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Suresh

@suresh555

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Posted: 12 years ago

#21

I guess TVS going for bigamy when he was chasing to marry Sugni and hiding Riva, when he tried to harm his mother-in-law to be (Gulabia) because she was trying to protect her daughter is moral conduct (well I guess these are minor mistakes that are excusible)

Well guys

Happy TVS bhakti to you

We don't have to agree, so continue to bash Adi and i will do the same to TVS

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Ron

@ronshaan

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Posted: 12 years ago

#22

Originally posted by: suresh555

I guess TVS going for bigamy when he was chasing to marry Sugni and hiding Riva, when he tried to harm his mother-in-law to be (Gulabia) because she was trying to protect her daughter is moral conduct (well I guess these are minor mistakes that are excusible)

Well guys

Happy TVS bhakti to you

We don't have to agree, so continue to bash Adi and i will do the same to TVS

have u seen the scene when gulabiya attacked vikram ???
when some one attacks us we fight back ... vikram never wanted to hurt gulabiya but he did that too was an accident ... and mind u he was the one to come and say sorry to gulabiya and also pay her hospital bills. so sugni and her mother moved on from that incident !!!

Vikram got his punishment... did sugni or adi get any punishment ??? for any of their sins ?? or shell we call it great work well done guys keep it up... every engaged man should throw his going to be wife and lust and marry his uncle's girlfriend... in this big world he found sugni ??? educted man behave like a village man !!! what makes him looks like a thakurbut not like a person from behdni ??.

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call me- East

@eastmeetswest

Voyager

Posted: 12 years ago

#23

Originally posted by: suresh555
TVS badly needs a new woman in his life 😭

I'd say Dhannu maa would be closer to his age 😆

suresh555 u sure made me 🤣 but seriously that was good suggestion😆 after all she is sooo! loyal to her thakur master😆

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Ron

@ronshaan

Stunner

+ 2

Posted: 12 years ago

#24

Originally posted by: eastmeetswest

well people accept man to run after his uncle girlfriend so they can accept such ideas where a person who considered Dhanumaa like his mom to run and make her his lover

no wonder why cv showing such things on tv😡

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Aarathi

@daffodil81

Inactive

+ 6

Posted: 12 years ago

#25

i agree its high time adi stops depending on vikram for his living and get a life for himself and feed his wife from his earnings.

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call me- East

@eastmeetswest

Voyager

Posted: 12 years ago

#26

okay merrydock, well said, and point taken 👏 agreed.

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Suresh

@suresh555

Rocker

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Posted: 12 years ago

#27

Originally posted by: eastmeetswest

Thanks a lot 😊

Maybe they should change the title of PSH to "Uncle's girlfriend" since these words have been all over the forum since TVS was shown the door out of Sugni's life. Aur uppar se Dhannu maa bhi bhaag gayi (If TVS can go after his ghar ki bahu Sugni then why would he not go after his Dhannu maa?) 😎

I am sure that if Sugni would have married Rathu, we would have heard Malik ki girlfriend .😆

Edited by suresh555 - 12 years ago

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Laila Banu

@Laila2009

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Posted: 12 years ago

#28

Originally posted by: suresh555

Thanks a lot 😊

Maybe they should change the title of PSH to "Uncle's girlfriend" since these words have been all over the forum since TVS was shown the door out of Sugni's life. Aur uppar se Dhannu maa bhi bhaag gayi (If TVS can go after his ghar ki bahu Sugni then why would he not go after his Dhannu maa?) 😎

I am sure that if Sugni would have married Rathu, we would have heard Malik ki girlfriend .😆

Often films were a woman romances two relatives in the west are rated R and often fall in the dirty picture category - they don't have to show anything - it's just these behaviors are not accepted even in our liberal society.

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Suresh

@suresh555

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Posted: 12 years ago

#29

Basera (Rekha marries her brother-in-law Shashi Kapoor)

Silsila (Amithabh marries his brother's pregnant girlfriend)

Ek Chaddar Maili Si (Hema marries her younger brother-in-law Rishi Kapoor)

Lamhe (Sridevi marries a man who was in love with her mother)

All of the above happened due to various circumstances in the storyline just like PSH

I guess these movies were Adults only?

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Laila Banu

@Laila2009

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Posted: 12 years ago

#30

Originally posted by: suresh555
Basera (Rekha marries her brother-in-law Shashi Kapoor)

Silsila (Amithabh marries his brother's pregnant girlfriend)

Ek Chaddar Maili Si (Hema marries her younger brother-in-law Rishi Kapoor)

Lamhe (Sridevi marries a man who was in love with her mother)

All of the above happened due to various circumstances in the storyline just like PSH

I guess these movies were Adults only?

You do not get it do you? This is a father-son relationship (and it does not have to be biological) - that's the difference. They are uncle-nephew. My guess you have a whole different set of moral codes.

Just because the two of them do not have a bond does not make it OK.

In all these romances above except in Basera, these were romances with individuals who were of the SAME generation. They did not carry on in front of the person either - they were dead. They waited until after the fact. In the first there the person was pressured due to circumstance.

in the first they wanted the child to have a mother, the second to save the izzat of his sister-in-law, in the third - this was zarbadasti and a sad practice in punjab done out of economical necessity, and in Lamhe the mother was dead, she never loved Anil Kapoor either. However, despite this A LOT of people - and I was one of them - thought the romance was disgusting as he lusted after the mother and then later the daughter. Showed the male lead had no boundaries. It would be like TVS going after Sugni's daughter with Aditya - gross. And in my view and even in our liberal west, marrying your siblings spouse for whatever reason is not acceptable or appropriate either.

We only do it on Indian television and film. It's a practice that had an 'economical' necessity devised by patriarchal societies that we should not be condoning today. Ready up on some Sociology and you'll see.

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