Originally posted by: grace4317
Reemz.... Relax. Why are you getting so affected about a fictional character?
Fyi, Anurag is not a diety to me. He is only a fictional character whom I like more than Bajaj. So, it is quite normal that all my posts will be pro-Anurag or pro-AnuPre. But that doesn't mean that i will justify his every action. The reason why I am not taking the throwing off the bridge as a serious issue is because I have watched it only in its metaphorical meaning. There is a saying na, the more you fly high the more impactful will be your downfall. The whole bridge scene was a symbolism of it. Anu let Pre ride high in the glory of his love by pampering her & sharing his dil ki baatein and as soon as she reached the state where she felt like she has conquered the world, he pushed her down, crushing all the dreams all at once. Anu can never be spared for this merciless act that has caused a deep scar in Pre and the reason why I am fine if Pre will never trust him ever even after the truth unfolds before her. But the decision should be hers, isn't it.
Having said that, I also understand why Anu had to take this extreme step. Because CVs had already shown us before that, how Pre immediately got calmed down by Anu, after both the times she witnessed AnuLika PDA. Infact, after the second time, she herself was calming her down saying it was Anu's plan. The only reason why she asked Anu to hug her was because, the fear of a possible separation subconsciously got triggered, which she had right back from the time she had started loving him. Otw, Pre had immense trust in Anu. So, to let her hate or forget him forever, Anu had to give her an impactful shock. And to show this impact CVs had to dramatize the whole scene. That's my perception of that whole pushing off scene. Otherwise, if I had to take it in the literal sense, then I will have to believe that the passersby/onlookers of Kolkata who were there at that time it happened, are heartless, because they allowed the person who pushes a lady down the bridge in broad daylight to go scott-free. Any sane crowd would have manhandled him then and there.
Coming to the matter of separating Sneha from her, I only have to say if Pre can ignore her mother's pain of separation for 8long years, who had taken care of her for 20+years, then Pre's pain is nil in front of that. Ok, I agree that she didn't want to reveal her existence all these years for her safety or whatever. But, what about now? Don't bring up the excuse CVs gave. Because, it was as lame as their story writing capability. Above all, since the CVs had made it evident that throughout her pregnancy that Pre least cared about her baby, I will accept what they wanted to show us. Because the way they handled a pregnant Pre was totally ridiculous. So, I am not going to bother about Prerna’s separation from Sneha. I will just believe that Kuki helped Pre to some extent to forget about what happened with Sneha.
And still if you can't accept why I still support Anu, then I would request you to please agree to disagree. And kindly realise that how you are letting a fictional character affect your energy.
Have a nice day.