Papa Birla I want

I want papa Birla to come and give a tight slap to Kaanth Mata and her ladla beta each

Originally posted by: Nandini_goyal

I want papa Birla to come and give a tight slap to Kaanth Mata and her ladla beta each

Yes I am really missing papa Birla

Papa Birla ko waapis laooooooooo

Originally posted by: Nandini_goyal

I want papa Birla to come and give a tight slap to Kaanth Mata and her ladla beta each

Yes!!! Where is he! At this point I feel like Neil was her love child and not papa birla’s!! She thinks she is so confident in the decision she made! Abhira was the one who helped her out of her toxic relationship is now taking giving her thanks by getting her self a doctor bahu! Finally MM gets a doc bahu!!!

Originally posted by: SejN

Yes!!! Where is he! At this point I feel like Neil was her love child and not papa birla’s!! She thinks she is so confident in the decision she made! Abhira was the one who helped her out of her toxic relationship is now taking giving her thanks by getting her self a doctor bahu! Finally MM gets a doc bahu!!!

Foreal, girl? I know you're saying it out of frustration, but mazak may bhi violence ko support ya oski demand q?

Originally posted by: Nandini_goyal

I want papa Birla to come and give a tight slap to Kaanth Mata and her ladla beta each

Originally posted by: neenzz

Foreal, girl? I know you're saying it out of frustration, but mazak may bhi violence ko support ya oski demand q?

Oh, my bad. Though I highly doubt he'd be the one to give her a reality check. Usually, he used to be one of those who needed it the most. It was only during that court/divorce drama that his character took a turn for the better. Two of my favorite scenes with him were the bike one and the time he rescued Akshu and brought her to the hospital and was the first one to know about her pregnancy. Yes, I loved that flip, but we gotta understand that his character can revert back anytime. If it were real life, those two would have been completely different people. Initially, he was shown to be a narcissist. Narcissists don't just grow a conscience overnight. I do understand it is a TV show, but the genre is not fantasy, is it? They gotta have their roots in reality and write clear character sketches before even beginning to write the whole story. Character progression should be natural. Abhimanyu, too, seems bipolar. I would like to know more how Aroohi realized her mistakes and changed for the better. I mean I do understand losing a spouse is a huge tragedy combined with the challenges of being a single parent. Such trials usually teach us more than we can ever learn from anything else, but I'd still like for them to address it like how she finally addressed her realization of how she used to be. I had said this before that Aroohi had always been grey, never a full fledged evil character. Same for Abhimanyu, but Harshu was initially shown to have no moral compass at all. It was a no brainer that they had this arc planned for his character, but they should have at least shown some light within him. Anyway, I digress.

Originally posted by: Nandini_goyal

no no.. not really physical slap.. I meant taunts ka slap.. a reality check 😆

Originally posted by: neenzz

Oh, my bad. Though I highly doubt he'd be the one to give her a reality check. Usually, he used to be one of those who needed it the most. It was only during that court/divorce drama that his character took a turn for the better. Two of my favorite scenes with him were the bike one and the time he rescued Akshu and brought her to the hospital and was the first one to know about her pregnancy. Yes, I loved that flip, but we gotta understand that his character can revert back anytime. If it were real life, those two would have been completely different people. Initially, he was shown to be a narcissist. Narcissists don't just grow a conscience overnight. I do understand it is a TV show, but the genre is not fantasy, is it? They gotta have their roots in reality and write clear character sketches before even beginning to write the whole story. Character progression should be natural. Abhimanyu, too, seems bipolar. I would like to know more how Aroohi realized her mistakes and changed for the better. I mean I do understand losing a spouse is a huge tragedy combined with the challenges of being a single parent. Such trials usually teach us more than we can ever learn from anything else, but I'd still like for them to address it like how she finally addressed her realization of how she used to be. I had said this before that Aroohi had always been grey, never a full fledged evil character. Same for Abhimanyu, but Harshu was initially shown to have no moral compass at all. It was a no brainer that they had this arc planned for his character, but they should have at least shown some light within him. Anyway, I digress.

I like movies, they end in a few hours, no unnecessary drag

I like sitcoms and some exceptional TV shows. I am excited for the second season of Shadow and Bone. I also watch a ton of cooking competitions on Netflix and YouTube. Try guys' without a recipe used to be one of my favorites. It's a shame Ned Fulmer cheated on Ariel and ruined everything. It's commendable though how the rest of the team handled it, overcame it, and salvaged the series by editing Ned out from the entire series.

Originally posted by: Nandini_goyal

. Yeh show ab reality bhi bacha nahi hai… I don’t understand Indian television only but then I watched one Turkish show, that too I didn’t understand much. There was an evil step mother, grand mother understands the evilness of her daughter in law and there too the father was mute with one dialogue in raised voice. And there was also the real son of step mother who was happy go lucky and clueless about his mother’s evil plans

I like movies, they end in a few hours, no unnecessary drag