It was like this , and it may still be.like this in many parts of India but it's changing and changing rapidly..we are moving to the other end of the spectrum infact , I fear that it's gonna break the very fabric of our society in the coming decades .
Law favour women more , itna ke women have started taking advantage of it. Yes our legal system is messed up . Women's rights r protected, but to enforce them is the duty of the law but the law takes years and years and nobody really want to get into it. Divorce laws favour women more than men.
True, laws that are made to benefit females are many times used by them to their advantage in the wrong way. there are so many cases where a man's life has become hell just bcoz of fake charge of violence against him.
More and more girls are getting educated , and working , at least in cities you will see that women are taking up all kinds of jobs. Whether it's my maid or any laborer, they send their kids to school. Divorce rate is at an all time high . Women are now more economically independent , more than ever before..its years and years of suppression, it will take time to get out of it .
as for suffering in silence in marriage , the current generation doesn't. Don't take anupama as the benchmark , these shows r what they used to be 30 yrs back đNow women like anupama are like role model for some bec they know it's impossible to be like her.
Today's men are afraid of their wives, they don't dare to mess with their wives unnecessarily.đ€Ș
As for brothers and fathers taking a decision, I haven't seen it around me , in my extended family, or anyone except in the remote villages perhaps and remote villages itself r a thing of past with rapid development...not all fathers and brothers are unsupportive , it's a very generic statement to be made ... some are really very supportive , in general daughters are closer to their fathers than their moms.
Even I have not seen this thing around me. Girls take their own decision whether it is career-based or related to marriage. Even, in small cities or towns also, scenario has changed, girls take their own decision. I want to share a very funny incident in short on this. Once a yoga teacher (PhD in yoga) belonged to a small village, was talking to my husband about his alliance. he said, " I want to marry just bcoz ki khana bana banaya mile" and was praising the girl whom he was going to see like she is very good, very decent..... I know her .blah blah. My husband is very cool, gave a smile only, but I was thinking ki beta acchi to hogi but dekh lena, tumhe na khan banana pade uske liye bhi. Next day he came with long face. on asking he said," ladki bahut bekaar hai. husband: kyun. He said," girl told him that usse khana banane mei koi ruchi nahi hai".đ€Łđ€Ł. this is the incident of a small village.
Yes , there are a few things which are ingrained in us . I won't go into Indian vs western debate . There r a pros and cons of both . All I can say is , as parents it's our responsibility to empower our children so that they are independent , mature beings , better than our generation. Not turn out worse than us with the given freedom(which is happening alongside sadly )
Lastly I would like to add that I don't find anuj kapadia appealing . All that he does is be a puppy to anupama ..he is the other extreme. Blind faith is as dangerous as no trust ... He can have a voice and he can tell anupama that she is wrong sometimes. It's not ok to put someone on a pedestal as high as this . Anupama loves toxicity in the name of love . Anyone supporting her will fall to her level for me.
Earlier, I used to think that this man has set a benchmark, man should be like AK but later I realized that there are men in real life who are real heroes but we don't appreciate them and take them for granted. The only difference is that every man can not buy a diamond set worth 80 lac for his wife.đ
Ps I don't watch the show but I have an idea abt the story from the forum. That's why I reply only in the generic topics
Same with me but I like interacting and love to read others' opinions.
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