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Murali28

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Posted: 12 years ago

#11

vikram and sugni i lov the pair...stp watching whn makers saperatd them

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Putija

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Posted: 12 years ago

#12

Originally posted by: JulieD
Vikram has been helping this girl before he fell in love with her. The CVs don't know what else to do to justify Adi-Sugni so they are doing this crap to Vikram's character. I don't want them to show that he tries to rape her because that would be madness and completely illogical.
If CVs want Adi and Sugni together then fine. But please let Vikram move on with his life. Sugni does not deserve him. Please CVs, get a new woman in this show, maybe Suhasi from YMGGK, and let Vikram move on.

😆😆 nice idea

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seemasr

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Posted: 12 years ago

#13

Actually i dint understand this age factor..Many people is going ga-ga over Vikram's age.

When sachin tendulkar married Anjali everyone was like what if he is younger?

In our male dominated society elder boys and younger girl are the norm.We can take practical example.Our mother's must have at least 5/7 yr less than dadyy's.

I dont want to say what was the age gap between my grandpa and granny(you guys will laugh).

Recently i got married and found out my Mil is 7yr younger than Fil.

If someone is forcing a girl to marry a budha then that is wrong,but in love who sees age,look etc????

now society is changing..so age is not a matter at all.

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Istila

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Posted: 12 years ago

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Originally posted by: ulakmini
it happening in real life too...but why these kind of relationships hapening..? I do not want to explain more...because you interfere your parents here... I do not want to hurt you...

You are confused ulakmini and before you start entertaining negative thoughts let me tell you that I never mentioned anything about personal "relationships" as we don't have relationships outside marriage in Islam. My parents got married respectfully through a marriage that was arranged by their elders (NB: it was not a forced marriage, but arranged). They both knew who they were getting married to, as they saw each other before and knew about each other and they BOTH AGREED to marry one another without any pressure laid on their decision.

As Muslims, and in Islam there is no marriage valid without consulation and consent from the two responsible adults.This is Islamic law My mother consented with her own free will to marry my father without any force or pressure to marry my Dad when she was proposed by him and she ACCEPTED him and is still here living with him after so many years. My father who only had my mother as his wife since then till now has been a responsible, faithful & a devout husband who takes care of her every need and my Mum in return would never leave him for anything in the world. 😊

If you are literate therefore, you ought to know that age has nothing to with love & marraige there are thousands of people of different ages getting married. Any adult at any age can get married, there is no restriction or law to confine specific age groups on marriagable partners once they have reached adulthood. Age is not a restriction for a happy & succesful marriage - It's common sense.

Edited by Istila - 12 years ago

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Istila

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Posted: 12 years ago

#15

Originally posted by: JulieD
Vikram has been helping this girl before he fell in love with her. The CVs don't know what else to do to justify Adi-Sugni so they are doing this crap to Vikram's character...

WELL SAID!

Vinni, Julie & Ronshaan, Seemsar and others - you have all made some really good & valid points and I agree with you all.

It's a great pity no one else is listening who should be listening, it seems that either, the CV's have poor planning issues with PSH and this is why it's spiralling downward, as well as the fact some may not agree with Varun or TVS marrying Sughni and him as the main protagonist lead, (even though Varun's character & role suit him best for this), or that the they themselves are sabotaging their best efforts & their acting profession with cheap & ludicrous narratives,

We all know how abusive Reva & (her brother) are and how they are using TVS only for their ends, We know and watched how Reva TVS twice on the head (which man could love a violent controlling woman?) and how both TVS & Sughni agreed to marry, and then Reva pops out from no where suddenly alive, (as they do in most Indian films).

Now they seem to be showing Reva as the poor innocent pinning wife & TVS as the conniving Dr Jackyl & Mr Hyde stalker.

I am afraid that in most dramas these days true love & marriage has become a pastime. No one in the film industry really wants to support the truth or 'sacha pyar' (true love) and instead are glorifying dishonesty, felony, pain, violence, passion & infatuation, etc.

And btw, what happened to the little girl with Reva in the other house while she was locked away & painting? Was that TVS's daughter? She also seems to have disappeared pretty quick, bless her, It's best if she is out of this as it is depicting immoral stories and the initial storyline is too unsuitable for children anyway.

