Originally posted by: Stark_Wolf
A hardworking father who is already straying.. His n kiara fling was covered up by kjo.. Using sid😆
Shahid is an MCP, he gave recent iv where he said Mira is good home maker, good mother n all the shit..
I'm not saying Mira is some abla naari but if u think they have an equal standing in their marriage then you are a fan girl... Mira loves lime Light, she deffo has ambition n here is a hubby who is aware of it but is still worried about spending time with himself..
She is insecure of what she is to him, mother of his two kids think that she is not his priority n hubby has no clue about what she wants then I think she is right..
I am neither his fan, nor a girl. But I tend to speak up for those, who are continuously targetted by IF's pc brigade. I don't care whether that would make me Sushant, Shahid or HR's fangirl or an MCP. I don't need to make achaar of these labels.
If we go by blind, every man/woman in Bollywood is straying. There are some in Bollywood whom I believe has strayed (like Akki/Malaika). There are some blinds which I take it with a pinch of salt (like Aditya Chopra). Even if I take the blind as real, it does not discredit the fact that Shahid is the main bread earner for their family (just like Akshay Kumar is). One cannot cancel out the other.
On bold. If Shahid had said, Mira is not a good homemaker and not a good mother, then also you would have bashed him (He is criticising his wife in open). If he had said, she does not think about an independent career, then also you would have bashed him. ("Who asked you to marry a young girl." etc). If so, your problem is not with his statements, with him.
Most of IF's opinions are based on this sentence. "She must have had her dreams and desires but she pushed those aside."
I don't agree with that. If she had dreams of career, her parents would not have stopped her. Even middle class parents will not stop their daughters from pursuing their career these days. That statement would have been valid 50-20 years ago. Not now, definitely not in her society. Her dream was to have a family early. She went for it.
What Shahid is stating is a common thing in Asian society. When women are homemakers, they want to go for a weekend entertainment with their husband. If they are working women, they want to rest on Sunday. A lazy man would want a homemaker wife for week days and a working wife on week ends. A woman would want a man who is more successful than her, earns more than her and a good cook who won't mind cooking every day. Unfortunately such ideal condition don't exist for most. Each situation has its own perks and demands. Each will settle with what they have. Shahid and Mira are also adjusting.
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