Sarita should have blasted Jagat years before

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Posted: 11 years ago
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Yesterday Sarita blasted Jagat. Calling him callous towards Anjali. I would say far too late in the game lady. You should have done it years ago.
The day he treated Anjali as a failure of his life you should have walked out for your own self respect as well as your daughter's self respect.
Why did you tolerate such a man. Why did you make your daughter suffer such emotional pain of being a unwanted child by her father.
You should have gone, you should have become self reliant and made your daughter self reliant too instead of depending on this man. Men like Jagat should not be tolerated at any cost who treat woman like 🤬.
Once again thanks to AG for bringing out the real face of most Indian middle class families who say they are educated but belong to primitive era.

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Posted: 11 years ago
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Yes, Im also wondering why she didnt blast him many years before?
Why wait all these years and put up with his dictatorship, his indifference and callousness towards their daughter?
This reminds me of K3G and Amitabh always saying as the Final word, "Keh Diya so keh diya"...and then finally Jaya says it back to him, Keh diya so keh diya...

Sarita shd have left Jagat a long time ago, then Anjali wouldnt have to experience her father's callous, cold treatment for the last 21 yrs!
It was so heart wrenching to hear Anjali speak of her father not coming to school awards nights, not taking her shopping or for holidays every summer...what a horrible parent to have!

Sarita asking Jagat, do all men change like this when they have a daughter? That was the question of the millenium!
AG shd be applauded for presenting the face of the chauvinistic Indian father who hates his own daughter just because shes a girl child and he failed to have a son! 🤢
Edited by pallavi25 - 11 years ago
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Yup she should have blasted him years before...

but better late than never...
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Exactly it shows how much women so underestimated and they need to rid out from shell ..And why this racism is still goes on in nook an corners of country..? Killing of womenhood and putting their capability and stability at stake..Its too late by Sarita when all these years she wants to keep mum and now she blazed in questioning hi,..It could have been done before ..All these years she stayed as a perfect wife to him in balancing the circumstances between daughter and father..Either she tried to sort out the bigotry present within him...??
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Posted: 11 years ago
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It shows how much silence of woman like Sarita breed men like Jagat. More than 80% of the men folks are the way they are because some woman tolerate them just like that as mother, as wife, as sister and as daughter. No accountability asked.
Even look at Reena. She loves the man who ditched her and broke her trust. Woman wait in vain as if they are going to get back the lost love without moving ahead in life. That is what most men exploit also.
And that is what I liked about Arjun also yesterday. Yes he is selfish, but he as a person accepted what he is and refused to exploit Reena's love. That shows that guy who has spent his childhood in orphanage , part of a robbery gang, having ulterior motive for Everest has far more superior character than the self appointed righteous men like Jagat.
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Posted: 11 years ago
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My sister is a gynaec. She says we see the same story repeated everyday. If if we go and tell the family it is a boy, they immediately start cheering and shouting mithai lao.

And if we say it is a girl, for 1 second everyone goes quiet, then they give a forced smile and say 'are ladki to lakshmi hoti hai' as if trying to console themselves.

This c grade culture is rampant in every part of India. I still remember when I got my job through campus selection, fellow interviewees had the audacity to say u got the job because you are a female and it is a part of policy in most big corporates to maintain a certain percentage of women employees. This irrespective of the fact that I had scored equal to them in the exams. Did the examiner also know I am a woman?

This mentality hurts you everywhere in life. I still remember a Government clerk coming to my office and trying to explain the matter to my male subordinate as he felt that I would not be able to understand the issue.

That has also been shown to be the case with Anjali's mother. Since childhood she is shown conditioned to treat women as incapable and therefore never thought of protesting.
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Posted: 11 years ago
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I think Sarita kept quiet all these years as she was trying to maintain a picture of normal family life to Anjali, who didnt know till recently that her father hated her for being a girl.

Sarita didnt want to upset the apple cart.

But now its a matter of life or death. Her daughter is risking her own life to prove a point to her father that a daughter is also capable of fulfilling such an impossible dream!
Yet still the father is emotionless, cold, cruel, even gloating that Anjali couldnt go!

