We needed to steer this towards Disha after all she is the main protagonist
of this show. Most of the TD fans are actually DK fans and we tend to
analyze and over analyze him all the time so this time we decided to
have something that has not been analyzed as a part of the discussion .
1) Do you think there were any changes in Disha since she got married to DK?
Yeah
I think there were changes in Disha. She was the ideal
daughter before she got married to DK. When she got married to DK
she was full of vengence and hence was not really prepared on
planning to be the ideal bahu which is not exactly something she
would have done in an ideal situtaion. The anger in her for what
happened to her father and family had her blinded. She took a
drastic step without thinking twice and got married to DK . She
did not try to behave as an ideal bahu as that was not her
mission. But as times and circumstances changed it
changed DIsha too. She started seeing the goodness in DK and the
love he had for his mother. Also she started seeing the true colors of
Gargi and recollected that DK had warned her .I think the turning point
was when DK was in jail and recollecting his miserable childhood. She
felt the pain and realized that maybe she was wrong and had to make
changes in how she felt and thought. This change in her brought out the
true Disha and ideal bahu and wife.
2) One
of the turning points is Suhas's changed attitude towards Disha. In
what way do you think that Suhas's new attitude has helped Disha?
Disha always wanted Suhas to love her and care for her the same
way she loved and cared for Rano. So Suhas and her changed atitude
towards Disha was great as Disha had someone her own to fall back in
her battle against DK. It is actually Suhas who made Disha realize the
role that DK had in her life as at that point she was married she
did not consider the marriage as anything but a contract. Also with
Suhas changed atitude towards Disha, Disha was able to make Suhas
understand that she (Disha) was not a hurdle in her sisters path. She
really no longer looked at Inder as her lover but as her sister's
husband.
3) Do you think the mangalsutra and the red bangles have played a role in Disha's life?
The mangalsutra and bangles are very significant to Disha . This made
her realize the importance of the wedding and the true meaning of the
manguasutra. That wearing this mangalsutra made her DK;s wife and that
meant she was to be there for him in his happy and trying times.
Similarly with the bangles when she wore them she knew that in her
heart she had accepted DK as her husband and she would be an caring and
loving wife henceforth.
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