Ek aur Vaada Aaya: who's keeping count - Page 2

Originally posted by: jankiraghav

Sassy Virat is pure GOLD. I am missing Jagtap. He just lit up the screen. 😆

Originally posted by: XxSicMNDVSxX

I think we should make a thread which consists of all of his vaadas 🤣

Oh yes please 😂

Arre yaar! First things first, I'm glad that he made this vaada to himself and not someone else. Collateral damage thoda kam hoga.😆

Aur waise, agar hum count rakhenge, toh hum hi saare vaadon ke beech ulajh jaayenge. So it's better we just listen to it from ear and leave from the other. Agar dimaag ke andar le liya, toh bohot analyse karne lagenge aur phir hum paagal ho jaayenga... hamara vaada boy ash karega

Out of all, this was given out to himself in the form of ashirwaad to Sai!!

I think this one as conflicting as it may be will be The One!!

Originally posted by: jankiraghav

Oh yes please 😂

Oh yes. 😂

List of Vaada boy’s long list of conflicting Vaada’s made in this show is going to a LIT thread! 😎😂

Hahahahaha! Hilarious! You missed his Vaada to himself today about ensuring Sai gets respect.
P.S. I joined the forum some time ago, and straight up read vada as idli vada waala vada for a week!

Originally posted by: Nutella03

Hahahahaha! Hilarious! You missed his Vaada to himself today about ensuring Sai gets respect.
P.S. I joined the forum some time ago, and straight up read vada as idli vada waala vada for a week!

Oh my gosh, this cracked me up so bad 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Now that he's married and is seeing Sai's struggles, he's also beginning to see the elders of the house in a different light. Although he always knew of his mother's issues, he never fully paid attention until now, i.e. he never focused on the depth of her pain. He can see the contrast between his mother and his wife and can see the effort they are both making to get to know one another. He can see their mutual affection and he wants to make sure Sai never faces what his mother did. I am also hoping that along the way, his mother will also be able to get the right respect and affection that she deserves and that his father learns a good lesson.

I really wonder what the source of the problem is. I am also curious, if Samrat had been there, would Pakhi have had the courage to speak up at all?