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Posted: 12 years ago

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Originally posted by: babygirl198722
i dont know how merrydock can write that vickram is a weak man after all he did for that ungrateful sughni and that 🤬 bitch of a nephew adi. put your foot in vickram shoe ert some body do you that then talk or else just hush

I guess she didnt watch this show since day 1 thats why

or If she did watch it but she never liked vikram due to his age ext.

she also felt vikram did all this to win sugni's love (he is not adi who does those things to win G and S love n support n trust)

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Posted: 12 years ago

#52

Originally posted by: anonee
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Fab post👏👏👏👏

I truly wish the CVs are reading this forum and get the message. I am with you in that I too cannot bear to watch the show.

My POV: I really wish they redeem TVS character soon ---- because then his behavior can be labelled temporary insanity. The other characters can stay need little or no redemption for the story to move forward in terms of a social message and Bedni upliftment. Given that the Bednis have been historically exploited -- my original perception was that this would be a story on Bedni upliftment. Rome was not built in a day - so I can put up with all the hurdles and torments that the social redeemer/s and the Bednis have to undergo - but here I cannot fathom what the storyline is all about!😕

EDIT: Thank you for appreciating my earlier post!

Hey, you're welcome! Thanks also for you posts & messages :)

I think as you said in a recent post we're expecting too much from CVs. I also had the same expectation that it was to uplift the Bedni women from enslavement of prostitution. There is no storyline, the directors are just doing what they want at 'whim' shamelessly, without a shadow of remorse. I do feel sorry for the actors self-respect and what they have to put up with it...I certainly wouldn't, as if I had the grace of such talent, I'd probably make my own rival industry that would uplift people's lives & morals.

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Posted: 12 years ago

#53

Ronshan,

The actor, Anuj Sachdeva who played Aditya, left of his own accord, he is quite capable of looking after himself financially and making his own life & career choices.

Actors are people, and people can quit their jobs, if they choose to. They can get a new career, if they wish. It is entirely their choice, either to remain in an unhappy job that is detrimental to their spiritual, mental & physical well being, or to leave. They have a choice either to work in a degrading job that is so immoral that they have to compromise their faith & principles, or to take courage and strength & make that choice, to leave and start afresh.

We ALL need to work to support our families, however job satisfaction is also very important. I agree with you that everyone faces things they don't like at work and also in their lives. There is not one person I know who does not have face resistance at workplace or business. This is entirely different from hating your job or, doing work which against your spirit, your religious ethics, human values, standards or, moral principles.

Capable adults know what to do when things are not working out for them and how to look for work if and when they choose to leave. I don't think they will ever put themselves in jeopardy, or their family in hardship before looking for suitable work. While they still have a reputation and are famous, they are likely to find many places where they can find better, more satisfying work that will make them a lot more happier, & spiritually content.

To help them get there, that is the role for career coaches, their family, their friends, community, and their own inner resilience & find strength from their beliefs & chore values. I hope Varun Badola, like the character 'Sandeep' in Aek 'Chabhi Pados Mein', finds his true life purpose, where suitable opportunities in his career & life present themselves to him.

Ultimately, it is the level of faith (Iman) in God, which counts towards success.

Best Wishes

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Ron

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Posted: 12 years ago

#54

Istila I agree with U but we cant force him to quit this show
I didnt see him quitting any job he has done b4
once we wrote this to him ... here R replies from his side

Originally posted by: varunbadola1974
Ok guys, finally i give up. you all have posted some very logical questions and i have no answers. and trust me, i won't have them ever anymore. TVS has turned negative and that too hard core. to my amazement, i did get the favorite "villain" award in ZRA. physical violence? i can't promise you anything anymore. but whatever the case maybe, i hope you would understand that it is my work and i have to deliver unconditionally and that is exactly what i have now decided to do.
thanks and regards
VARUN BADOLA

Originally posted by: varunbadola1974
Laila my dear why are you so worked up? yes i did say that i picked up the show because i needed work. it was as much a reality as it was my dry humour. but don't we all work for the pay cheques? the fact is that i don't say the obvious but try and keep things light, hence the pay cheque comment. but don't you think the fact that i have come back after two years, is quite a proof that i choose my characters the hard way? i know you feel dis heartened because Vikram singh has not turned up the way so many expected, specially after the start it got. but then so be it. atleast we know that Vikram can not be completely marginalised in this show. the no. speak for themselves. why don't you enjoy the changeovers and performances. come on, keep a smile on your face and send me a well done message once in a while when you feel that my performance is worth commenting on.

