Tale of a pair of the shoes

I'll tell you, we women are own worst enemies. Why does chachi expect paro to pick up Rudra's shoes? Why? because she is his fiancee and she has to do it to prove her worthiness as a to be wife and daughter in law?

Thank god Rudra isnt shown to be the misogynistic PIG that most Indian TV men are shown to be.

P.S- Paro should have refused, disappointed that she hesitantly agreed to do it.

P.P.S- I don't find anything wrong with someone moving shoes out of their own will. Its the force and pressure tactics I have a problem with.

I agree women are each other's own enemy! Seriously! Sometimes I feel the women that pressure other women to do stuf like this, have been a victim themself, reality whys. As for chachi have no idea why she is like dis

For Mohini chachi,it is to prove that she is the boss and everyone in the house should listen to her.

That's exactly what she's trying to do... get a reaction out of Paro. But then, I hated EVERYTHING starting from the serving tea to the"joote uthaane aur joote khaane se he patni ka pyaar pata chalta hai".

Originally posted by: Exprimere

That's exactly what she's trying to do... get a reaction out of Paro. But then, I hated EVERYTHING starting from the serving tea to the"joote uthaane aur joote khaane se he patni ka pyaar pata chalta hai".

ARE YOU KIDDING ME?! 😡

Originally posted by: DN2012

mohini chachi,how many times have you removed chacha's joothe??do you at least know his shoe size???

Woman are woman worst enemy and it's the truth.

Rudra didn't want her to pick up the shoes coz they are WMD #remember Bush

Yes! Thank you for making this post! This scene was bothering me since yesterday when they showed it in the precap! I think its regressive television at its best! The writers made a conscious choice to show a certain thing, paint a certain picture! Its sad! As far as, it being considered a realistic portrayal of things in Rajasthan, I'd say, if so many unrealistic things are shown on a daily basis in these shows, is leaving out something that's not necessary to the plot & asks to be criticized so difficult! Maasi/Chaachi could've proved her point, differently! A woman who is not domestically inclined can be a great partner! The two are, practically unrelated! Are the writers saying that's not the case?