Why r all The Sillies leaving Jobs - Page 3

Originally posted by: gaurimisha

I remember Archu in one scene saying to vaishu that she doesnt believe that money matters.

One thing where I disagree.Whether money matters to me at a personal level or not,it is necessary to live in this society with dignity.

Surprisingly ,I find vaishu ,the most foolish of the lot....who had every opportunity but sat at home n ate

Originally posted by: koolsadhu1000

U know what we called freeloaders like K sisters back home ?PHOOKATCHAMPUS

Originally posted by: sereaishitedare

I don't remember that scene, but I agree with you a million times over. Money does not bring you happiness but the ability to earn your own living brings you respect. People who are poor and live paycheck to paycheck are generally happier with their lives that people who sit around and depend on others for their financial security. As a woman if you hold a steady job, you have something to fall back on, you've got security there, that come what may, a divorce, a death in the family, whatever, life will go on and you can live happily, and independently. I've been a sickie for so long, I truly know the importance of independence and the value and sense of security it brings to one's life.

Vaishali, well the less said the better. She is selfish and immature, not fit to be married yet in any way, and her stupid love story was complete rubbish. If she did not know up until this point in time that her husband valued his business more than her, why did she get married to him in the first place? I strongly believe that marriage should come AFTER you've gotten to know your would-be partner inside-out whether it be an arranged marriage situation or her pathetic love marriage situation.


you sometimes do not know how a man will be behave as a husband. My friend got married to her cousin ( in some parts this system exists) , she new him well and married him against her parents wishes. she was surprised at the man's behavior post marriage.