Bigg Boss 19: Daily Discussion Thread - 16th Oct 2025
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Originally posted by: -Sachin-
Walden I agree with you but i think getting back on boys with sling shots is justified as an instant reaction of a child. Dont expect too much from a 8 year old kid. I think that is what the director wanted to show a realistic situation not a theoretical situation. After all we all are humans and reacts as per situation.
Note: I'm not promoting violence but just trying to seeing things in a more realistic way.
I found the entire scene was spoiled by those kids when they ran away with a smiling face. thats a direction mistake which killed the entire emotions of the scene.
Originally posted by: indianfighter
No person in HD has ever behaved normally or ideally as far as I know. I do not expect much from an 8 year old, even though Indu is being shown grown up in literally all aspects of life. For a child of her age violence can be the easiest and the most effective way of dealing with things, even though it is not the preferred or accepted one of course. We all are aware of this experience from our own childhood, when rather small and easily avoidable disputes or provocation led to sudden verbal and physical violence (impulsive behaviour). Young children do not think about things in the same way that older children and adults do. They do not think about the consequences of their behaviours and cannot perceive the social expectations. Similarly, Indu did not think once about the consequences of her slingshot attack and how dangerous it could have been to the boys, nor did the boys while hitting Lahorewali with the ball. This kind of violent behaviour is definitely not courageous or admirable in my opinion, but at least it was understandable since so far slingshot has acted as Indu's most powerful deterrent. Sadly this time she did not find any way around except using it.
I agree with you that Indu's character is far from being realistic. This applies to most if not all characters of HD though. Sachin has already pointed out the weird smiling faces of the boys when they were running away from the scene. If we stay eagle-eyed we can find similar kind of blunders (or call it whatever you want) in almost every episode. There is no doubt that HD and reality should be kept apart for the best viewing experience and most enjoyment.
@bold: I completely agree. All I ask is that people apply this to ALL the characters in HD. People seem to easily forget this adage when they are constantly criticizing particular characters of HD in the name of reason and morality and at the same time are willing to ignore other characters ridiculous behavior because this is afterall a fictional show with absurdity all around. Consistency is all I'm asking for!Regarding violence and HD, I can't concur. While I agree that violence is a part of our lives and will be mirrored onscreen, it is the fact that HD tries to glorify violence and show it as a marker for strength in the name of Hitlergiri that bothers me. I could understand if Indu had used violence in this one incidence in the heat of the moment. But thats not the case. She has been carrying around that sling shot since day 1 and using it intentionally (now what kid in this day and age uses a slingshot is beyond me). She is a violent child by nature who uses violence routinely to get her point across and the writers try to project this as her strength. Maybe its just me but I don't like people who use violence to get things done (even if their motives are worthy). I think when the real Indira is revealed, both Indira and Indu need some anger management counseling:)