Originally posted by: EtherealRati
i agree to what you are saying.....but bache toh unke bhi hote hain na. Aisa bahut cases mein nahi hota ki option hi nahi hota.....jobs hote hain aise bhi jinmein jaan ka risk na ho. Par ismein paisa jyaada milta hain. Kuch logo ko industry pasand bhi hoti hain, hero banne aaye hote and stuntmen tak reh jaata hain. Its not about poverty even.....not all stuntment are from poverty stricken families.....and chalo leave stuntmen.....an army man also is ready to risk his life. This whole logic of putting their child through trauma of seeing them hurt apply there as well. In both stuntmen and army....children do see their parents dying. So stuntmens and army men arent fit to be a father ???......What i have said is that a person doesnt become unfit to be a father because his child has to go through trauma of seeing them hurt, especially when they are trying to do something which according to them benifits their child as well. I dont support bajaj idea, i hate it ... but i dont feel it makes him unfit as a father for his daughter. The whole idea that a father who somehow puts his child through trauma of watching him hurt is not fit to be a father is wrong according to my understanding of things.
You really have to understand what FleetingWishes is intending to say and let me tell you, you should not even think of comparing who you are comparing. Let me quickly try and let you know why. I hope you would understand because these are the important aspects and categories that you are comparing.
Majority of stunt performers choose the job to feed their families twice a day and the number of people who join the same out of thrill and passion is quite less as compared to those who do it because of the poverty issue.
Not all stuntsmen are from poverty stricken family, you are right but majority of them are. Stunt performers is also a different thing but army people? This is just not right. How can they even be compared with Bajaj? Army men risk and lose their lives for their Nation. Bajaj has risked his life for a woman he thinks he loves and that too, as a manipulative plan into getting her into him by falsifying the situation against Anurag. This is a selfish desire. Army men sacrifice their lives selflessly to protect the people in their country.
It is a very unfortunate thing for the kids of stuntmen and army men to see their parents die but the death isn't invited by Stuntmen and Army men. Here, Bajaj has invited it for himself.
You can write all that you want to say why B is fit despite it all, I don't have any issues with the same but be thoughtful about the analogies you are using for the same.