The recent track of Maan Singh, the freedom fighter who came to Shirdi while escaping from the atrocities of British rule ended on a good note. It gave a message to the society of how unity among the people and love for the country can move mountains. The power was, is, and will always be in people’s hands and thus, it is their right to lead a life of freedom of expression and living. It also showed how independence is so precious for the people of a country and how law and order should be for the benefit of the people and not to rule them against their will.
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The current track of Mere Sai: Shraddha Aur Saburi serial introduces us to a woman who is very shy and afraid by nature. Her husband and mother-in-law are fed up with her nature and thus, want to get rid of her. So they come to Shirdi to drop her at her parents’ home. Her parents try to convince their son-in-law to not break the marriage and allow their daughter to stay in Shirdi for some months for her mental illnesses treatment.
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No wonder that the woman’s husband and mother-in-law might have had to go through harsh times in dealing with her but it doesn’t mean that they lose the patience and respect towards a mentally ill patient. If there is no cure, then too talking nicely and convincing the patient can work wonders than being rude and treating her harshly.
That’s what Sai tells in today’s episode that no person is perfect and we cannot judge a person’s problem without getting the full knowledge of the reason behind the problem. He explained it with an example of a dry plant that he asked Byjama’s daughter-in-law to plant at her home saying that he has removed the dirt that was not allowing the plant to grow in the earlier place of mud.