Girls Lets not ask him to quit it
he is doing great job in it and I like his acting in this show.

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Posted: 12 years ago

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Roshaan, if you agree then why do you keep misreading my posts?

The initial message you replied to was my response to Hilary's post, not to you, dear. You have to understand the message in its context & the difference between a POV and forcing someone.

Originally posted by: ronshaan
Istila I agree with U but we cant force him to quit this show

Whether if Varun Badola decides to stay or leave is not up to any of us decide, it is his choice. Therefore, please stop accusing. No one is forcing him to do any job he does not like doing, or forcing on any personal decisions. As I said in my last post he is capable adult and can make his own decisions.

I didnt see him quitting any job he has done b4...

Unless someone is a person's close relative or associate, they would not know what life decisions h/she makes.

he is doing great job in it and I like his acting in this show.

I agree with all the other members that any good actor should not work for the cause of immorality. No matter how good the acting skills it is still wrong and as all the others have has said, we do not like this kind of show. Therefore as you already know, some of us have stopped watching it.

Girls Lets not ask him to quit it

I am not a 'girl', you keep referring me as. I am an adult lady, with plenty of experience in life of my own. I haven't 'asked him' anything personally I am posting on Indian forums. If I want to ask Varun Badola then nothing prevents me from privately messaging him.

You and I are both entitled to our POV here, therefore, please refrain from demanding that we follow only your opinions on the issue of actors working in an immoral show.

Best Wishes

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Ron

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Posted: 12 years ago

#56

Okay Istila.
I wont add any comment about this

thanks

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Posted: 12 years ago

#57

Roshaan you're perfectly entitled to your POV.

I DID NOT SAY YOU SHOULD NOT RESPOND OR COMMENT.

It's just the way you post by naming me and then keep attacking and falsely accusing. If we make any suggestions, you demand that we only follow your opinions. We are all different dear, with different opinions.

You can post to the thread and to others your views but then don't expect people who do not agree with you, when you are addressing them, to always be silent, or to become complacent to your views.

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Hillylove

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Posted: 12 years ago

#58

Dear Viewers😃

Please let us agree to disagree. The debate on whether Varun Badola should continue in this negative role, will be never ending, as long as we all have different views about life and implications of morality v immorality shown on our tv screens.

I personally, would prefer if Mr. Badola would not compromise his value system for the sake of a pay cheque. However, that is my opinion, and I have no knowledge of his value system either. At the same time, I am not saying he does not have a value system.

I have come to the realisation that evil will always be shown in all walks of life including television. Gone are the days, when some cultures refrain from showing these things on television, and Indian Television is no exception to this. The message I am getting, is that this a part of our reality. ( Even though I beg to differ in cases such as Adi and Sugni, as this is the sort of entertainment I wish not to see or even want to believe exists).

Varun Badola, I believe from his messages is trying to relay this very theory to us, as he has accepted whether willing or unwilling, the norm and wishes not to fight against it as he may very well become unemployed in the Industry.

It is also our admiration of him as an actor, that we wish not to see him as evil, and that is a plausible desire. However, as he is allowed the right to freedom of choice, it is not my or anyone else's place to expect him to follow our opinions on the choices he should make (not meant to offend anyone).

At the same time we do have the right to voice our opinion as we are affected by the mere watching of the show which eventually pays him, and I am sure he can appreciate that.

In other words it would not be right to tell him what to do, but we can tell him how we feel about what he is doing, and I think that is fair enough for both sides.

We can only hope that he is well aware of the implications of his role as not only an actor, but someone who is seen by many viewers.

I personally, wish him well and respect his freedom of choice without malice.

Edited by hillydee - 12 years ago