Originally posted by: beguiling
You have put it so much better than I did !!
I have had a very different opinion about Kuhu right from the time when she felt that she has gone overboard in saying hurtful things to Mishti about her parents. That was the first instance to indicate that she does tend to reflect upon her actions and admits to her mistakes (something which I feel is one of the most difficult things for any person to do. Sometimes people accept they are at fault and apologize but don't really mean it. With Kuhu when she is mean she is unabashedly mean and when she is caring, she does genuinely care)
Kuhu has handled situations maturely previously as well (like how she dealt with Meenakshi's rejection or was acceptive of Kunal's past, Shweta) Always comes to my mind how she had said on Ketki's wedding day that why should Ketki be made to feel like she has done anything wrong when actually it was her fiance who was cheating on her.
Kuhu has shown from time to time that she does tend to put others' emotional needs before her own, so she didn't let it on that she was affected by Kunal's rishta being considered for Mishti. She would refuse to swear to her mother even if she insists Kuhu to share her marital problems. The idea of Mishti becoming the bahu in the same house where she is, was utterly unacceptable to Kuhu but now she might as well agree to that having seen what Mishti means to Abir.
I agree with everything that you have said and I understand her not wanting Mishti to be in the same house. I think even if she acknowledges Abirâs love for Mishti, that will still be genuinely challenging to come to terms with MishBirâs relationship... I hope writers deal with it in a subtle way instead of making utter hurtful words.. Because when she says disgraceful things, it really stings badly. Such kind of a power even Meenu and Kunal donât have, because they simply hate while Kuhu as you said â when she is mean, she is unabashedly mean but when she cares, she genuinely caresâ.. â¤ď¸
"She at least, thought about where her hatred and all the negative emotions are taking her.."
So very true.
She showed immense composure, even when twice Kunal said that he can easily choose his bhai over his love and that he easily betrayed her because of his brother... He said that on her face, he literally said that on her face. I can imagine that would have broken her heart, yet she was able to gain her composure and keep aside her pain and try to console her husband.
You know what mate as much as it was unfair that she had to hear those hurtful things from Kunal, I also feel that this time around she was much better prepared to deal with such a truth having heard it from Kunal himself earlier. She chose to be there for Kunal despite of knowing that he doesn't love her and that's quite telling.
I know Kunal has been acting like a a***** but maybe, just maybe he needs time and people around him to be as patient as Kuhu was, for him to really come around and understand things. I might be one of the only people to think so but I really think Abir and Mishti have had a problematic approach in terms of how they have tried to make Kunal understand their perspective.
I can understand that Mishti's approach has been pretty straightforward - talk, discuss, sort out things. But at times she tends to come across as imposing - like her way of drawing a parallel from her childhood and telling him that how he and Kuhu wouldn't have got married had she not rejected him -that was not so subtle I would say. To top that she told him that he doesn't understand what love is. I mean how would Kunal understand what kind of relationship Mishti and Kuhu share, when Mishti and Kuhu themselves have not been able to define it till date.
Likewise for Abir to tell him that he couldn't learn how to value relationships was pretty harsh when actually Kunal's family means a lot to him and he has shown that too time and again. He once literally said that he can even die for Abir and the way he said that totally felt like he meant it. Then for Kunal to hear something like he couldn't learn how to love his family, was always going to cut deep. I know Kunal asked Abir to make an impossible choice and that indeed drove such a reaction but Abir also needs to understand that Kunal can't simply go by his words. He needs to 'see' that Mishti has Abir's best of interests at her heart (Now how are they gonna make him see it I really have no idea but yep that's certainly something that would help I would say)
I think Abir can perhaps make Kunal sit down and talk. I appreciate your opinion, but I donât think Mishti will be able to do anything when it comes to Kunal , because he doesnât listen to her at all. Whatever she says falls on deaf ears. He said ki â yahi sab keh ke tumne mere bhai ko fansaya tha na...â that she was targeting Abir since starting and staged a courtship-rejection drama . To be honest, I found that very demeaning.. Thatâs when she said that he perhaps he doesnât even know the meaning of love..
Abir also reacted the way he did when Kunal publically humiliated her. Even then he was trying his best to make him understand that Mishti is his love. Then Kunal asked him to choose between two very important people in his life and told him that itâs something that he can do very easily.. thatâs when he said â ki pyar ka rishta tujhe banana nahi aaya aur bhai ka rishta tujhe nibhana nahi aaya.. â He was not happy saying those things to him .. He was quite hurt himself... Kunal also got shocked hearing Abir say those things, but then again his reasons are very wrong and to understand what Abir is saying, even if itâ happens in the future, he needs to hear those words.. Someone has to tell him this.
May be they could have worded it in a different way, but then again, he just doesnât wants to listen to them.. Unless he listens to them, any approach they take will fail... He has to take at least one step.. Their is only so much these two can do until he is willing to rise above his prejudices... Mishti, he considers as a nobody.. and Abir, he is too naive in his perspective, when it comes to Mishti to make him understand anything.. His own anger on top of it doesnât help either..
I think thatâs why it is very important for Kunal to appreciate, understand and love Kuhu and that too âfor the right reasons... â , reasons that are independent of MishBir and their equation, independent of agendas, be it his, Kuhu or Meenuâs.... It will be only then he will realise that you canât choose between the people you dearly love. It will only be then when he realises that at time two good human beings might not be good for each other, whereas two imperfect people might be perfect for each other.. There is no villain or hero in that scenario...
All that said, I think Abir can play a more proactive role in trying to stir him up regarding what he said to Mishti about Kuhu and him running away from the marriage. Thatâs where I feel many things will start unfolding.. Right now whatever Mishti and Abir do goes in vain, also because they think that he does it because he dislikes Mishti, but loves Kuhu.. or Meenu manipulates him.. Mishti was also trying to give her love gyaan, because she thought it would be the best way to make him see the positive of breaking up, as he ended up with the love of his life Kuhu... She thinks that will probably reduce the anger between KuKu and ease the tensions between them as well..đ Unfortunately that does not happen... It riled him even further, as he thinks that he got trapped in the marriage with Kuhu and he multiplies his anger and directs it again towards Mishti.. Simple method, but got backfired badly.. đ
All in all, I still donât see Mishti being able to play any role in putting any sense in Kunal.. It can only be Kuhu and Abir.. and I hope that they in fact donât make Mishti make too many efforts to bring Kunal on line as it would look forceful.. Let these two deal with him.... They can work on Kunal Mishti bond once he comes to term with Mishti and her equations with other people..
I would have said that Kunal doesn't have a single bone of introspection, but then that day he did genuinely feel sorry and sincerely apologized for his misbehaviour. He even honestly mentioned that Kuhu shouldn't misinterpret his apology for love. That gave me hope that Kunal is not such a hopeless case after all đ¤
Thank you for lending your beautifully put insights to this post, you explained what I was trying to say in a much better, manner than I did :)
Thanks dear.. Itâs lovely to read your Kuhu centric posts too.. Also the beautiful pics that you share... Makes me appreciate the innocence that Kaveri brings to the character.. Also I love Kuhuâs voice when she is being her samjhdaar self.. â¤ď¸
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