The No Nonsense Viewers' Circle (I/O) - NOTE pgs 94 & 99 - Page 98

Originally posted by: pallavi25

Actually the show is just getting interesting again. Sakshi has found out abt Rajma affair and I cant wait to see what she will do to them! 😈 She will make them pay...with Khoon ke aansoon...😃

Dev also got caught by Rajnath so now Raj will do something to stop Dev...and he will deal with the lawyer as well.

I agree with I Love drama.

Shivratri is observed by all for various reasons. . It is equally applicable to both men and women. From health to fortune to marriage people have different things to ask from Bhole baba. HE is one busy good in Hindu mythology.😆

It is believed that only reciting the words' om namah shivay' will please the lord. Thus, so much importance.

Its so special for unmarried girls because it is believed that the girl will find a Shivapurush like Mata Parvati got Mahadev. In some places people also celebrate the union of Shiva- parvati on this auspicious day.


BUt Vaar savitri or Savitri borto is typically for married women who fast for 5 days to ensure good health and fortune of her husband. So we can say its somewhat close to Karwachauth.

I do not like these festivals of male worshipping. Be it Rakhi or these fasts.

Anu, you're lucky.

I hate participating in such festivals.

One wastes time and money both in these meaningless rituals.

I hate the guests calling in at home. They are more interested in your own life instead of looking after their own.

But then we are bought up like this. Only I turned out to be someone who doesn't like all this.

Agreed its pretty sexist sometimes I dunno much coz I'm Christian but at our neighbours even the men keep fast for their wife's which is so sweet I wish everyone followed this

Originally posted by: atominis

I do not like these festivals of male worshipping. Be it Rakhi or these fasts.

I understand women were at mercy of males in past. Also these rituals gave them something to do, some sense of agency. But these are not needed and make no sense.

I am a Sikh and like the fact that there are no such festivals or rituals in Sikhism. But I see many females participating in these festivals almost like a fad.

Marketing gimmicks are associated now. Jewellers, boutiques and beauticians take full advantage of this.

But it is a regressive ritual.

Originally posted by: dey.bh

Shivratri is observed by all for various reasons. . It is equally applicable to both men and women. From health to fortune to marriage people have different things to ask from Bhole baba. HE is one busy good in Hindu mythology.😆

It is believed that only reciting the words' om namah shivay' will please the lord. Thus, so much importance.

Its so special for unmarried girls because it is believed that the girl will find a Shivapurush like Mata Parvati got Mahadev. In some places people also celebrate the union of Shiva- parvati on this auspicious day.


BUt Vaar savitri or Savitri borto is typically for married women who fast for 5 days to ensure good health and fortune of her husband. So we can say its somewhat close to Karwachauth.

Originally posted by: Nerdgal

Anu, you're lucky.

I hate participating in such festivals.

One wastes time and money both in these meaningless rituals.

I hate the guests calling in at home. They are more interested in your own life instead of looking after their own.

But then we are bought up like this. Only I turned out to be someone who doesn't like all this.