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Certainly you have the right to all of your opinions. That's what public forums are for. I am not belittling any of them. I just have one question: How do you justify a husband scolding his wife? Like she's an errant child. Like she is a brainless little fool? Where is the equality in that? - THAT my friends was the question I had needed to ask regarding the posts K deserved scolding or, ALL K's fault. I don't defend. It's a show with fictional characters that don't defending from the likes of you and me đ But I do ask because it worries me. As a woman. As a person interested in equality and healthy relationships. Scolding, as opposed to say, discussing or fighting (which, it seems to me to be way more acceptable than the former).
Secondly, we come down to the errr... Brick Batting (seems like a fair term as any) of the maligned Mr. Raizada. A character. An anti-hero. Again, I would like to point out that I'm not defending nor, attacking him. I simply wish to understand the animosity. It's probably a part of his character sketch to be who he is. Volatile, angry and someone who might be a mighty fine businessman (although I've yet to see him go to work recently đ) but tends to make a hash out of his private life. A man responsible for his much older, neurotic sister (no, I am not bashing. Any person who attempts to kill themselves in a hospital is probably medically classified as such. Kudos to Daljeet Bhanot for enacting that scene so well) will be more than a little messed up. If I may borrow a phrase from the sexy Mr. Grey from a certain story, "Fifty shades of F*cked up" and poor Mr. Raizada knows and acknowledges it.
Secondly, we come down to the errr... Brick Batting (seems like a fair term as any) of the maligned Mr. Raizada. A character. An anti-hero. Again, I would like to point out that I'm not defending nor, attacking him. I simply wish to understand the animosity. It's probably a part of his character sketch to be who he is. Volatile, angry and someone who might be a mighty fine businessman (although I've yet to see him go to work recently đ) but tends to make a hash out of his private life. A man responsible for his much older, neurotic sister (no, I am not bashing. Any person who attempts to kill themselves in a hospital is probably medically classified as such. Kudos to Daljeet Bhanot for enacting that scene so well) will be more than a little messed up. If I may borrow a phrase from the sexy Mr. Grey from a certain story, "Fifty shades of F*cked up" and poor Mr. Raizada knows and acknowledges it.
So why not just enjoy the show and watch things fall into place as it does instead of all the open hate mails to the characters that don't exist - Not really? Just a thought. Leave review if you want to. Flame torch it. Either way, it's your game.
Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2
