Samrat is right! What a tamasha

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KhatamKahani

@KhatamKahani

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Posted: 11 years ago

I have.other things to say regarding yesterday's and today's episodes. But I just want to make this topic first.

Samrat is right about this. What a tamasha. Sure perhaps he could have kept quiet, but seriously these bidaai scenes are ridiculous.

I want to ask of Urmi's father how all this crying makes sense when he himself said he had relieved himself of one burden. He should be overjoyed, na? I understand very well what he meant, that he did not call Urmi herself a burden and he loves his daughter. But if marrying off your daughter is a great accomplishment and the task is a relief of a burden, why cry so much? Be happy.😆

Edited by likarsh - 11 years ago

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Dolly-heart

@Dolly-heart

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Posted: 11 years ago

Liks if you think about it the whole Indian wedding are nothing but a huge "Tamasha"

They make such a huge fuss about the whole thing and when the end comes they have to end it all with buckets of tears.

SamRAT actually looked bored with the whole thing and he acted like ..lets just get this over with.

If he hated the whole Tamasha then he should have insisted on keeping this a small ceremony and saved a middle class family from drowning in debt.

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KhatamKahani

@KhatamKahani

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Posted: 11 years ago

Hah, can you imagine either him wanting a small wedding, or Urmi's family wanting one?

To me grand weddings, festivities, however long or too much, that's just part of a grand celebration-even the ones that go all out, or overboard. But who the hell has these melodramatic bidaai these days? I don't think middle class families like Urmi's family would have all this crying and wailing. Yes, a bit of tears but not like what's shown in these serials.

I find the idea behind it regressive, just like as someone mentioned earlier about all that "parayi" dialogue. I mean, come on, what age are we living in? But serials still keep on showing and praising this thinking.

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Lechocolat

@Lechocolat

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Posted: 11 years ago

Originally posted by: likarsh
Hah, can you imagine either him wanting a small wedding, or Urmi's family wanting one?

To me grand weddings, festivities, however long or too much, that's just part of a grand celebration-even the ones that go all out, or overboard. But who the hell has these melodramatic bidaai these days? I don't think middle class families like Urmi's family would have all this crying and wailing. Yes, a bit of tears but not like what's shown in these serials.

I find the idea behind it regressive, just like as someone mentioned earlier about all that "parayi" dialogue. I mean, come on, what age are we living in? But serials still keep on showing and praising this thinking.

That society is just plain regressive! I really hope these writers get fired and go back to the village they belong in. Parayi garbage and then having Urmi's parents wash Samrat's feet today? Like seriously!? Fire these morons asap!

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