Its time to get our TV bahus free from this monotony..!

India is evolving and while women at the Olympics are shinning and making the country proud, these protagonist women on TV shows need evolution too. Its time that on the entertainment front, we and the actors get some much needed some INDEPENDENCE.

When I say we need independence, I imply that our wonderful protagonists from their respective shows need independence from certain things. Why?

Because, its high time you keep re-decorating monotony and pathetic tracks and keep serving them with a pinch of extra drama. Here we list down the five things our five leading bahus need to be independent from.

Well, On one hand, where finally the show portrayed the strong side of Gopi (Devoleena Bhattacharjee) where she is now shown a businesswoman; one just cannot ignore the other regressive tracks that keep popping. Time and again, Gopi has to be a source of interference in every possible matter and give her insight (even when it isn't required). So rather than showcasing the weak and helpless woman, we would rather be happy if we see an independent and strong woman.

Ok Akshara (Hina Khan), we get it! You are a really docile, innocent and the problem-solving bahu. However, you have got grown-up kids now, where its high time, you stop seeking approval of everyone. As a woman, you surely have achieved a lot where you have raised kids to be great people in the world. But, they are surely old enough to take their decisions themselves, aren't they? You love them and they love you, but not everyone will love you.

Born babies have now become two year olds, several kids have reached 18 and received their adult pass; BUT still, Pragya (Sriti Jha) has not been able to expose Tanu (Leena Jumani). In spite of infinite number of plans and trials, Tanu remained unexposed. So, now that the show is to enter a new phase, where it has gone back in time, we hope once Abhi (Shabbir Ahluwalia) gets his memory back, Pragya is finally independent of the central plotting.

The Exorcist' makers called and begged not to pulverize the concept of exorcism. But we are way too helpless as Simar (Dipika Kakar) keeps macerating the genre of supernatural horror. After turning into makkhis (flies) and getting aatmas (spirits) in herself, we certainly hope she is done and dusted with allowing spirits in her body. The leap is all set to happen and hopefully it is an independent look at entertainment.

A leap has already taken place; however, Ishita (Divyanka Tripathi) isn't still independent from her detective duty' in Yeh Hai Mohabbatein.' Be it kidnapping cases, plotting instances or any other activity, ACP Abhishek Singh (Vivek Dahiya) may not be active and intuitive about the same; the way Detective Ishita Raman Bhalla is. But, its about time to get independent of it, right?