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Posted: 8 years ago
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Hi everyone! Today i want to talk about something which this series had made me think about.

" Society", this is one of the most abused word in day to day conversation. But i have a question, what is this society? Who all are a part of this society? Actually each one of us make this socity, we are society. So, nething right or wrong happening in this society, we are a part of it, we are responsible for it.

Since our childhood we read, see and hear about woman discrimination in our indian society, for ages woman has been considered as a lesser race. We all talk, retaliate this logic, claiming women are equal to men but have we ever thought who is responsible for this? Men in our society or we women ourselves?

How many of us have seen our fathers shouting on our mothers on pety issues or sometimes on bigger issues? I think many of us. But our grandmothers and our mothers always justified it saying " he is stressed because of office issues and he needs a vent". We see around us husbands shouting on hisbands, brothers shouting on sisters, bfs shouting on gfs, sometimes sons shouting on mothers.
And always it is woman themselves justify this in name of love, stress, right and nature.

But when opposite happens, woman shouts on a man, it is considered bad, uncivilized and sign of poor upbringing.

Sometimes, this occasional shouting converts into violence. Then its v women who make those men as villians.
But we forget that we as women get what we had asked for, in name of love and security we were the ones who had asked for these insults and then we blame the society, " ye society hi aise hai".

Now coming to kuch rang pyar ke aise bhi. This forum is a society, with most of its members being women.

In season 1 we saw a ML, who was arrogant, eccentric, rude and stubborn. But never really disrespected elders and women. But by the end of season1 he was someone who in anger slapped his FIL (though accidently), abusing his wife and about to slap his wife. Some retaliated those actions but many accepted as they felt he was drunk, hurt and shattered.

Season2 we saw the same ML entering a hotel, manager asking him" Welcome back Dixitji ". What does this mean? He is a regular visitor of this hotel and stays in same suite. Then inside the room he was very ok with her till she din ask for a serious relationship. Let me quote Dev" Shruti tumhare baal, tumhari aakhen, tumhare honth kitne sunder hain, yes humara rishta special hai aur ye aise hi rehya agar tumne love word ka use nahi kiya hota. Tum bhi un sab ladkiyonnki tarah nikali jinko maine tumse pehle date kiya, jaise main unsabko bhool gaya main tumko bhi bhool jaaoonga". A man who spends night with women in drunk state every now and then, v want to believe he din have physical relations with them? Noone is this big saint. Alcohol itself is aphrodisiac. When the same man questions his wife's character, we justify him saying he was hurt but he would nver slept with any woman.

In Season2 we again and again ML bullying, his ex-wife, sometimes breaking his office, someday locking her in office in the night, someday tying her to a door. We all accepted it name of love, jealousy, hurt, fun, stupidity or insecurity.

Gradually the insults have increased over past 3 months, insults increased, accusitions increased and reached to what happened yest. A man who himself has been loitering around with multiple woman, calls his wife characterless, calls her a fraud who by her beauty and innocence trap men. But what we see is, his right to be hurt and jealous.

Probably now next what we will see is tsame man hitting is woman, then it will labelled as domestic violence and he will be labelled as a villian.

But did we ever think y are we getting so much of hatred and man handling, bcoz we are asking for it, bcoz we are accepting it in name of intense love, jealousy (form of love), insecurity, fun and style.

I know this is a fiction series and we get to see everything, its not a documentary. But never forget we will get to see what we accept and what we want.

If we as responsible members want to see a change, then we have to be that change and reject what we don't want to happen to is. How many of us will want all this happen to us in name of love?

Dev has a golden heart, he loves Sonakshi a lot, he is hurt, he is very insecure. Everything is true. He is one character who just needs someone to show him his blind spots and mirror to reality but just being pure hearted, giving, loving doesnt give him right to insult neone including a woman whom he loves so much.

I really din want to sound feminist but i felt as someone who is probably elder to quite a few of view, being a qualified professional who has been dealing with human emotions and relationships since last 10 years, has seen ugly faces of this society, felt like sharing it with you all.

