Originally posted by: ShahH8er
And it's probably one of the worst possible families who could preach about any social issue 🤣
By now I feel expecting them to show Anupamaa being realistic and taking a stand for herself, is just a fever dream which will remain unfulfilled. In the other posts, you have broadly mentioned how she can take charge post leap and also, that this started off a show with a relatable premise compared to typical ITV drama. But at least some of those wacky shows take a leap and suddenly the FL is seemingly empowered even if it's for a bit.
Here, Anupamaa has to be always shown as a self sacrificing woman who is constantly on the receiving end and stuck between others (Bati hui orat). Some fans even justify this that her basic nature cannot be changed even if that means she keeps suffering and leads a miserable life impacting others around as well. Since makers just want to project this image of a greater than god Anupamaa, I don't have any particular hope left......
I think showing female lead empowered after a leap was a trend that ended in 2017 maybe. Ab to heroine kya career, kya empowerment bas apne husband ki first/second biwi ki saazishon ka pardafash karne me hi lagi rehti h. I never thought I'd say it but heroines of Ekta Kapoor's TV shows in early 2000s were a lot stronger than today's ITV heroines. Ab to Kumkum Bhagya, Kundali Bhagya, Bhagyalakshmi, Pandya Store, sabki heroines are much more regressive.
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