@kajal52525 I'd like to disagree on this because it's a one sided depiction of pakhi's so called pain. There will not be any counterargument by sai even though she could call out that woman on so many things. This is just strengthening the narrative of pakhi as a victim.
@kajal52525 But that someone needn't be pakhi, that's my point. She has no moral ground to stand on. It's triggering to see a villainous woman spouting self victimizing dialogues. Sai could have said so much more to pakhi but she won't because this show has to whitewash pakhi.
@kajal52525 There's also the lack of proper dialogues from Sai side. Not once is anyone referring to pakhi misdeeds. She could have mentioned how she would never be immoral enough to lust after her bil while being married. But there is no hard hitting didalogues
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@kajal52525 I'm sorry but pakhi character has no right to be righteous in this show. I don't get aishwarya acting as this much hate is unwarranted coming from a woman who has always been and is wrong. This is just bad writing at trying to harnest sympathy for the show villain.
@GogoJiApkaGhgra They probably put a condition where ayesha can't attend events that they do. And you know them, attention hungry. They'll drag their tasteless ass everywhere.
It shows how this creep doesn't know Sai ay all. Instead of convincing vinu that sai is his mother, he is busy planning dates. The best way to win Sai affection would have been to give her back her rightful place as a mother.
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This creep didn’t invoke Bappa when he compelled Sai along their 15-day old child to leave just to keep that lusty bee-yatch in CN. Sai might as well date/marry any Tom, Dick or Harry rather than ever taking back this c*nt!
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