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Posted: 12 years ago
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I watch this show when I get a chance as I adore Veera and the witty dialogues the CVs have given her (someone must have a little kid at home cause Veera's curiosity is hilarious and true)..I kind of don't want them to grow up in the show

So I am confuzzled over this whole chicken pox aka 'mata' thing

Why do they call it 'Mata'? and why are they reacting so seriously to pox?

Nowadays its a common thing all kids get..and its curable as well..so I was a little surprised to see everyone shocked and reacting so strongly to the chicken pox

I had it when I was a teen, and man does it suck...you are itchy everywhere...but aside from that I was fine


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Posted: 12 years ago
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I don't understand the seriousness of this chicken pox thing either. I remember when my children were younger and had them. Four four days I did nothing but cover them in calamine lotion and sit and stroke them for hours on end. It soothed them and me.😆. People over here actually have chicken pox parties! Get them over and done with before school life starts. The same chicken pox virus can turn into shingles in an older person and is actually quite painful.
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Posted: 12 years ago
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I've never heard of pox parties lol
I'd charge admission hehe...calamine lotion as a party favour

So why do they call it Mata?
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Posted: 12 years ago
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In India in many places there is superstition that Chicken for is form of sickness which comes when godess Durga enters our body or something like that...even down South in Villages they call it some thing similar and i guess here the story is about a village in Punjab so no doubt they show it with seriousness...

and yet it is seen as serious disease here because of the marks it may leave and the way it spreads easily to other who haven't yet got it!!!


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