Shame on Gulki Joshi and Nayarani Shastri - Page 7

Originally posted by: Istila

Mohini & Orianthi, this may also be perceived as a derogatory & judgemental comment on others who have different opinions to you.

I have already posted above, it is not abuse or bashing. Laila has posted her views about Varun as well. Viewers can make critical remarks on actors and often do. As you make your POV then also respect others point of view.

Although I did not start this thread, I believe, all members have every right to protest & complain about actors & the characters they represent. It is not only about the characters they are playing but the immoral nature of the whole show and the continual immoral actions that these characters represent.

Everyone has the right to freely express their views about this without any qualms. We all have rights to express our concerns & judgements on a show & on actors if they persistently, reflect on bad choices and ill conduct.

If I need to eat, I don't have to steal from others, or sell my body, or work to destroy peoples beliefs, ethical & moral values. I don't call being induced into watching a stream of illicit affairs and dishonouring of family ethics & conventional values, a good source of entertainment, either.

There is no objective left for this show. If they had a storyline to follow then it would have been apparent what role these characters play. However, after all these months, there is no protagonist left in this show and if there is one suited for this purpose, the actor is sidelined and also pushed into an antagonist role.

I and others can't understand how any actor or actress can work lengthily in degrading shows which promote immorality & depict these senseless, shameless, unpleasant, illogical scenarios that defy all logic, social & societal norms, without pricking their conscious.

That is our POV.

Originally posted by: varunbadola1974

WE ACTORS DON'T MAKE THE SHOW, WE JUST ACT IN IT. it is so very convenient for you all to say that the show should be shut. who ever ruined our story is a different issue, but someone who believed in his concept and put in crores to put together the show, according to you does not even have the right to earn his money back.

the actors let you down? did any of the actors send you an invitation to come watch the show? i don't think so. it was your choice and you can stop watching it by your choice.

in this world of competition it takes ages for good work to come your way and at times just basic work takes a life time to come to you. but for your whims and fancies we should leave the show and sit at home. and send our monthly bills to who? YOU?

See my post here:

https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/post/69716563

Whatever work we do, even if acting, there is a fine line we all don't cross. Self respect & principles should never be bargained at any cost. Money isn't everything or above ethics & morals or good virtues.

Actors let their viewers down by the false hopes or expectations they give them. I agree people have options whether to watch or not to watch, just like people having choices whether to drink alcohol or not. In our religious beliefs, both the person who drinks alcohol and the one who sells it are both at fault & in sin. As in crime, the one who perpetrates and the one who is a partner or an accomplice in the act are both responsible for the crime.

Similarly, I believe that if I know the negative impacts of TV but I act, showing physical or emotional harm to someone, I will be responsible for anyone copying this negative act. Although, that person who has committed a real crime is at fault, while I only 'acted' it out, I would still feel guilty and would not want the responsibility of the burden of guilt taken in to my grave, regardless whether if I have enough to live on for a few weeks.

Just as children copy adults, teenagers copy peers, some people also copy role models on TV.

As you yourself said to members they have been posting ideas for CVs on the forum. CVs were following their whims & fancies because the show was a mess. I do not call it good work but EMBARRASSING FOR INDIA to promote their women in this fashion. For God's sake if you can't resolve the issues back home, at least have some respect for your nation's women and don't flaunt abuse around on big screens for months, as if it is some virtue.

Yes we have stopped watching it by choice, months ago, but many are addicted to TV and they can't stop watching even if they wanted to. Others are induced & pulled into watching and can't differentiate between fiction & reality (as you can see from some of your fans' posts) and those who are in a helpless state of depression, grief, trauma and can't let go.These groups may be more vulnerable to the negative influence of TV.

Originally posted by: Laila2009

And I am sure these two are very nice women in real life but they play two of the worst females I have seen who are presented to us on a platter as being good women? If they played women who were wrong, I wouldn't have issue - I've played these too. But to play female characters who are doing wrong but are trying to present as being "good" that would bother my conscience and I'd be sick at my stomach at the value I was trying to send

*it's good to love an uncle and then love his nephew whom he raises as son?

*it's good to flaunt yourself in the face of your ex-lover?

*it's good to sell yourself to spit on the face of the mother who raised you? TVS didn't even TOUCH her!

*it's good to stab your best friend in the back, use her fiancee to bail you out of a mess that you did NOT need to create for yourself and then get your mother to pressure him into marrying you

And all this is supposed to be good? I'd be throwing up each night before I showed up on the set. I'd be selling my principles for a pay check on a daily basis.