Now Sarita cannot remain quiet any more, she burst out at his callous coldness, his indifference to his daughter's heartbreak!
Now that Anjali has been left behind by the team, hes actually satisfied. His unfeeling reaction is what finally broke the dam of Sarita's patience!
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Originally posted by: pallavi25

I think Sarita kept quiet all these years as she was trying to maintain a picture of normal family life to Anjali, who didnt know till recently that her father hated her for being a girl.


Sarita didnt want to upset the apple cart.

But now its a matter of life or death. Her daughter is risking her own life to prove a point to her father that a daughter is also capable of fulfilling such an impossible dream!
Yet still the father is emotionless, cold, cruel, even gloating that Anjali couldnt go!

Now Sarita cannot remain quiet any more, she burst out at his callous coldness, his indifference to his daughter's heartbreak!
Now that Anjali has been left behind by the team, hes actually satisfied. His unfeeling reaction is what finally broke the dam of Sarita's patience!


Like all good Indian wives she waited hoping that one day her husband would start loving her daughter and also did not have the courage to break free of the horrid relationship. For her generation, divorce was unthinkable and a social taboo.

Plus she had a daughter and arranging her respectable marriage would be a problem if she took a divorce. I have met women who say that if they had a son they would have easily walked out of the bad relationship they are in but with a daughter there are multiple complications involved like her security, marriage etc.

There are multiple reasons that affected her decision of tolerating her husband, financial security also being one. In fact I would say that she has sufferred much more than Anjali. Every slight to her beloved child would have made her heart bleed.

As you said earlier, its only when her child was totally heart broken that she got the courage to raise her voice.
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Originally posted by: Poluk

Like all good Indian wives she waited hoping that one day her husband would start loving her daughter and also did not have the courage to break free of the horrid relationship. For her generation, divorce was unthinkable and a social taboo.

Plus she had a daughter and arranging her respectable marriage would be a problem if she took a divorce. I have met women who say that if they had a son they would have easily walked out of the bad relationship they are in but with a daughter there are multiple complications involved like her security, marriage etc.

There are multiple reasons that affected her decision of tolerating her husband, financial security also being one. In fact I would say that she has sufferred much more than Anjali. Every slight to her beloved child would have made her heart bleed.

As you said earlier, its only when her child was totally heart broken that she got the courage to raise her voice.


Yes, I agree, Indian women dont have the courage to leave an abusive marriage when they have daughters. With a son they feel they have the strength and leverage to face an uncertain future.
That is the mindset in Indian families that they wont be able to get their daughters married if parents are divorced. As if marriage is the only resolution in a girl's life!
I hated the way Sarita was keeping silent all this time while Jagat forced his decisions on her and Anjali, fixing Anjali's wedding without consulting either, ordering them around like they were chattel.
Hes a hateful man and I hope he gets his comeuppance soon. I dont see any justification for his behavior! Hes just another of those MCP, misogynist men!

Regarding your previous post, I am really appalled at the attitude of the men you mentioned! I dont know why this inbred misogyny is getting worse with each generation instead of getting better.
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Originally posted by: pallavi25


Yes, I agree, Indian women dont have the courage to leave an abusive marriage when they have daughters. With a son they feel they have the strength and leverage to face an uncertain future.
That is the mindset in Indian families that they wont be able to get their daughters married if parents are divorced. As if marriage is the only resolution in a girl's life!
I hated the way Sarita was keeping silent all this time while Jagat forced his decisions on her and Anjali, fixing Anjali's wedding without consulting either, ordering them around like they were chattel.
Hes a hateful man and I hope he gets his comeuppance soon. I dont see any justification for his behavior! Hes just another of those MCP, misogynist men!

Regarding your previous post, I am really appalled at the attitude of the men you mentioned! I dont know why this inbred misogyny is getting worse with each generation instead of getting better.


Even I want them to show Jagat thoroughly humiliated. Now that they have started this topic, I want them to show Anjali emerging victorious and a national heroine. I also want people to refer Jagat as "Anjali's father" on his face and I want to see his expression after that.

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