A strong and independent woman??? - Page 2

Originally posted by: Krinya

I totally support akshus decision.. but I don't support flipping like her ex husband ..and I know she will..in a minute....

It's a fact , she never moved on..if she did , she would be indifferent to abhimanyu....n she should have told the truth and faced all odds , right there in Udaipur...it's the weakest link to her traumatic past..she can't move on without putting this fear to rest. It needs just one mature conversation between adults ..but yahan toh sirf bhoochal aate hain woh bhi manjari ke.

I get that we're watching a story based on emotions alone . For a change they can show something sensible too.

I feel she never actually confronted those feelings in the past six years. She had suppressed all those emotions because she had to focus on her kid and prioritize him. Now that she finally is forced to confront her past, she may make some real progress. And by the looks of it, she is starting to.

I get your fear though. The stage she is at right now, the coin can flip either way. We just gotta hope against hope that she makes the right call.

Thank you. I truly appreciate your thoughts. There is absolutely nothing wrong in moving on after a divorce or loss of a spouse. If the person is ready to move on, they definitely should without caring about the world. Celibacy is a choice and if a person (a guy or a girl) can do that, props to them. But it's not everyone's cup of tea.

Originally posted by: Gundamwing

I like that little touch he was walking away, he waited for her shadow to catch up with him. One single moment showed why he is a better man than that Ass, he is upset but still respects his wife to catch up with him he just didn't take off. Even in moments of distress he considers her, now it is her turn to consider her prioritize him protect him.

Ditto. Loved that scene. Thanks for pointing it out. It truly is the little things.

Originally posted by: Noorain13

I think she wants to stay away from the Birlas and Abhi and she knows if she does, they’ll always be in her life one way or another. Even if they don’t snatch him away from her, they’d still want to be a part of Abhir’s life and she doesn’t want that.

Also, we as viewers feel they don't deserve to be a part of Abhir's life. She actually lived with them. Her decision, although arguably wrong, has it's justifications.