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KwitKatts

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Posted: 13 years ago

#11

Originally posted by: tinoo
a polite suggestion to play a doctor game or run around a playground would have been better than screaming at the two children and reducing them to tears 😆😆😆... and perhaps the children deserved an explanation as to why the dulha-dulhan game they were playing was not the best choice of their time ... so then if they understood they would not repeat it again... here it just seemed to them that there was this crazy lady yelling at them... so I think her efforts were not effective.

Cant blame Anandi...she was too upset.. Now I dont mean its a great thing to go and yell at people😆

I'm not supporting Anandi's actions... What I meant is she is mentally disturbed with this divorce thing

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NoOne12

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Posted: 13 years ago

#12

Originally posted by: tinoo
@katts-- maybe all child grooms are duffers who expect their wives to do their homework for them. 😆😆

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KwitKatts

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Posted: 13 years ago

#13

Originally posted by: avantikasharma1

Girls still play with barbies. 😊

No no thats not what I meant...its like the kids were behaving as if the banna-banni are children too😕 I cant digest that

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NoOne12

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Posted: 13 years ago

#14

Originally posted by: mishti31
M from a small town and very familier to rajasthan also... hv seen children playing gammes lyk home-home, doctor-patient, teacher-teacher but not this type of game. this is really too much.

neways... may be anandi was ryt from her part but the way was wrong... u cnt scold ne1's child lyk this.

yes Misthi! Ands when we play, we generally enact elders role. We have seen mummy cook, run the househod? But homework??????????????? huh?

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tinoo

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Posted: 13 years ago

#15

Originally posted by: apjk
I can't understand the necessity for that scene in the first place.

It was to trigger off childhood memories. 😆😆 . But you are right... anandi does a good job of recollecting them on her own without any trigger, so I dont see the necessity of this scene either...

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Posted: 13 years ago

#16

There is nothing like right or wrong in this situation. Anandi was in a state of turmoil due to this divorce issue which may officially separate her and the Singh's. She just vented her frustration on the kids who reminded her of her oppressed childhood.

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bluerobin

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Posted: 13 years ago

#17

well those kids could have played with kitchen set, lock and key, colour colour which colour do you want, hide and seek , sky earth, seven stones , traffic police game 😉

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NoOne12

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Posted: 13 years ago

#18

Originally posted by: apjk
I can't understand the necessity for that scene in the first place.

I think it had a strong message that marriage is not child's play. Children may enact all this without knowing the depth of the relationship. It reinforces series message against child marriage. 😊

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bluerobin

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Posted: 13 years ago

#19

on a lighter note, happy that she yelled at kids , shiv bach gaya 😉😆. Otherwise he would have been the target of anandi's yelling .

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ButterflyChaser

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Posted: 13 years ago

#20

Originally posted by: avantikasharma1

yes Misthi! Ands when we play, we generally enact elders role. We have seen mummy cook, run the househod? But homework??????????????? huh?

hmm... tht ws weird... just to make Anandi remember her childhood when she did Jagya's homework. i guess Tht scene ws just to show her pain...