Saree ki sari kahani 18 May - Page 7

Originally posted by: NoraSM

In all seriousness, I don't think Satya was wrong anywhere because he was expecting Sai to wear the saree, when Sai changed her mind and Savi knew that Vinu has gifted that saree to Sai, Sai could have told Satya beforehand about it so he would have time to process the information and come up with something to defend Sai

People need time to come out of a situation, Satya won't start defending her if he doesn't have enough information about what happened 🤷‍♀️

Sai has to understand that feelings of people are involved in this, she can't treat Satya's family like secondary citizens. Vinu is important but Saree could have been worn to show Vinu on video call then change for Pooja. She has two families so she has to balance, she can't expect people to put their feelings aside for her

One more thing Adhikari ladies were saying this is the first vat savitri puja in their own house a day before mentioning it to Sai. None of the ladies could perform it as they don't have husbands. For them, it is only Satya who can have a normal family. Some of their wishes, which most families do very normally like pati-patni puja etc can only see happen through Satya.

I come from a very traditional background and since Sai mentioned sanskriti, she had to uphold it. Had it been her birthday, no complaints. But vat savitri, not done. Amba's tone might be harsh but her complaint was not. The place Vinu has in Sai's life, the same place Satya has in Amba's life.

I hope tomorrow she explains and Satya takes her side and then Amba patiently explains why it is wrong to wear that saree on vat savitri.

The only issue I had today was....my reading could be wrong...Sai got little enthusiastic when she heard V came and it looked like she got little disappointed when he is busy in call......It blurs things for me.

Satya falling for Sai .... I don't like it but it doesn't come across as morally wrong for me. Sai in any sense seeing V as more than her children's father is distasteful for me

The show which can be moulded beautifully atleast now is being destroyed by the makers for the reasons best known to them. Vanku holds the horses the way he has held Sai's character till date and the reason viewers are still stuck to this show. This is Sai Joshi show not the show of three or four where it tells the story of a lonely lively girl in the bad bad world. Her journey from an orphan teen girl to a mature mother now .All other characters are either supporting or grey or villainous, that's it. Whatever the maker's may say the show is sustaining wrt Sai. Sai should get her babies. That's it. Try to tilt Sai trps will show. I think now too that makers are fooling the channel and the viewers too. Or now is the time for the show to shine but they are making it cringe .

Upon revisiting the drama, I find myself uncertain about whom to hold accountable for the tangled web of events. However, I must admit that the Adhikaris, in comparison to the Chavans, appear to be more favorable. The irony of women in the 21st century being scrutinized for their attire is not lost on me, yet I understand Amba's concerns as well. The Vat Savitri festival bears resemblance to Karwa Chauth, an intimate celebration where a wife wearing a saree from her ex-husband's home might seem peculiar. Furthermore, Sai's wet hair scene struck me as a display of the comfort she shares with Satya, despite his evident admiration for her. However, I predict that this man is headed for a heartbreak of immense proportions.

I cannot blame Sai for her desire to wear Vinu's saree. It has nothing to do with Virat. The root cause of this mess lies in the Chavan family's toxic dynamics, characterized by poor timing and a tendency toward pettiness. While a child may struggle to grasp the intricacies, adults should know better. The Chavans should never have involved the Adhikaris, who, in contrast, exhibit rationality and sanity. As for Amba, her outburst strikes me more as one borne out of disappointment than disgust or anger. I firmly believe that Sai's actions are driven by duty, whereas the Adhikaris genuinely love her as their own. This stands in stark contrast to the Chavans, who resemble chameleons, constantly shifting their loyalties at the drop of a hat.

Satya, in his demeanor, seemed like a lost and forlorn boy captivated by the intensity of love. There was an undeniable cuteness in his mannerisms, a reflection of the sheer weight of his infatuation. I couldn't help but notice the visible signs of his distress and turmoil. It's difficult to assign blame in this situation, as Satya is merely experiencing the rekindling of love once more. He has found solace in a newfound family and a deep connection with someone who resonates with him on multiple levels.

His disheveled appearance and emotional turmoil spoke volumes about the depth of his feelings. It's understandable that he would feel overwhelmed, considering the multitude of emotions swirling within him. Satya has embarked on a journey of rediscovery, not just in terms of love, but also in finding a sense of belonging within a family unit. The bond he shares with this person, whose energy aligns harmoniously with his own, is a source of profound comfort and contentment.

Satya's vulnerability is evident, and it is this vulnerability that draws us in and allows us to empathize with his journey

Originally posted by: Transference

Satya, in his demeanor, seemed like a lost and forlorn boy captivated by the intensity of love. There was an undeniable cuteness in his mannerisms, a reflection of the sheer weight of his infatuation. I couldn't help but notice the visible signs of his distress and turmoil. It's difficult to assign blame in this situation, as Satya is merely experiencing the rekindling of love once more. He has found solace in a newfound family and a deep connection with someone who resonates with him on multiple levels.

His disheveled appearance and emotional turmoil spoke volumes about the depth of his feelings. It's understandable that he would feel overwhelmed, considering the multitude of emotions swirling within him. Satya has embarked on a journey of rediscovery, not just in terms of love, but also in finding a sense of belonging within a family unit. The bond he shares with this person, whose energy aligns harmoniously with his own, is a source of profound comfort and contentment.

Satya's vulnerability is evident, and it is this vulnerability that draws us in and allows us to empathize with his journey

Wow this is sooo pure and heartfelt

Thanks for putting this beautiful writing on Satya's feeling

And I really hope these feelings don't blow up in his face

Really I'm always looking forward to your post 🤗

Thanks sooo much for those images

Yesterday people were talking about this

Satya looks soo disinterested in the hailing of mcp 🤣

He was like im sooo done with this

I want to gooooo home 😎

Lol

Do do MCP ek show mei?

Waise I just saw a pic..Ayesha looks very beautiful..

Originally posted by: asmi_ekaa

Do do MCP ek show mei?

Waise I just saw a pic..Ayesha looks very beautiful..

Ek se inka man Nahin Bhara to dusra Bhi Le Aaye🤣🤣

That 3rd cap🤣, I laughed so much yesterday🤣🤣 he was like kya nautanki karta re dcp🤣