I really don't mean any offence to anyone. Sorry in advance if i hurt neone

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Posted: 8 years ago
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Whatever u said is right. Even though I get Dev's state of mind, his actions can't be justified. Cvs better provide some answers on his flings
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Posted: 8 years ago
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Fantastic post...kya kare...aurate hi aurato ki jab tak dushman hogi tab tak nothing will change i guess...i feel so bad seeing those insults onscreen...and still so many defending in the name of flawed character...emotional person and blah..blah...i just feel if they get this type of husband n family what will they do???...will they marry their daughters with guy like this n family like this????...if bychance their daughters get married to these type of guys how will they react????
Being a mother i m sooo disturbed since yesterday ...i can't even explain...i need detox from this type of show i guess...sorry for this rant...
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Posted: 8 years ago
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Isn't this is state of domestic abuse.where husband beat his wife ,take out his frustratation on her physically and emotionally .in name of relationship or so called "haq" .giving "haq" doesn't mean calling lady s**t, shaming her for her beauty .and abusing her senselessly.🤢
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Posted: 8 years ago
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Beautiful post.
Twitter i read someone posted whatever dev said to sona was not out of anger or fraustration. It was out of fear becoz sona is like last one drop of water on desert tht he want to save for himself.
Bt for me dev is d one who kept last drop of water under scorching heat. And looking at it wid d hope tht it ll not evaporate instead of saving it.
If vikky ll do d same activities tht dev is doing now everyone ll start bashing him,he didn't love elina,he married her jus to take revenge etc.bt ,becoz dis activities r done by ML its justified in d name of love.

Seriously m really disappointed wid cvs d way they r portraying dev.KRPKAB is turning into typical indian series.
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Posted: 8 years ago
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Well its not just serial. This is a sad trend of Indian TV where CVS of various different serials show male lead as a rude, unapologetic chauvinist and the female lead again and again bowing in front of the male lead. This is not about feminism in fact if it was the other way round then it would have been equally uncomfortable. The saddest thing is this trend is welcomed by the viewers among which majority is women. When today's women may watch this with interest but will not at all like it if it happens in real life. I am not saying that all Hindi serials show such male leads but the trend is that way.
What about the polite, courageous and chivalrous men??????
That's why I love other countries shows,they too sometimes have such character when it's required not in every alternate serial
About krpkab dev's character was not so much in this trend in season 1 as it is now. But the worse thing is that there is no redemption. Lets see if it happens again or if dev really is apologetic this time. Dev's extreme hurt and pain cannot lead to forgiveness for his words
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Posted: 8 years ago
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Originally posted by: Shlroy

Well its not just serial. This is a sad trend of Indian TV where CVS of various different serials show male lead as a rude, unapologetic chauvinist and the female lead again and again bowing in front of the male lead. This is not about feminism in fact if it was the other way round then it would have been equally uncomfortable. The saddest thing is this trend is welcomed by the viewers among which majority is women. When today's women may watch this with interest but will not at all like it if it happens in real life. I am not saying that all Hindi serials show such male leads but the trend is that way.

What about the polite, courageous and chivalrous men??????
That's why I love other countries shows,they too sometimes have such character when it's required not in every alternate serial
About krpkab dev's character was not so much in this trend in season 1 as it is now. But the worse thing is that there is no redemption. Lets see if it happens again or if dev really is apologetic this time. Dev's extreme hurt and pain cannot lead to forgiveness for his words

LOL yese men indian tv par non existent Hain. But real life main we have lots of this .but indian Tv stalkar, abuser,psycho lover se bhara pada hain. Ke audience ko wahi normal lagta Hain "flaws" ke naam par.😆
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Posted: 8 years ago
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You have hit the nail on the head. We are the problem and we can be the solution IF we want to be. Otherwise the society is always ready to justify a man's action while they point finger at the same action of the woman.
Had there been Sona where Dev was. Had she was seen saying the same dialogue to a man in front of Dev and then created a huge ranting session for a good, supporting friend of his who has done nothing but nice to her, we'd have a. Never wished them together and b. Would want Dev to find a woman with better character because Sonakshi is now "soiled goods".

Flip the gender and the whole attitude changes.


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Posted: 8 years ago
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Cvs started ruining sona character just to justify dev action.
Ppl still want to see romance still 😆
This is the society we live in
Women are always treated secondary but men are raja beta
Centuries have changed but not pls mentality
Edited by rockstar.sj - 8 years ago
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Posted: 8 years ago
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Originally posted by: Tia.0

<font size="3" color="#666666">You have hit the nail on the head. We are the problem and we can be the solution IF we want to be. Otherwise the society is always ready to justify a man's action while they point finger at the same action of the woman.</font>

<font size="3" color="#666666">Had there been Sona where Dev was. Had she was seen saying the same dialogue to a man in front of Dev and then created a huge ranting session for a good, supporting friend of his who has done nothing but nice to her, we'd have a. Never wished them together and b. Would want Dev to find a woman with better character because Sonakshi is now "soiled goods".</font>

<font size="3" color="#666666">Flip the gender and the whole attitude changes.</font>



People like Dev will exist until women like Sona understand that a insult is a insult irrespective it is from your love, friends, neighbours or enemy

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