Things I find odd with Nisha and the show! - Page 4

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Sabhayata thumbnail
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Posted: 10 years ago
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Would just like to add something

From what i understood is that Nisha went through a traumatic incident when she was a child and becuase of that she thought that becuase she was a girl she was weak enough not to protect heself hence she transformed herself into a tomboy and disdians all girly stuff since she thinks doing all girly stuff will make her more like a girl who in her opinion was weak version of herself and not strong enough to protect herself

for me this thought process is what i have a problem with.I dont have any issues with NIsha .She went through a traumatic incident and this is her defence mechanism but i dont like the messgae the serial is giving out ateast currently through Nisha and her reason for being a tomboy

i really hope that Nisha's charcter has some growth and she realizes hat she doesn't need this defense mechanism.Being a tomboy is not nisha's nature but a defnese mechanism i hope slowly she realizes that she doenst need it even if she completely acts as a girl and does girly stuff she can still be viewed as strong and some one not to be messed with.That she doesn't need to be a tomboy to appear strong

One can be a tomboy or girly either ways you can be a strong person.That the message i hope nisha as a character learns and the serial gives out

Another thing i dont like is showing Nisha 's tomboyish nature as something abnormal or weird.Being a tomboy is completely normal.In this case there is a reason why Nisha is a tomboy but in many cases there is no reason its just who they are which is completely normal.I just hope that parents who have girls with tomboyish nature dont start going to the councilor to seee if there is something wrong with their child.Because being tomboy is very normal i wish the serial would have shown that rather than giving a a reason behind a her tomboyish nature
Edited by Sabhayata - 10 years ago
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Posted: 10 years ago
#32
Thanks TM for putting this up here...
And thanks to all the replies over here!
Had this not been the case, I would have never understood how much we can give importance to an incident or how much can it affect our psyche. OK, what happened to Nisha can be a something way too big. Let me tell you an insignificant tale of mine.
I happened to be staying at an apartment last year as a Paying Guest and the owner stayed abroad. My flatmate was his sister who, though equal in age and status always had an upper hand cz the flat belonged to her (read her brother). Her intrusions, bringing her boyfriend home often, keeping the place unkempt were pardonable while my little misses attracted a whole lot of drama.
Nevermind, a time came and I had to move out. Coincidentally my parents had paid me a visit a week back. I had wrapped up and the next thing I know is she intimidating (read ordering) me 3 hours before the expected time to leave as she is "expecting some guest". And then began a rummage of the whole house to see if I had left everything in place. And guess what she found missing was a damn bucket? Yes a simple bucket...
This gave her all the excuse to rip me off a good amount of my deposit, then cursing my parents that they may have taken more stuff away that she couldn't notice and throwing my bag out. And I could do nothing as it wasn't my house!

My question to the strong-minded TM is, was that one hour traumatic enough to give me sleepless nights? Or feel ashamed of my guts for not being able to get back because I got scared of the building security? Or think that I don't deserve any self-respect because I don't own a house?
Insignificant as may sound, it changed my psyche. I have started looking down upon my helplessness about being not so rich. OK, I almost hate myself for it! Many have tried to convince me to let go, but I can't. And I am blamed for over-hyping the case.
There are countless kids, who have undergone so much stress that they get used to it. Abuses, curses, punches become order of the day. For them it can be no big deal. But it can be for Nisha!! She finds it difficult to forget and blames her weakness for not being able to fight back the boys, or school authorities.
And yes, I beg to differ, she's not tomboyish. She just hates to dress up and is rebellious in her behavior, which makes her not-so-girly. They may be indirectly related to the incident or maybe she's like that since birth. I don't think this is valid enough to judge her...
Edited by NiharikaMishra - 10 years ago
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Posted: 10 years ago
#33
I cannot agree completely with you.
Its your view and i respect it.
I think that you thinking of this situation in a very practical manner.

Actuallysometimes it happens that we are unable to forget those incidents which develops a fear or phobia in our mind which an couse behavious and attitude.
This is a fact bieng a psychology student i can say that what nisha is going through isnt illogical.
Maybe her mind has registered that incident as a negetive and hurting stimulus,
sometimes time is also not able to heal some wounds.
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Posted: 10 years ago
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every person has their own defence mechanism and way of reacting to a situation
not everybody is alike
harrasment/molestation can change u very much...and yes that happens in real life very much
i m not saying saying that everybody change but it happens
case of nisha is just showing one perspective of her transforming herslf as that was all a 13 yr old mind cud come up with when all around her starts telling her not to tell it to someone else..
besides her wearing jeans and all,not doing make up and not wearing all that grly dresses doesnt make it a gender identity issue...some gals wears it coz they like it(like me...simply),some wears coz its just cool...beside normally mostly woman wears jeans,shirts,top now a days..doesnt make u boyish types...or having issues

Edited by Kit_Kat - 10 years ago

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