Originally posted by: tia.o
And you show a heroine who lies to her mother-in-law to go on a date with her own husband as if she is doing something wrong instead of taking her right as a wife.
A strong woman doesn't lie to get her rights, she just takes it. To spend time with her husband, no woman needs someone else's permission. Yes, she may inform due to courtesy, but that's it. Obviously concept of equality is beyond you.
You know, a lot of MILs are nosy like Eeshwari(though this woman takes it to the next level). I wanted to buy some nice Indian traditional menswear for my husband for his brother's wedding so I informed my MIL about that. So she opens her pitara of my FILs old clothes, and tells my husband that there is no need to buy new clothes as there is so many clothes his 70 yr old dad is not wearing anymore. She just loves to pit herself against me at every opportunity.😆 I told her that we are going shopping and I was just informing her.
What delusional world do you think we live in?
You think a husband and wife is justified by lying to each other or others in the name of saving them from hurt? Do you think they won't be hurt when the truth comes out? And what character stamp would you put on the main leads of your show? In plain speak, a couple of liers.
Intention doesn't always justify the means. If it did, then everyone who wants to earn a degree by cheating so that they can support their family will get credit for good intention. But instead they are suspended.
CVs when I was demanding Dev to protect Sona, I meant protection against insults and humiliation. No adult needs protection from truth, no matter how bitter or painful it is.
And when I was asking you to portray a strong woman, I meant to show a woman who demands her right, not lies to get it as if going out with her husband is a crime.
By the way, this was also the woman who never hesitated from telling the truth and stood up to Ishwari to show her the mirror after break up. Now you made her into Ishwari Part 2