Constantly redeeming Aarav

Why are CVs constantly redeeming Aarav? It is annoying to watch every "bad" Aarav scene juxtaposed with a "sad" Aarav scene. Like he gives the picture as gift and insults his parents - then we are made to feel sorry for his when his sis locks him in the dark room. Aru's family pour hate for him and she burns his memories -- again he is shown sitting between funeral pyres, supposed burning in pain.

Agree wid u

Agree this is a sort of tactic they used not to let the lead e in the hated book.

Seems like I'm not the only one who thinks so😆just because he is the lead and will eventually turns positive so they're showing all this.justifying his hateredness like this.. he hates his father because he dumped his mom whom he loves so much ..then why he dumped aaru...just for a slap..that means he is just a pyscho/spoilt brat...his past has nothing to do with it.

Originally posted by: Katori

Why are CVs constantly redeeming Aarav? It is annoying to watch every "bad" Aarav scene juxtaposed with a "sad" Aarav scene. Like he gives the picture as gift and insults his parents - then we are made to feel sorry for his when his sis locks him in the dark room. Aru's family pour hate for him and she burns his memories -- again he is shown sitting between funeral pyres, supposed burning in pain.

We know he is the lead and he has reasons behind his hate or whatever. These reasons may be flimsy for us but are a driving force for him.

Instead of making us feel sorry for him, why don't you (CVs) give him solid reasons for his hated so that audience can actually get behind him?

I don't agree with you. That's not redeeming Aarav. It's only showing Aarav's different shades and sides. Which is quite common with any human being. Everything is not always black and white. In life many things are grey, which is being shown here. He is not totally emotionless character.

Originally posted by: kasaf

I don't agree with you. That's not redeeming Aarav. It's only showing Aarav's different shades and sides. Which is quite common with any human being. Everything is not always black and white. In life many things are grey, which is being shown here. He is not totally emotionless character.

Completely agree wth you

Originally posted by: purepunjabi

Seems like I'm not the only one who thinks so😆just because he is the lead and will eventually turns positive so they're showing all this.justifying his hateredness like this.. he hates his father because he dumped his mom whom he loves so much ..then why he dumped aaru...just for a slap..that means he is just a pyscho/spoilt brat...his past has nothing to do with it.

Originally posted by: pyar-ishk

Completely agree wth you

CV need tell the story one step at a time, instead of just mumbling everything together all at once. UGH

Still liking the story but CV, need to slow down

Originally posted by: Katori

How come only Aarav has different shades but his bua and Aru's Chachi (Tanvi) have no shades?

Chachi and bua dono character completely negative hai...so usne ek hi shade hai black...it's only my view...aarav ke sath past me aesi batein hui haii jisse Vo egostic and angry Ho Gaya hai par vo completely negative nahi Hua hai...jese coin Ki do side hoti hai vese hi aarav Ki do side hai...Aarav ko manipulate karje vali bua hi hai...jo misunderstanding creat karti hai...chachi aur bua dono kisike sath accha nahi karte...aarav ka aesa nahi hai 😊