Does this show that one can punish any other person by behaving in such a way? And more so, a highly sensitive and overburdened person like Sujal, who has to suffer everytime, and made to fall in the eyes of Kashish, her family, Piyush, his family, the society, his own father, and now even in the eyes of the audience. I am a girl myself, but I still feel so.Īnd now Sujal, who was Ekta?s brainchild, a character one couldn?t help getting attached too, is shown to behave in such a reckless and shameful manner. After a long time, television saw a strong man after those female dominated serials, a man who could think without a wife, a sister, a mother to guide him.īut Ekta likes only that her women team should win (see how she changed Tulsi?s track in Kyunki by making her support Karan). The thing that I always liked about Kahiin To Hoga was that both men and women were shown to be wrong and right at times, unlike other serials were the womenfolk are always cool and the men are but bloody fool. You may mind, but I genuinely feel that Ekta has lost her sense of mind. Sujal is a very much a typical human, not a saint to forgive and forget everytime, and not definitely some devilish creep like Ansh of Kyunki.
At first I was a bit staggered, but when I came to know that Sujal was to rape Charu, I felt that he had made a really good decision by refusing to commit himself to the heinous crap that Ekta Kapoor seems to be very proud of showing on TV. I came to know that Rajeev Khandelwal(who plays Sujal) left Kahiin to Hoga.
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