Originally posted by: AreYaar
LOL I don't think he's gonna automatically side with Babita like he was hyperly doing the day after the wedding😆
He's going to try a balancing act....abhi abhi toh Veer Balika waapis mili hai....he will feel the pressure to take her side too😆
Dekhte hain kaise handle karta hai....yo test hai aapka, Thaanedaar saab....ab maa-beti ki zimmedaari uthaayi hai toh yeh sab part of the parcel hai😆
On a more serious note.....I think what NB said to him that day about his own connection to his grandparents despite what his father did to his mother....that will definitely come into play for HS and he will understand Mini's side of things.
If he was clever, he would play the father card....remind Babita of her own condition that he has to be father first.....toh bol do ki I'm being a father and supporting my daughter.....so you can't say ki daughter ki mother haath se gayi😆....trap her in her own words😛
LOL! Yes, tough balancing act indeed. I wonder if he will go to NB and complete that conversation she had started while tying his safa. I love the mother-son discussions by the way. NB is a like a treasure chest full of pearls of wisdom. There's so much HS and we can learn from her.
I would love it if he played the father card and put Minnie's happiness first. I would love for him to keep telling Babita in every other sentence that Minnie is his first priority, until she gets really mad at him one day.
Sometimes I feel he's depicted a bit like some of the ITV bahus, but less mahaan. He goes through all the trials and tribulations to be accepted by his spouse, cries rivers the entire time, is so sensitive and so caring to everyone, rarely demands anything for himself, goes out of his way to help mother-daughter, goes through agnipariksha (or in PB lingo amrit manthan), and has to think about everyone's welfare while hiding his own pain.
I mean I know the CVs like breaking stereotypes but sometimes I feel they are going a bit too far with that.🤣
Edited by inlieu - 6 years ago