What a Paisa vasool episode it was. Victory to women empowerment

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RishiGirl

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Posted: 9 years ago

What an episode it was today. It was totally worth watching a paisa vasool episode. It was nice of the makers to bring up such a topic about women empowerment and how omkara and rudra fought for the rights of the ladies in their house. Omkara and Rudra felt so bad as to what happened with their mother's career. Jhanvi had been such a powerful lady who could work well like dadi said she could have gone further than tej where she would be known as Jhanvi Singh Oberoi than tej Singh Oberoi and swetlana wouldn't have stand a chance at all by now. I literally cried while watching the last part of the episode where rudra said he still would have loved his mother even though she worked and where she didn't break his hopes in his childhood. Loved OmRu for what they did today and how they stood up for the rights of their mother Jhanvi. Victory to women empowerment as always and it's good that Gul and makers of the show brought up such a sensitive topic today. Hope Jhanvi would gain more respect from tej now because she's the reason behind his success today, felt so bad for Jhanvi as to what she had to go through in the past. It's a paisa vasool episode and a good learning environment to people out there to people who thinks women are less than men and they should stay at home and not to work. Waiting to see tomorrow's episode for the ganapati celebrations

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SugunaN

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Posted: 9 years ago

It is great that Gul is trying to teach India about women empowerment. But does she as a women follow equal pay for her male and female actresses? Are an equally experienced actor and actress or technicians of both genders paid the same?

But I loved that Shivaay said "teenon nahi, chaaron" in the precap :D Baby steps

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strangerthings

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Posted: 9 years ago

yup it was a very nice epi .. loved it .. its so sad to see ki the jhanvi did so much for tej but usko last me dhoka mila maybe tej bhar ki duniya me itna busy tha that jhanvi somewhere faded for him.

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strangerthings

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Posted: 9 years ago

Originally posted by: SugunaN
It is great that Gul is trying to teach India about women empowerment. But does she as a women follow equal pay for her male and female actresses? Are an equally experienced actor and actress or technicians of both genders paid the same?

not much idea about it but more or less i think pay is comparable though not sure about it .

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Ritz

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Posted: 9 years ago

victory to woman empowerment tab hoga hab har ghar me aisa sochne wala koyi hoga
when society change their thinking

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OMKARAs

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Posted: 9 years ago

i agree. wat an epi!!! loved evry bit of it. my respect for OmRu increased. but beside al these wat imperssed me was ShivOm's relatnshp. i wuld lyk to say..they r best bros i evr seen. dey fight they love they stay for eachothr. seriously.. thanku gul mam for gvng us these 3. east or west obros r d best.

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ErisedWitch45

@ErisedWitch45

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Posted: 9 years ago

It was great to see and hear such progressive viewpoints about working women in a mainstream/commercial/prime-time hindi serial.

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HorcruxHunter

@HorcruxHunter

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Posted: 9 years ago

I fell in love with Omkara 😳all over again! He's absolutely a gem of a character! I was touched by Rudra's acting today! It's amazing that we got to see the other side of him again, the one where he isn't a goofball, and shows concerns about REAL life problems. I had an awww moment when he said that there are real problems in the world and he's just concerned about push-ups.

I think to a certain extent all of them were more or less correct from their point of view.

Although, I disagree with most of what Shivaay said, I agree that a lot of girls look for well settled/rich husbands. I know a lot of girls, who have categorically said that they wouldn't marry someone who earns less than them, and I have also seen a lot of girls (almost forced to ) give up their careers, by moving to a different city/country for a guy just because he is well settled. But I don't think it's limited to just India, although maybe not in the same proportion, but there are a lot of women even in the west who look for a rich husband.

But like Omkara said, not all women are like that. I don't know if you guys have watched/remember Dil Dhadakne Do(Farhan Akthar raises the issues of 'allowing a woman' to work, I had a I love you moment for Farhan!),👏I had the same moment with Omkara!☺️. As a feminist, it irks me when people say that things have changed for women and that a lot of people allow😡 their DILs to work nowadays.

Rudra was amazing when he points out that, it wouldn't affect him personally if his mum was CEO. But again, I have seen my friends(mostly girls) complain that they kind of dislike the fact that their mothers, who were working couldn't spend enough time with them, but there is absolutely no complaint against the dad, which drives me nuts. I understand that maybe when a child is born the first few days(even months) it's important for the mother to be around longer for nuturing(milk ect) purposes, but after that , both can put in efforts.

I have also heard girls say that when they have kid they will give up their career because it's the only practical thing to do as a mother. Although I have nothing against that, I think they shouldn't give u their career because they are mothers, but because they are parents. I mean why should only mothers give up their dreams/careers? The kids are born to both the parents right?

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