Originally posted by: Artemis7
This is what I found really problematic too....! Yes Sid has anger issues but locking someone up and a sensible character like Sree justifying it to Rajib as - "Dadabhai er raag to tumi jano e"
How in heavens can be locking someone up because you both are on different pages, stand justified is beyond my understanding and reasoning!!!
Also @bold- He has an ill temper and I can sympathise with him because so do I, but for someone who has showed potential character growth suddenly returning to the glass throwing brash anger, doesn't sit well with me!
He looked more like a "jedi" child yesterday who can do anything to prove that he's right than a sensible young man 😕 (I can say this because I have seen my cousins)
You can say that he's headstrong, I'll totally respect your opinion, but for me its straight out "jed" as Mithai herself said
Yes he has a certain set of beliefs that stemmed deep due to his childhood trauma but how long do we keep blaming it on the same?
And thank god they didn't go the conventional way with Mithai's reply to the challenge dialogue....... it's usually - "Tomar jonno to sob tayi challenge", but they took it up a notch with Mithai pointing Sid out... Phew!
On a lighter note, throwig her heels down was a strange action on behalf of someone whose seen tons of "sherials" & movies... 🤣
@bold: Most of us reach the tipping point at some stage. It is natural. But to meddle with someone else's freedom or to abuse them cannot be justified by anger. In fact it can be justified by nothing at all. No traumatic childhood or disturbing incident gives anybody the right to abuse someone else, irrespective of how they may be related.
@pink: Yes I agree with you on it being Jed. Sid is definitely being jedi. But he does not own Mithai. Mithai is no toy je mon korlo ghar motke dilam ba haath tene khule bar kore dilam. To show this on TV, and let it go unpunished, when thousands of women actually go through horrible abuse and live at the mercy of their husband's temper, is condemnable.
@green: Yes thank god for some sense having been knocked into their heads. Although had Mit's reaction been a little more stern and firm, I would have felt happier. That kind of screaming and shouting deserved a stronger reaction. But of course, it is better than no reaction at all!
Oh boy, am I angry!
I have been noticing this habit of Sid's -- to control every action of Mithai's for a while now. I brushed it aside thinking he only means well. For example, his incessant shouting -- "boddo baar bereche" or forbidding her from riding Munni, preventing her from doing "pakami" and going to the base kitchen/SM stores. But yesterday went a little too far. Had he been a parent, it would have been understandable. But he is her husband goddamnit!
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