Originally posted by: Criticiser
Of course being an orphan and mentioning in every dialogue is clearly the only sympathetic thing isn’t it! Cancer, illnesses, abuse, mental health clearly don’t exist now do they! Just because someone has both parents and is wealthy it doesn’t mean that their life is automatically rainbows and sunshine!
In my opinion witnessing your mother being a victim of DV and getting abused daily by your own father is a suffering! Imagine seeing such traumatic stuff at a young age and unable to do anything about it! I think abuse and DV in a marriage is more than ‘unhappy’ but that’s just me! So many kids in the world are witnesses to their parents being abused daily but are helpless and as a result become mentally disturbed from this trauma and affects their life! Is this not a major childhood suffering! Just because someone loves you it doesn’t make them a jovial saint same goes with abusive parents!
Just because he lives in a huge house with his big family and servants doesn’t mean that his childhood is perfect! Clearly his family members are all useless his uncle is a busy surgeon and his aunt is a selfish woman who never cared about her own sister and grandparents were probably dead so there was no emotional support from any relatives! Is that not suffering having a dysfunctional family with selfish family members but unable to do anything!
Clearly characters like Aarohi who lived an aishon aaram ki zindagi are a spoilt brat but of course that doesn’t count cause she’s an orphan! I agree that losing parents is one of the worst things that can happen to anyone and it’s something that no one should ever experience but it doesn’t mean that other pains and sufferings in the world don’t exist!
I honestly couldn't care less about this show, it’s characters or Abhira but I do find it shocking how suffering from childhood trauma is seen as a joke all because someone is not an orphan!
Don’t really write such long posts but this really triggers me and I couldn’t resist!