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kaswetta

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Posted: 16 years ago

#21

that scene was fine, maybe watching with elders can be awkward but in general there was nothing big in their moves compares to hollywood. i find the scene superb even if my dad was there, we watch indian dance, we are not embarrassed.

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tweety_me14

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Posted: 16 years ago

#22

I think its too early to make a comparison between a show on Indian TV and Hollywood, or TV and Bollywood for that matter... Television has just come up, so yes, they will take time to come upto BW standards...

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Minu

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Posted: 16 years ago

#23

hey bhagwan i CANNOT watch dat scene infront of mah family members as upa said i avoid watching kym wid mah family members even wen michi stand together i get scared pata nahin kab kiya kar baithe😆well da scene was shot beautifully i loved it

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GratefulDead

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Posted: 16 years ago

#24

As JC said ,even i found the half naked ladies in the Precap more bold that the shachi scene......and at 11pm,why should kids be awake????anyways i watch Kayamat alone...so i enjoy the beautiful shachi moments..

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Sonia

@ProdigalStudent

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Posted: 16 years ago

#25

GD - The 11 pm argument doesn't hold, because KYM is repeated in the afternoon too....
As I said, I don't think the scene is a big deal, I think the MICHI scene was aesthetically shot... But I can see why people find it bold according to Indian TV standards....

Edited by meteora_smt - 16 years ago

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GratefulDead

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Posted: 16 years ago

#26

Originally posted by: meteora_smt
GD - The 11 pm argument doesn't hold, because KYM is repeated in the afternoon too....
As I said, I don't think the scene is a big deal, I think the MICHI scene was aesthetically shot... But I can see why people find it bold according to Indian TV standards....

Sonia... yes..as i said before..the Michi scene was sooo unadulterated and beautiful,....but i really get offended...when i see few reality shows..its shocking...i really dont know whts the defination of bold i guess😕..

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Sonia

@ProdigalStudent

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Posted: 16 years ago

#27

Originally posted by: Grateful Dead

Sonia... yes..as i said before..the Michi scene was sooo unadulterated and beautiful,....but i really get offended...when i see few reality shows..its shocking...i really dont know whts the defination of bold i guess😕..

GD I guess what we differ on is the meaning of "bold"... I don't think anything being "bold" is a bad thing per se... It is a neutral word, Srk and YRJ made a bold move by making a film where there was no romance, and no indian lead actress neither any item songs, when they made "Chak De India" So you see what I mean???? Its not bad for something to be called "bold" 😃
Now if someone proclaimed that the MICHI scene was vulgar, then perhaps I would disagree because the word "vulgar" definately has a negative connotation!!! 😊

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GratefulDead

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Posted: 16 years ago

#28

Originally posted by: meteora_smt

GD I guess what we differ on is the meaning of "bold"... I don't think anything being "bold" is a bad thing per se... It is a neutral word, Srk and YRJ made a bold move by making a film where there was no romance, and no indian lead actress neither any item songs, when they made "Chak De India" So you see what I mean???? Its not bad for something to be called "bold" 😃
Now if someone proclaimed that the MICHI scene was vulgar, then perhaps I would disagree because the word "vulgar" definately has a negative connotation!!! 😊

Sonia you are right...its the way the word " bold " is interpreted..when I read the post by the topic starter..it reflected as if the scene was offending as it said.."Hope BT does not start that trend .. Oh god panchi whats up with you ?? why do u agree to do such intimate scenes .."...Though Those half naked ladies were just eyesores in the precap..

Edited by Grateful Dead - 16 years ago

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BlackWitch

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Posted: 16 years ago

#29

i really dont think its such a big deal that a so called "bold" scene was shown in indian telly. i think its high time the audiences stopped being so hypocritical and learned to accept an essential part of life i.e. passion. its really sad that while the whole world has woken up, there's still a huge part in india where passion is strictly restricted to closed doors and anything even remotely resembling it on television is considred to be morally wrong. i m half afraid that next the hypocritical moral police in india wud get after the kayamath team for depicting something thats a part of india for ages....i always find it funny that in a country like india which introduced "kamasutra", things are still backward and people refuse to shake off their conservative notions

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360155

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Posted: 16 years ago

#30

Originally posted by: gurl.enchanted
i really dont think its such a big deal that a so called "bold" scene was shown in indian telly. i think its high time the audiences stopped being so hypocritical and learned to accept an essential part of life i.e. passion. its really sad that while the whole world has woken up, there's still a huge part in india where passion is strictly restricted to closed doors and anything even remotely resembling it on television is considred to be morally wrong. i m half afraid that next the hypocritical moral police in india wud get after the kayamath team for depicting something thats a part of india for ages....i always find it funny that in a country like india which introduced "kamasutra", things are still backward and people refuse to shake off their conservative notions

i completely agree with u Prats 😊...sorry to say,but i really was offended by the topic poster's comments about Panchi (eventhough i'm more of a michi/shachi shabir fan)....ofcourse she knows wht she is doing & i'm quite confident she is capable of knowing wht is RIGHT for her 👍🏼...i hope Panchi never read this post coz if i was in her place literally i wud've been broken....NO offence meant...just my POV

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