Because our holier -than -thou bhaiya is no ordinary person ,he is devta😆
Dev is already perfect ,so no advice for him
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After checking on last two episode updates the only thing i was bit appreciative was that the khatri issue is really a big one and that CVs may hit a masterstroke with this one...inspite of all other crap. But woh to ekdom hi childish nikla. I was actually wondering how they will reveal the whole truth in the 7 day stay at IN .
Looks like a robbery similar to Mrs Mondal. But here marriage breaks.are they relating it to karma. Ishu's kids didn't have a normal successful marriage?
Tia- have weaned myself off this serial "finally" but I do loiter around this forum and thread for some good time.Recently visited the analysis thread and posted this on Samanalyse's excellent take on some of the sesaon 1 happenings:Sam: " In S1 the juxtaposition of Sona and Neha always spoke volumes. So here we have a disempowered woman, on the one hand, questioning the structure and on the other we have a woman who has all the tools of empowerment but chooses to reproduce nothing more than a slightly tweaked model of patriarchy. At the moment when Dev's privilege was negated by his need for her, Sona had the opportunity to demand a genuinely equal space for herself in his life, but like you said, she *chose* to earn that space instead of demanding it. That is totally internalised misogyny, and that is where I see the fallibility in Sona's character. She wanted something called equality, but she had no clear idea what equality meant to her."JShukla: this is a lovely thought ..👍🏼👏However, Sona banked a lot on Dev's love for her and thought Dev would do what she wants for her without her explicitly asking for it. And this is where I agree our internalized misogyny comes to play. We have this sub-conscious belief that a woman demanding and using her privilege is perhaps not as desirable. And I do not blame Sona here. However I really appreciate how you bring forth these very path breaking views in such a simple form.Not sure if you recall, but I had a longish discussion with Payalj some days back on feminism when I narrated the story of my MIL. Now she is a feminist and a totally open minded woman even with a very basic minimum education and having lived a tough underprivileged life in village.She'd visit my husband every year once and this year is no exception except that this time I am part of their household(we got married less than 1 year ago).Mind you , though financially independent small scale entrepreneur, she is someone who stayed in strict purdah all this whileMy husband has been very surprised by how she is adapting all the nuances of a city bred woman.😆.. borrowing and flaunting my jeans, capris, visiting our society gym, calling a cab and going around the town by herself while we are away at office.I got to know how much she craved for such things but never had the courage to ask her own son for them. Even with me it took a lot of cajoling from my side to understand that she has some tiny little fantasies that she wants fulfilled ...My husband is a totally open minded person but even for him it was a jolt that his 'traditional' mother is not so traditional and may want to break free from some habits thrust upon her...nothing related to serial, but I guess Sonakshi's or even Ishwari;s thought process is that a demanding woman may not get the love and respect that a sacrificing one would garner.That said, I don't think Dev would have agreed to set up separate house with Sona even if she demanded it before marriage. I feel this demand from Sona would have ultimately killed off his love for Sona.😕Neha wanted privileges for having sacrificed her childhood. But she sacrificed childhood for Dixits and wanted privileges at Ranveer's place. And this is where Neha's ordinariness makes itself glaringly visible. She had a rich brother who was ready to get her taught the required money making and other skills. She never tried using the available tools to get the independence and luxuries she desired. And from what I understand she is still dependent on her rich merchant navy husband to 'provide' for her.
Then we have a Riya who never demanded a better position or may be was denied a higher position coz she was too hesitant as a woman?I am not an advocate of patriarchy model. But isn't it borne out of 'men as providers ' rule. Until we make it mandatory for all men/women to earn their own living I don't think we can tear down this model.