However, whatever the reason for these bizarre narratives & extreme changes that are all odds against PSH's success, I think it's now gone too confusing and no point wasting time over PSH. There is no worthwhile storyline and no main lead, it's in fact a complete mess. This always seems to happen in long soaps portraying too much negativity, aggression & promiscuity. This is why I do not often watch soaps as I find them time consuming & boring. They should seriously ask why TRPs are down, I would give the opinion because the story is collapsing due to too many destructive changes and they need to shorten this soap into a dram adding short meaningful episodes, not keep changing the whole show into a never ending mess which people may detest... It's not an innocent play in an infant school that people are watching where young baby can make mistakes and it's all is forgiven. It really does affect people's real lives & daily business.

Finally, IMHO, Varun is the only one who can play the portagonsit and in fact the way Adi, Sughni etc have behaved it's quite clear to us who are the cheaters & enemies. Varun is not that old that he can't play the hero, he looks like a mature sensible actor. Age has nothing to do with love or marriage There is also no guarantee in real life that marriages with younger men work these days after all, many people are divorced.

If it wasn't for Varun Badola's capable abilities as a protagonist who has set a responsible figure & a positive character, I wouldn't even dream of thinking twice of watching this show.

Well dears, thank you for the links and posts. Yesterday I made use of my time and took my kids out for learning to play tennis. Now I'm off to do other things such as read books with my kids, teaching, painting drawing, cooking, housework, & other chores... therefore, no time to waste on PSH

Take Care & Best Wishes & Peace.

Istila

Edited by Istila - 12 years ago

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Uneka Lakmini

@Unekalakmini

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Posted: 12 years ago

#16

Originally posted by: Istila

You are confused ulakmini and before you start entertaining negative thoughts let me tell you that I never mentioned anything about personal "relationships" as we don't have relationships outside marriage in Islam. My parents got married respectfully through a marriage that was arranged by their elders (NB: it was not a forced marriage, but arranged). They both knew who they were getting married to, as they saw each other before and knew about each other and they BOTH AGREED to marry one another without any pressure laid on their decision.

As Muslims, and in Islam there is no marriage valid without consulation and consent from the two responsible adults.This is Islamic law My mother consented with her own free will to marry my father without any force or pressure to marry my Dad when she was proposed by him and she ACCEPTED him and is still here living with him after so many years. My father who only had my mother as his wife since then till now has been a responsible, faithful & a devout husband who takes care of her every need and my Mum in return would never leave him for anything in the world. 😊

If you are literate therefore, you ought to know that age has nothing to with love & marraige there are thousands of people of different ages getting married. Any adult at any age can get married, there is no restriction or law to confine specific age groups on marriagable partners once they have reached adulthood. Age is not a restriction for a happy & succesful marriage - It's common sense.

You missunderstood me...I never doubted about your parents or their marrige...I respect you, your parents and Muslims too....I did not talk here about Muslims or there Marriges...but i used the word "relationship" for marriges...Marrige also a relationship between two people...you have taken your parents as an example in your post...I meant in my post that , If i give my reasons about the social and psychiological facts to marriges happening between older men and too young wemen you might get hurt...but all the time my knowledge and experience is not right...i just want to shere with you all

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Istila

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Posted: 12 years ago

#17

Thank you for clarifying, I understand it's nothing personal and everyone is entitled to their choices & opinions and please do not think I am hurt by your opinions :)

In my case, I married a man younger than me by one month which sadly ended up in divorce after ten years of marriage, I am however happy he re-married and don't think it is selfish to start again, so I believe age is not a factor to a successful marriage, not only because of my own personal experiences but also because I have met many people and noticed that successful marriages do not have age as a restricting factor. Similarly you too have your own set of beliefs, experiences & knowledge in life which you are sharing with us now

I only mentioned as a Muslim we do not have extramarital relationships, in case you were unaware. Each person has the right to his or her beliefs & choices.

Please feel free to voice your views and I apologise for writing in rush, but now have to cook dinner for the kids. 😊

Best wishes

Edited by Istila - 12 years ago