Originally posted by: .amigos.
Bold - What an interesting opinion to have come out in this debate. And a popular one. Firstly, your hypothesis about how many men/women/people slap and walk away as if it's something to be proud of is wrong. In a lot of cases of domestic violence the partner is actually a pretty normal guy. People aren't evil. And the reason the partner commits the violence, is ALWAYS, the fact that he loses control. (I'm focusing on the men right now). Most people don't deliberately hit their partners. They do it because they lose control. And then most of them go ahead and apologize. However, a thing to ponder here is this: if it were another person. Someone more powerful, would Anurag have lost control like that? Hitting someone weaker than you is easy. Would he have lost it the same way if it were for someone else?
And it's a pattern emerging with him here. He slapped a drunk, inebriated Komolika who was at her most defenseless and weakest when he hit her. That time, too, he lost control. This time as well he's lost control.
It is funny how one emotionally charged slap of Anurag Basu has made him a physical abuser or a person imparting domestic violence 😂
I have nothing more to say.
About slapping a more powerful person, anurag has slapped hosho awaaz wali komolika, Naveen babu, Ronit and I hope time comes when he slaps bajaj for the cheap tricks he played.
I m against slapping in real life but I m sensible enough to understand that slapfest is a very common thing ITV n it is added only to create more drama, so I don't wish to apply my brains where I know it's no use.