SatyaPrem ki Katha Reviews & BO thread - Page 17

Originally posted by: la_Reine

That's just how he was and I think that's also shown in the promo that he does things without thinking even though his intentions are never bad. He was desperate to get hitched.😆 He was dumb and innocent which was shown through such actions. It was his dad who gave him this suggestion to go to her and take care of her to win her heart, since she was sick. Then he was the one who saved her life. Had he not sneaked into her house like that, no one would have known that she was committing suicide and she would have died.

Also she never had a problem with him telling about her rape, in fact I felt that was the only thing she was thankful to him for. For telling everyone the truth because they had been blaming her for getting pregnant out of wedlock.😆 She told his parents herself about the rape, he didn't. He only went and told HER family about it because she didn't have the guts to face them.

And i don't think she really blamed herslf for the rape, her problem was that her family blamed her for it even though she understood it was not her fault. She even explained this to Sattu when he asked her why she hid the truth from her family, she said how would I explain to them what 'date rape' is. Just because I invited a guy to my room, just because I let him go to second base, how do I explain to my family that it doesn't mean he could go all the way without my consent?

That’s called contrived story telling. There’s absolutely no angle or way to justify a man entering a girl’s bedroom without her consent, and it’s specially messed up when it’s supposed to be a rape survivor storyline. I think the writer and director were too determined to make his character the savior of the girl because … yea of course a woman overcoming rape trauma should also be about a man 🙄🙄🙄🙄

Originally posted by: IAmLuvBolly

That’s called contrived story telling. There’s absolutely no angle or way to justify a man entering a girl’s bedroom without her consent, and it’s specially messed up when it’s supposed to be a rape survivor storyline. I think the writer and director were too determined to make his character the savior of the girl because … yea of course a woman overcoming rape trauma should also be about a man 🙄🙄🙄🙄

I think you should watch the movie, you're perception might change.

I never saw Sattu as her savior, I just appreciate him for the way he loved her unconditionally and stood by her side without expecting anything in return. You know, in real life, especially in our society, there are many rape victims who never even get this kind of support. They would be pressurized into marriage, regardless of their trauma, their husband would expect his physical needs to be fulfilled without even considering what the girl is feeling.

Originally posted by: IAmLuvBolly

That’s called contrived story telling. There’s absolutely no angle or way to justify a man entering a girl’s bedroom without her consent, and it’s specially messed up when it’s supposed to be a rape survivor storyline. I think the writer and director were too determined to make his character the savior of the girl because … yea of course a woman overcoming rape trauma should also be about a man 🙄🙄🙄🙄

@Bold- which movie did you watch bro 🤔when did he enter her bedroom 😆heck even after marriage all Sattu did was get kicked out of his own bedroom on regular basis😆

Originally posted by: la_Reine

I think you should watch the movie, you're perception might change.

I never saw Sattu as her savior, I just appreciate him for the way he loved her unconditionally and stood by her side without expecting anything in return. You know, in real life, especially in our society, there are many rape victims who never even get this kind of support. They would be pressurized into marriage, regardless of their trauma, their husband would expect his physical needs to be fulfilled without even considering what the girl is feeling.

I’ll watch it when it’s out on OTT.

Agree with the last parts of your post.

https://twitter.com/KartikSjaan/status/1675781905709682689?t=yLxLYi0dhcSSfAowIIi7Dg&s=19

https://twitter.com/DeewaniKoki/status/1675577100001218561?t=ra-WdIGMbc1S2-MRD-yJFQ&s=19

https://twitter.com/girishjohar/status/1675884639909744640?t=nxyzmE_b5k25M5cW2smsqw&s=19

The way Kartik's chappal is going viral😆

Originally posted by: CLOBBER

@Bold- which movie did you watch bro 🤔when did he enter her bedroom 😆heck even after marriage all Sattu did was get kicked out of his own bedroom on regular basis😆

Lmao, she didnt watch the movie, that's why I'm telling her to stop making conclusions based on comments😆

Originally posted by: CLOBBER

@Bold- which movie did you watch bro 🤔when did he enter her bedroom 😆heck even after marriage all Sattu did was get kicked out of his own bedroom on regular basis😆

As I said in one of my previous posts I haven’t seen the movie and am basing this on snippets I’ve read about the movie. Before they get married doesn’t he sneak into her house and her bedroom to “check on her” and finds that she’s attempted suicide?

Originally posted by: la_Reine

Lmao, she didnt watch the movie, that's why I'm telling her to stop making conclusions based on comments😆

Chor Anupama Chopra has said all that stuff I guess 😆

Originally posted by: IAmLuvBolly

*Spoiler Alert + trigger warning*
As I said in one of my previous posts I haven’t seen the movie and am basing this on snippets I’ve read about the movie. Before they get married doesn’t he sneak into her house and her bedroom to “check on her” and finds that she’s attempted suicide?

That's gross over simplification of stuff but no not really

Originally posted by: CLOBBER

Chor Anupama Chopra has said all that stuff I guess 😆

Actually it was mentioned in more than one review. Anupama wasn’t one of them, I don’t think. If it’s false let me know.