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Originally posted by: kiranpri
I agree with what you say, but at the same time do not like it. I want both Dhaani and Viplav to be an example, not to be taken for granted, to be strong, to discern what is wrong, to be wise in their trust. I am totally against blind faith and hoping things will get better... It does not. People will continue with their ways if you accept what they gave you and you do not complain or make an effort to refuse to be insulted.
It is good to be pure and holy or whatever but it is stupidity to be taken for a ride time and again...
I also totally agree with what you point what wanting to see a stronger Dhani and Viplav who stand up against people who try to rob them of their self- respect. Yet I also feel given Dhani's background as an illiterate person getting married off at a tender age, the domestic abuse and soon after being a widow living like an outcast in the society, the psychological impact it must have do to someone at such a young age does impact in own's own confidence and self- esteem. It will be interesting to see how she transforms from this feeling of inadequacy to a woman who emerges self confident and regains her self esteem that the society robbed her. As I mentioned before, she needs to have people in her life who will help her in this transformation.
Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon
