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Posted: 13 years ago

#871

Originally posted by: -JayaRC-
BRB

ok jaldi aana ..warna mai ja rahi hoon..😆

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Posted: 13 years ago

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main to pura din yehi rehti hoon

BRB Back to chalu hi rahega mera

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Remarriage, still a tabboo?

Television is rapidly changing to accommodate new

ideas that reflect the changing nature of society these

days. Keeping that in mind, Zee TV came up with a

novel way to promote their new show Punarvivaah,

where they had panelists to debate to discuss the

issue of remarriage. The panel comprised of personalities like Dr Archana Jambusaria and Dr Sayeda

Ruksheda among others, who shared their views on the same.

Sukesh Motwani, Head-Fiction Programming, Zee TV said,"We

have so many questions ' should those who have faced a

debacle in their first attempts at marriage be brave enough to

give life a second chance? We'd like to challenge the double

standards Indians display towards the issue of remarriage '

while men can easily remarry, women who wish to find hapiness again through remarriage are frowned upon by conservative sections of society." Archana opined that it was best to

completely wipe out memories of the first relationship. "One

should walk into the new relationship with no baggage, otherwise you can never do justice to

your new partner'" Giving a different view on the subject,

Sayeda said that the issue of discrimination and prejudice

against a divorced woman also

applies to divorced men. "They

also face questions, she pointed

out, though admitting that

women definitely have it tougher

when it comes to remarriage.

Writer and co-producer of

Punarvivaah, Shashi Mittal said

that the most gratifying moment

since the launch of the show was

when the lead actor's (Kratika)

neighbour in Kanpur called her

to say that after watching the

show, she also felt encouraged

to get her widowed daughter-inlaw remarried! Talk about creating an instant impact!

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Posted: 13 years ago

#874

Originally posted by: -JayaRC-
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main to pura din yehi rehti hoon
BRB Back to chalu hi rahega mera

ok..lekin m leaving..

packing karni hain abhi..

after 4pm aaungi ok..😃

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Posted: 13 years ago

#875

Originally posted by: -JayaRC-
Remarriage, still a tabboo?
Television is rapidly changing to accommodate new
ideas that reflect the changing nature of society these
days. Keeping that in mind, Zee TV came up with a
novel way to promote their new show Punarvivaah,
where they had panelists to debate to discuss the
issue of remarriage. The panel comprised of personalities like Dr Archana Jambusaria and Dr Sayeda
Ruksheda among others, who shared their views on the same.
Sukesh Motwani, Head-Fiction Programming, Zee TV said,"We
have so many questions ' should those who have faced a
debacle in their first attempts at marriage be brave enough to
give life a second chance? We'd like to challenge the double
standards Indians display towards the issue of remarriage '
while men can easily remarry, women who wish to find hapiness again through remarriage are frowned upon by conservative sections of society." Archana opined that it was best to
completely wipe out memories of the first relationship. "One
should walk into the new relationship with no baggage, otherwise you can never do justice to
your new partner'" Giving a different view on the subject,
Sayeda said that the issue of discrimination and prejudice
against a divorced woman also
applies to divorced men. "They
also face questions, she pointed
out, though admitting that
women definitely have it tougher
when it comes to remarriage.
Writer and co-producer of
Punarvivaah, Shashi Mittal said
that the most gratifying moment
since the launch of the show was
when the lead actor's (Kratika)
neighbour in Kanpur called her
to say that after watching the
show, she also felt encouraged
to get her widowed daughter-inlaw remarried! Talk about creating an instant impact!