Discliamer: Read it at your own risk. It can damper your mood.
Hello everyone!!
What’s up?? Bzy thursady. Koi Nahi, the weekend is near.
Today I read the news after that lot of things are spinning in my mind. I want to share with all what is not related to Anupama exactly. But most of the time, we all discuss social messages. And we watch Anupama serial, so I would like to talk about serial first.
Everyone is doing jai jai kaar of anupama for no reason. Even in a clip I saw, vannu uncle was now praising Anupama. Kavya, an educated and smart woman is portrayed as dumb, sitting idle at home and not an expert in house chores. Can anybody tell me how she was managing everything when she lived alone and did not know a single household chore? Kinju baby has also lost her identity, Singspraises of Anupama all the time, apni mother Nazar nahi aati bcoz woh khana nahi banati, ghar par nahi rehti, but she has forgotten that her values and good education are bcoz of her mother only, She does anupamaa anupaaam all the time, jiske apne baache toshu aur pakhi, kaise hai, everybody knows.
What is the social message in this serial; recently, the adoption track, that was a good one..
My point is really if this show is based on some social message then instead of playing kho kho with so many issues, one issue should be addressed or shown in such a way, should have such depth that it can touch chords of people.
Anyways, not worth talking about it; I have no expectations from serial. I just want… plz don’t sell serial on the name of social messages, don’t make fool of us. Just say, this is for entertainment only.
Off topic
My question is why do we expect from these serials. Cant we do anything as a good human being, not anything is in our hands?? There are many other issues other than this helpless housewife, rona dhona, the concept of 90's.
Today, there was news, that a 5 yr old girl was tied with a rope and left to suffer on the terrace in scorching heat for not doing her homework by her own mother. Horrible..I cannot explain how did I feel.. I stopped reading news in between. If just imagining this incident can make you shudder, what would be the condition of that girl?
In another incident which I witnessed myself from the terrace of my friend’s house, a mother was beating up her 12-13 yr daughter with a broom, hitting hard with fist, kicking- left no way to inflict pain–( animals ko bhi hum treat na kare kabhi aise). Seeing that, I was terrified and began to shiver. I came to know that this lady was a working woman, and her family was also nice.
I know a family where the mother is not qualified as such but has full control on her house; husband is very supportive and loving. She behaves with her daughter like a maid, asks her to do basic household chores, take care of her younger brother and scold her or gives her slaps on small issues or whenever feels like.
All are the incidents that I have discussed are from a metropolitan city. In first case,as soon as the father got a call from his father, he rushed to free her.
In 2 and 3 case, fathers are not biased against their daughters. 3 case, I know personally, father loves her daughter but remain quiet mostly to avoid an argument with his wife.
I used to think the root cause of the problem is a lack of education. For more than 1 yr, I have been teaching a few students who can not afford tuition ( only this thing came to my mind, small contribution), go to a govt. school. But reading today’s news and recalling other incidents which I have discussed above make me realize that other than the education, environment, and upbringing also matters a lot.
One more thing, whenever I see a child working in some dhaba, store, bahut dil dukhta hai. Helping in monetary terms is always not possible and is not the solution.
Why does nobody give attention and importance to these kinds of issues?? Abhi bhi women helpless hai, kya unhe appreciation nahi milta jo hum isse aage kuch dekhna hi nahi chahte.
What do you say?
PS: Not meant to spread negativity. I hope you will not mind this discussion other than Anupama. Seeing pic of that girl in the paper, I could not hold myself sharing it with you.
20