When God created mother - Page 2

Originally posted by: nyxx

You pen this down so wonderfully Doc - The role of Cabir's mom, including her thoughts and words in these recent episodes have really come to a foreplay with Cabir sharing his secret. For any mother, it is in her to protect her child, be it in acceptance or away from the world. Her dynamics have surely changed - We've always seen her laughing, smiling, sharing a banter with Cabir, and some really sweet moments, but with Cabir being gay, it has changed - not entirely, but she doesnt want Cabir to be looked upon differently, or outcasted, no mother wants that! I understand her, and her accepting Cabir, making sure that the world will also accept him is one of the most real things in this show - its relatable, yet something you look up to. Kudo's to MTV and the show!

Originally posted by: annboleyn

Dee where were you? You and Shriya do bB and tennis. Love reading!

I feel her pain..There is no greater pain than seeing your child in pain. Physical scars heal but emotional and mental trauma are so difficult to predict and protect. I hope they focus on this story and if handled well along with a helpline it can be elevated to another level

Originally posted by: BoxedIn

I'm even more glad that Cabir wasn't really surprised at his mom's inability to understand him- he's giving her much-needed time and space, and he's pretty secure that she will cope with it. Now that's a beautiful mother-son relationship if I ever saw one- it's based on mutual respect, trust and understanding. Kudos to the writers for keeping this so grounded in reality, yet so touching.

P.S- I love your username. Khatarnaak and tragic at the same time. 😆

Originally posted by: monsterspot

WOW!

SPEECHLESS!

I am totally in awe of Erma Bombeck and you for such a spot on analysis in regards to a mothers emotions...I wish I had the words and the ability to express like you just did...awesome!

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Cabir's mom's reactions all stem from fear for Cabir and the reaction of the society. Deep love for her son has instinctively raised all protective instincts inside her making her unable to assimilate that and it's place in reality. What she would like versus what is possible...

It's these innumerable thought provoking moments during this journey with all these characters that makes this drama stand above the rest...

What a pity that MTV does not gave a wider audience because this is one drama people need to watch.

Thank you for this post. I have to admit it has to be one of those that I will always remember because of how much I enjoyed reading it and how much I connected to it...thanks!

Originally posted by: zohasad2.0

Aaah Doc🤗

this post👏

Originally posted by: annboleyn

Hey you...you've read Erma? Brilliant.

Thank you for your kind words. As a mom this track has touched me so much. MaNan are great for fangurling but this gives it such an original flavour. I agree this requires to reach a broader audience..maybe word of mouth.

Originally posted by: AnomanderRake

Doc lovely post🤗

We fear what we do not understand and this is exactly what Cabir's mom feels. Her love for her son is intact but its the fear of the unknown that makes her wary.

As a single mother, a divorced mom, she has probably faced social stigma and taunts and as a parent you want to protect your child from all those taunts that you faced. And being gay is a bigger social stigma than being a single divorced mom.

I love how this show interweaves, all sorts of social commentary in without being preachy and moralistic. It just acts as an extrapolation of society with some cinematic liberty.