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LIKEDMG

@LIKEDMG

Sparkler

Posted: 13 years ago

#51

I dont hv any idea showing "UNTOUCHABLE" servant thing...for TRP ?...it is a national award winning theme...now in IPK bcomes like other SP shows...GH is misplaced his script to SNS to IPK...I guess..one thing I can say this type of issues only degrade the image of India whn the show is hugely popular internationally..btw my qsn is the show is IPK or DKS?

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Rockerchic

@Rockerchic

Rocker

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Posted: 13 years ago

#52

Originally posted by: serialjunkie

perhaps, then its her son who needs a whopping on his behind than the servant.

Except her son is dead.

In any case it was very unsettling to see such uncouth attitude. I live in a dorm and if Mrs Stella ( our dorm head lady) wasn't there to put us girls in line, I think we would actually not know what to do with our lives.

Edited by Rockerchic - 13 years ago

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MaddyAddy

@MaddyAddy

Voyager

Posted: 13 years ago

#53

No ethically correct profession should be looked down upon; and before any one is caste into the bracket of this that and the other, they are human. All human beings have feelings and the right to live and be treated respectfully.

I am hoping that this track will go on to show that Dadi realizes her mistake in being bias, and thus highlighting the naye soch with the change in her concept.

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sumaya123

@sumaya123

Beginner

Posted: 13 years ago

#54

we have one back home, she was amazing. she's like a family member. when ever we go back home, we akways gift her something expensive. last time we gave her gold earing. she's become so important to us, she's literally like a sister to me

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MentalExotica

@MentalExotica

Rocker

+ 6

Posted: 13 years ago

#55

Appy i heart ur story man cos it's almost like mine.. 🤗

i had jaya didi and sandhya didi who raised me when i was a kid

we were like sisters and I ate only if she fed me cos mum was working, but i think for me my nanny was definition of superwoman the other being mum ofcourse...

i feel like a nut job

Edited by MentalExotica - 13 years ago

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anaha

@anaha

Beginner

Posted: 13 years ago

#56

Originally posted by: Rockerchic
I assumed Dadi's reaction towards servents was less to do with her thinking she high and mighty and more to do with fact that her son sinned with a servent. But hey I could be wrong. If that isn't the case, then our dear Mr Writer (who we all love) has a serious case of supiriority complex. Utter crap if you ask me.

I agree with your point and I hope they have a point behind dadi's behaviour. I always thought this soap is by the people who are stuck in the pre historic era. The present is nowhere near this. I personally would give anything for anyone who would do the dishes & laundry & clean my house.

P.S : I like Dadi - atleast she is clear that she is evil unlike someone who's trying to be the caring/loving kind while being clingy & selfish

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zainza

@zainza

Dazzler

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Posted: 13 years ago

#57

In our family domestic help is respected and those helping us are considered family. If it hadn't been for this help most of our aspirations would never have materialised. My mother used to work and never had time for domestic chores and we were mainly looked after by our grandmother and elder cousins(living in a joint family system), but my mother would have been unable to fulfill her dreams if domestic help had not supported her. And now I'm following the same pattern, when I go out to work my mother in law takes care of my kids but she is unable to do everything and here domestic help comes in. The people who take care of your loved ones and most importantly your beloved home, definitely deserve respect and love and their work is in now way inferior. Its a cycle where they serve us, we serve somewhere else and the ones we are working for are also serving someone and being of service adds some meaning to our otherwise disoriented lives.

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joenet1234

@joenet1234

Dazzler

+ 4

Posted: 13 years ago

#58

Updated on page 1: Those who are reacting: the question is NOT about IPK or Dadi or ASR or KKGSR! Please go back and re-read the question. Reading is fundamental, although seldom practiced but should be given its fair shot.

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Rockerchic

@Rockerchic

Rocker

+ 4

Posted: 13 years ago

#59

Originally posted by: joenet1234
<font size="4">Updated on page 1: Those who are reacting: the question is NOT about IPK or Dadi or
ASR or KKGSR! Please go back and re-read the question. Reading is
fundamental, although seldom practiced but should be given its fair
shot.</font>

I got that! 😊 But since it was a reaction to today's episode that became a best case example.

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@boyznaka

Rocker

+ 5

Posted: 13 years ago

#60

Originally posted by: sumaya123
chill guys

why is everyone hyping over how dadi reacted with kkhushi. this is just part of the story . they'll eventually reveal why she behaves like this. i just hope that those of you who dont like her character send star plus complaint mails, letter etc. thats just pathetic 🤢😡

just be patient , she's a good character 😉

Why, of course this is a thread to bash Daadi. Don't you just hate the "I HATE DADI SHE SHOULD DIE" post on page 1? Can't see it? Surely you were unable to read between the lines, or was that too much reading?

And somehow everything is a part of the story which, like Anjali's baby bump "will be revealed later".

Aah, be patient. Another euphemism for Dekhna Hai To Dekho to me.