Rak201 wrote:
[How would anyone feel in such a situation:
1) All of a sudden one day, you get to know that your mother is not your real mother. You were hidden truth about your real mother, nani and your father's family.
2) When you realize that everyone around you is full of lies - Simran telling that she is not aware of Radhaji when she was the one who is footing her medical bills. Sia talking to her over the telephone and telling that she is in London and she could hear Abhi's mother's voice in the background.
3) Everyone other than Aastha knew about Anand/ Abhi. Is it even close to be justified?
Isn't Aastha justified at being angry and upset at Simran? Doesn't she needs time to start trusting people around her? Isn't it normal for Aastha to be jealous about Simran's love to Sia (when she did not know Sia was Simran's lost daughter)? In the situation Sia and Aastha were in, how can we say Sia was all right and Aastha all wrong?
Aastha was a spoilt brat but not dissrespectful (over the borderline) before she got to know the truth. Don't we see this even in the real life in a one child family?
Aastha has just got to know the truth about her identity and is taking time to reconcile to it like any other normal person. I think her behaviour under the present circumstances are normal and justified.]
I agree with nearly everything you say except"in a one child family"😒
You guessed it right, buddy! I have only one son and we often receive compliments on his upbringing.😊
Just kidding ...I know you were making a general statement😉
cheers,
Akshata
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