Felt bad for Bajaj {DT Note Page 9]

I am watching the show regularly but there is nothing to discuss as I don't think makers are actually putting any effort towards maintaining consistency of characters.

Watched September 19 episode and had to post as I felt really bad for Bajaj.

Anurag and Bajaj

Anurag got everything as a bequeath, he has a family who loves him to death, a mother who could do anything for him, a doting father, supportive and loving sisters, Prerna, a woman who can die for him, he lived a privileged life, never had to worry about money or comfort.

On the other hand we have Bajaj, we don't know much about him but he always had to work hard to get everything, not saying that it's not how it should be, everyone has to work hard but there a point of time in everyone's life when one doesn't have to fight for things, people like Anurag take for granted.

I felt terrible for him when he was explaining himself to Prerna, when he saw Cookie hugging Prerna and asked her to take care of Cookie because if he doesn't oblige to Prerna's wishes now, there is a chance that Cookie will lose her mother, he heeded to Prerna's wishes and went to jail because she wanted to see him suffer.

Prerna said that she has none to share her pain with this is the case with Bajaj, he can't share his feelings with anyone, when he couldn't control he shared it with Anurag.

A hard lesson for him that Anurag didn't have to force loyalty in his family and Prerna, Bajaj forced Prerna and she will never be loyal to him

Bajaj chose this for himself when he struck tht deal with an another man's fiance.

Lot of people go thru a lot in life that doesnt justify u to start taking revenge on innocent people. And if thts the case then every crime committed to avenge misery must be legal. Consider wht world we shall be in then?

Human emotions like love, loyalty, hatred, compassion, motherly instincts and more aren't operated through switches ki once you subscrible to one service, the rest can be disconnected. Loyalty, trust and respect are earned and not bought on trading platforms.

bitterpast or hardship doesnot give u pass to choose adharm

thats exactly happen to karn in mahabharat he go through so much hardship but he always choose adharma side thats wjy has a downfall

I believe in revenge.. Agar koi bura kare tho usse Saza do.. If basus have done something bad and they r responsible.. then I don't want him to spare them.. Go for the kill RB.. 😎

Suffering. Good people suffer their goodness..bad people suffer their karma..and lovers suffer their love😆 in anyways people will suffer.

Anyone with a heart would feel bad for Bajaj. KSG is nailing the role, KSG is playing the character so brilliantly that no matter what he does most people will continue to root for him! Especially now that his eyes show nothing but pain and indescribable anguish!

Plz explain how anurag is living a privileged life and bajaj isn't?

Originally posted by: _charu_

Plz explain how anurag is living a privileged life and bajaj isn't?

Mr Bajaj made his own money, and has risen like the phenix, he didn't have a father who splurged on him, he has had a hard life!

Originally posted by: kalank

Mr Bajaj made his own money, and has risen like the phenix, he didn't have a father who splurged on him, he has had a hard life!

In that case bajajs life is privileged.

Originally posted by: euphoric

Bajaj chose this for himself when he struck tht deal with an another man's fiance.

Lot of people go thru a lot in life that doesnt justify u to start taking revenge on innocent people. And if thts the case then every crime committed to avenge misery must be legal. Consider wht world we shall be in then?

Human emotions like love, loyalty, hatred, compassion, motherly instincts and more aren't operated through switches ki once you subscrible to one service, the rest can be disconnected. Loyalty, trust and respect are earned and not bought on trading platforms.

I didn't give any justification for anything in my post, I shared something I felt watching the episode, I have added that it will be a hard lesson for Bajaj that he can't buy loyalty. I do not get from where you got this idea of justification