I have mentioned here about a dear co-brother who passed away years back. His wife- my cousin, none of us (including myself and I was a teen then, and that is no excuse) wanted her to marry ever. Or ever even live her life or even smile again for that matter. She had a daughter a few months old then. She never got married. I still grieve my co-brother; my entire family does- such was his charisma. But she is a structural engineer and lives her life extremely successfully and earning more than some of the men in our family. I still know some grudge her success and feel she didn’t live the life of a widow. I wish she had married now. Will we or can we take care of her emotional needs? No.
I hope Shehnaaz does well for her own sake. She as any other human being deserves to live and love and thrive and survive the rest of her years. In whichever way she needs.
As for psychologically sick fans, ofcourse they will get their due. But ironically, look at it this way. They are actually getting their due. They are eating themselves up with their hate and lost one of the best persons in their lives and will continue to compromise themselves and their own futures with their own hate. That is their karma and punishment. They will destroy everything good in their own lives thus. That is their fate as they create it.
I agree with your sentiment…a person should be allowed to live their life the way they see fit. Love, respect etc. cannot and should not be measured by how miserable the people remaining behind are.
Also it takes a certain maturity to love a couple together and yet see them as individuals. And for Sana who is alive…I wish her well and want her to do whatever is good and right for her… the only thing I can give from my side is being non judgemental.
And this is truly Kalyug where people have forgotten that their words carry karma for themselves as well.. in this world you may get the anonymity of the web to spew venom but you keep incurring all the bad karma which will be taken into consideration in the next world..