Besharmi ka limit cross?CV' painting her gawar - Page 3

Originally posted by: heidi

yaar actually it was funny to see khusi like that..
but they could have shown how sad she was becoz of him.
.i felt like she is ok with wat happened with her..love is really blind..this is the so called NAYI SOCH..
may be next year nayi soch ka award kushi ko milega..😆

Originally posted by: gmsk

oh god...m i d only only one who liked today's ME??????????????😭

Originally posted by: Arhi-4eva

I'm sorry but I don't think the writers were trying to show Khushi as downmarket, it seems to be your own thought.

Khushi obviously doesn't think the market is downmarket otherwise she wouldn't talk so openly about it and at no point in the show did anyone point out it is cheap or downmarket.

Seems like you believe the market is cheap and for lower class people, that's why to you Khushi is shown as downmarket.
Most of us don't think the market is cheap and downmarket, and therefore we don't think the cvs are showing her as downmarket.

As for the bag thing, most of us saw it in a positive way. It shows that she doesn't care about money and brands, she only cares about love and thoughtfulness. Even if she knew it was branded I doubt she would care and Khushi being Khushi would still put the vegetables in it!😆
Arnav and her had a casual conversation about the bag and the price, at no point did the writers try and point out that she is lower class, otherwise they would have made Arnav put her down as he used to. But in this case he just found her to be funny like the rest of us did. You're just thinking negatively.
I guess some of us just see something for what it is, but you seem to want to see something bad when it isn't even there.

The writers were trying to show her in a positive light.. i.e. a girl who isn't attached to material things, but you took it in the wrong way. I'm sorry but to me your thought is wrong.

It's not true that all people know about brands. I was born in the UK and live in the UK, but I have no interest in brands and bags, so even I wouldn't be able to tell the difference between a designer handbag and an ordinary one. Does that mean I'm besharam or downmarket? I would hope not.🤔

You are making people feel negatively.
From your post it is clear that you think using Sarojini market means you are poor and cheap.
That if you don't know what a branded handbag is, it means you are downmarket, a gawar, and whatever else.
Would you think someone is downmarket and a gawar in real life if they used that specific market, or they didn't know what a designer handbag is? If not, then why think that of Khushi?

The writers didn't say they want you to think low of Khushi. Why assume the writers were showing her as downmarket?
You thought it all on your own just because of the things she uses. What does that say about your thought?

As for Arnav and Khushi's characters, I'm not even going to bother arguing about that. You should just read their character description and you'll find your answer.
And Khushi being normal doesn't mean she is God, it simply shows that she loves Arnav so much that she can't stay angry at him for long. It's the way she is.

oh!! dude!! sarojini nagar market is not for cheap or [poor people!!

Originally posted by: Arhi-4eva

I'm sorry but I don't think the writers were trying to show Khushi as downmarket, it seems to be your own thought.

Khushi obviously doesn't think the market is downmarket otherwise she wouldn't talk so openly about it and at no point in the show did anyone point out it is cheap or downmarket.

Seems like you believe the market is cheap and for lower class people, that's why to you Khushi is shown as downmarket.
Most of us don't think the market is cheap and downmarket, and therefore wePerfectb don't think the cvs are showing her as downmarket.

As for the bag thing, most of us saw it in a positive way. It shows that she doesn't care about money and brands, she only cares about love and thoughtfulness. Even if she knew it was branded I doubt she would care and Khushi being Khushi would still put the vegetables in it!😆
Arnav and her had a casual conversation about the bag and the price, at no point did the writers try and point out that she is lower class, otherwise they would have made Arnav put her down as he used to. But in this case he just found her to be funny like the rest of us did. You're just thinking negatively.
I guess some of us just see something for what it is, but you seem to want to see something bad when it isn't even there.

The writers were trying to show her in a positive light.. i.e. a girl who isn't attached to material things, but you took it in the wrong way. I'm sorry but to me your thought is wrong.

It's not true that all people know about brands. I was born in the UK and live in the UK, but I have no interest in brands and bags, so even I wouldn't be able to tell the difference between a designer handbag and an ordinary one. Does that mean I'm besharam or downmarket? I would hope not.🤔

You are making people feel negatively.
From your post it is clear that you think using Sarojini market means you are poor and cheap.
That if you don't know what a branded handbag is, it means you are downmarket, a gawar, and whatever else.
Would you think someone is downmarket and a gawar in real life if they used that specific market, or they didn't know what a designer handbag is? If not, then why think that of Khushi?

The writers didn't say they want you to think low of Khushi. Why assume the writers were showing her as downmarket?
You thought it all on your own just because of the things she uses. What does that say about your thought?

As for Arnav and Khushi's characters, I'm not even going to bother arguing about that. You should just read their character description and you'll find your answer.
And Khushi being normal doesn't mean she is God, it simply shows that she loves Arnav so much that she can't stay angry at him for long. It's the way she is.

Perfect reply...designer stuff don't give class , it's our thoughts..and being poor in terms of money is better than poor in terms of character..