his offer, he wouldn't have approached her another way. Because accepting it meant her loyalty to Anurag and her love was the ultimate definition of selflessness. Pure. Something Bajaj has hardly seen in his forty years of lifetime. And that is a rare quality indeed. He had studied her, but again, he couldn't have outright told her the truth because he was extremely protective of his daughter. And Prerna was in a relationship with someone he considers an enemy.

He jumped into marrying her because he didn't have an option. There was a deadline. Prerna would've married Anurag within the week, which meant he only had a week to take an action. A week wasn't enough to truly, perfectly nail down her character. So he took her to Swiss post marriage. I think the point was to stay in her vicinity and judge her closely. Before that, they'd never been together. He'd had a solid estimate about her and her character. And all his estimations were right and the whole swiss track proved she was what he thought she'd be and she was no source of trouble to his daughter. I think he needed that surity before revealing about Sneha. And he got it.

I don't think his ultimate concern was what kind of motherly traits she possessed. It was the fact that she somehow was the only person who could make his daughter happy and she had the qualities for loyalty so he didn't have to worry about her character.

Now obviously, understanding his cause doesn't blunt the impact of what he's done. He pulled her out of the life she'd planned for herself for his selfish reasons and he deserves comeuppance for that. Prerna will probably go through an intense turmoil once she grows to love the kid as dearly as she would her own child and I for once can understand the different contradictory paths the characters are taking. The moral and emotional complications can make up for a great story. But then it's kzk. Not much to expect here.

I totally know where he comes from but it kind of ruins it with how this track was shown from what it could be.

For him to trust someone so quickly to that level, comes off as absurd.

They rushed it all & now when I see it, the reason makes it all the more ridiculous. To set Prerna's love for Anurag who she had known for quite long now as an standard to how she would be able to recreate the same thing for his daughter, when she had grossly betrayed her own parents gives a picture of how skewed Bajan's parameters are to judge a person.

To base it all on her love for Anurag & those 2 meetings where she just saved his daughter from random accidents, is what makes this reason so uncomfortable for me.

Originally posted by: arshi_asya

I totally know where he comes from but it kind of ruins it with how this track was shown from what it could be.

For him to trust someone so quickly to that level, comes off as absurd.

They rushed it all & now when I see it, the reason makes it all the more ridiculous. To set Prerna's love for Anurag who she had known for quite long now as an standard to how she would be able to recreate the same thing for his daughter, when she had grossly betrayed her own parents gives a picture of how skewed Bajan's parameters are to judge a person.

To base it all on her love for Anurag & those 2 meetings where she just saved his daughter from random accidents, is what makes this reason so uncomfortable for me.

Again, I think her love for Anurag wasn't the point. The point was her loyalty to the people she loved. I think he expects her to love his daughter, and provided they will be in the same house, she's bound to love her when she'll care for her. And he made a gamble. He gambled because he didn't really have time. He couldn't have waited because then she would've married Anurag. So he had to gamble, trust his instincts about what kind of girl she was and what she could do for the people she loved.

Again, the CVs didn't properly build Prerna and Sneha's interactions but by going for what they wanted to show--which is Sneha's response and openness to Prerna, something she's felt for noone else--I think the reason fits. Above all, Bajaj's action was in reaction to his own daughter's singular interest in a person. Everything else is secondary.

His judgement was not wrong. Who cares so much for a random child ..yes anyone might have helped her when she was hanging on the staircase , but calming her down lovingly and scolding the nanny for being careful with the child . Not everyone does it. Bajaj saw that she is capable of loving people selflessly ..and his demand for loyalty only means that he knew that it would be very difficult for any woman to go through a forced deal marriage . So loyalty is all that he demanded..that too for sneha..that pre is there is for sneha always. Rest he was sure that pre would accept sneha . The means that he employed for his motive were all wrong . But that's what he is..mr bajaj