Bade Achhe Lagte hain 2 EDT #30 - Page 31

Originally posted by: Priya204

The episode was bad as far as editing is concerned looks like unpaid interns are editing the current track to be honest.

Eshaan is behaving like a brat throwing tantrums here & there varun the less said the better still feel sara is the one who will die that line from meera on lohri day cannot be a blooper it meant like a hint of future and sara most likely will be killed by either varun Or MS.

Recently, MM told that she has 4 daughters, just because she had a slip of tongue doesn't mean, it is some kind of foreshadowing. I don't know why CVs are hell-bent on killing someone to prove something

Ishaan being Ram's childhood is such a disappointment :(

Have MS or Varun killed anyone properly? Shashi became bankrupt because of them

Originally posted by: tirchinazar

Recently, MM told that she has 4 daughters, just because she had a slip of tongue doesn't mean, it is some kind of foreshadowing. I don't know why CVs are hell-bent on killing someone to prove something

Ishaan being Ram's childhood is such a disappointment :(

Aj Eshaan Ram Kam shubhu jyada lag rha tha😂

Originally posted by: tirchinazar

Recently, MM told that she has 4 daughters, just because she had a slip of tongue doesn't mean, it is some kind of foreshadowing. I don't know why CVs are hell-bent on killing someone to prove something

Ishaan being Ram's childhood is such a disappointment :(

He can't be his childhood they're just showing it to us & making Ram gullible Ram would never talk in that tone to his mother.

About sara I hate that characterit's a wishful thinking to be honest can't stand her so looking for ways she can have less screen space

Originally posted by: tirchinazar

Really happy for you, doods. I mean it . You may be among the 10% of such lucky ladies. I have friends who have a very bad married life, I don't want to write about it here ... In some cases, I find they are at fault, in some other cases, I blame the upbringing ... Again, I must say it is still man's world ... the change is happening ... change is YOU

By the way, Doc, The Great Indian Kitchen is happening in 90% of Indian households. It is not a SI thing too

Yes, the keyword is the change is YOU.

As I always say have your ideals straight. My ideals were always firm and I am fiercely independent and hence I was never dependent on my husband or his family. Even though mine is a love marriage, but there was always a fear in him and his family that this girl can leave us any moment if she feels so.

This is the reason why I relate to Pri so much. When she was leaving after the annulment, I would have left after breaking the fast. DONE. No looking back. I wouldn't even wait for the next day.

I will take care of everyone but will not take any hypocrisy from anyone. I also see many of my friends are juggling between work and home without any help. I tell them not to but they have this fear of losing things. It is also upbringing to some extent, I feel. So, if any of you have boys, teach equality and train them NOW!

Originally posted by: Hero_Coconut

I'd like to share my experience too❤️

Me and hubby were in a live-in relationship for 3 years before we got married. This was the best decision I've taken in my life!!! We were both working in a city with no close family so it only made sense (emotionally and financially).

Hubby has an older brother and besides cleaning their bedroom they weren't taught anything not even doing laundry! We struggled a lot in the beginning but he did realise that both of us need to be responsible for house chores.

Hubby now does everything apart cooking (unless I want to eat beans on toast or pot noodles every day).

Since covid19, we are living with the in-laws but I'm grateful, hubby doesn't shy away from helping around the house.

My brother lives on his own and manages everything by himself ❤️

My husband did not know how to cook when we got married, but since we both were working it was obvious that we will have to share the chores. He was always eager to help and learn… so there was tacit understanding by the time I finish making the breakfast he used to make tea and set the breakfast table… I used to rush to get ready… and he cleared the table. Same was the routine for dinner too..

After a month of marriage, when my MIL came to stay with us, she observed for 2 days and then taunted me… he never worked at all before marriage… i thought to myself… yeah I have trained your boy now 😆

Even today if my day is long… or they observe I am tired… my kids and hubby prepare dinner or they order… while I have friends whose husbands do not even get a glass of water 😒 they literally sit and order everything…😡

Long story short, boy or girl it is not fashionable to boast you don’t know who to cook or do the basic stuff, unless you have Taruns running errands for you 🤣🤣🤣

Originally posted by: Doodle

Yes, the keyword is the change is YOU.

As I always say have your ideals straight. My ideals were always firm and I am fiercely independent and hence I was never dependent on my husband or his family. Even though mine is a love marriage, but there was always a fear in him and his family that this girl can leave us any moment if she feels so.

This is the reason why I relate to Pri so much. When she was leaving after the annulment, I would have left after breaking the fast. DONE. No looking back. I wouldn't even wait for the next day.

I will take care of everyone but will not take any hypocrisy from anyone. I also see many of my friends are juggling between work and home without any help. I tell them not to but they have this fear of losing things. It is also upbringing to some extent, I feel. So, if any of you have boys, teach equality and train them NOW!

There was a good ad around this, some detergent brand. Do you know something - the women suffered the most during the pandemic especially in the last 2 years due to WFH - they had to manage the house, kids and on top of that their office work ... Read about it, so many articles came around it too ...

I live in an apartment complex and I have seen WA flooded with messages like how can I get help for household work as the lockdown was declared .. One day I just replied order from outside. One lady wrote, my husband doesn't like outside food .. Another lady was praising her husband for looking after her kids .. I was like paagal aaurat hai, isnt it his kids too?

Originally posted by: Doodle

Yes, the keyword is the change is YOU.

As I always say have your ideals straight. My ideals were always firm and I am fiercely independent and hence I was never dependent on my husband or his family. Even though mine is a love marriage, but there was always a fear in him and his family that this girl can leave us any moment if she feels so.

This is the reason why I relate to Pri so much. When she was leaving after the annulment, I would have left after breaking the fast. DONE. No looking back. I wouldn't even wait for the next day.

I will take care of everyone but will not take any hypocrisy from anyone. I also see many of my friends are juggling between work and home without any help. I tell them not to but they have this fear of losing things. It is also upbringing to some extent, I feel. So, if any of you have boys, teach equality and train them NOW!

You reminded me of her walking out of KM a golden memory for me that was the day Ram's fear of losing Priya started he badly wanted to stop her but did not have the courage or face to stop her from leaving after all the nonsense he made her go through.

Ram never in his wildest imagination thought Priya would sign those papers but she did & when they got ruined he wanted to stop her but she has had enough of drama which made Ram agree to anything only to keep Priya with him.

His face said it all.

Originally posted by: Priya204

He can't be his childhood they're just showing it to us & making Ram gullible Ram would never talk in that tone to his mother.

About sara I hate that characterit's a wishful thinking to be honest can't stand her so looking for ways she can have less screen space

Seriously? Then why does Ram says Ishaan reminds him of himself

Sara's backstory is so sad and still, she is cheerful. She sees life positively .. that's a good trait to have ..

Originally posted by: Priya204

Wow I didn't know about this fact in Ramayan.

Originally posted by: Priya204

You reminded me of her walking out of KM a golden memory for me that was the day Ram's fear of losing Priya started he badly wanted to stop her but did not have the courage or face to stop her from leaving after all the nonsense he made her go through.

Ram never in his wildest imagination thought Priya would sign those papers but she did & when they got ruined he wanted to stop her but she has had enough of drama which made Ram agree to anything only to keep Priya with him.

His face said it all.

How can I forget that scene? I watched 2 things after watching 20 mins of thrash that was served today

- Priya signing contract

- Priya walked out with her head held high

Golden days of BALH2. The series never recovered properly after Vedu started living in KM