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well said...
agree with ur every word...
looks like all these years dl has taken out her anger on her husband,on dhaani 🤢
they have made a mockery of everything...
fans were bashing ishita for the changes happ in the show but actually it looks the whole dimensions of the show were changed only to fit dl's past convincingly in the show...more than ishita or ss it's garima who has replaced dhaani in the show...
now the show is only saying how women are fools in jumping into bad decisions n ending up spoiling their and their children's life also 🐷 when what viplav did with dhaani was completely brushed under the carpet 🐷
Originally posted by: ~DaZZ|ing~
I agree with you wholeheartedly, Mthiru! The whole show's gone for a toss. After everything we've gone through as viewers, I was hoping with all my might that they wouldn't go down this road with Dhulari's character. They've totally ruined Dhulari. They've made a mockery out of widowhood. I'm from outside of India, so I'm a bit unaware of the ideologies of the masses there. Wouldn't the audience be appalled by what's being shown on IKRS nowadays? From what I've understood, widows are expected to adhere to strict laws and are expected to keep a low profile. They're treated miserably for losing their husbands, so why would any woman want to take on the identity of a widow? Why would any woman want to kill her husband off? it shocks me that this woman felt no sense of guilt living in an ashram deceiving everyone into thinking that she's completely helpless. Dhulari was illiterate, but she could've worked as a seamstress, a maid, a laundress, or even in a kitchen. She could've sent her daughter to a government school for basic education. It astonishes me that the makers of this show have taken this subject this lightly. Like you've said, where's the social reform? As for Mishal, I still don't understand what's holding him back. For a person of his acting calibre, it's just not adding up.
I apologize if I've hurt anyone's sentiments. That certainly wasn't my intention. My understanding of widowhood in India is limited to IKRS.