Originally posted by: SwatStar_Arshi
Tashi, you are again applying real world rules for a rave party.. These parties are like "Dum Maro Dum" parties and you don't even need rooms for doing things, everyone knows what's going on but don't stop each other and no one talks about it outside later... Car key exchange, eyes wide shut (watch this movie, shocker) and many are known styles of rave parties where openly partner exchange or group activities or ONS happen. It doesn't suit someone's morals, they shouldn't attend but if one is there and chooses to stay in such party, its clear they are OK with what happens there or with them under the inflence and its all normal, consensual in their world. There is always a short window for people to step out and save their day. Arnav had figured it was a rave party; drug fuelled smoke fests as soon as he entered but he chose to stay back, let loose for the first time.
Also high level secrets or activities may get discussed if business / politics involved and one is supposed to ignore or stay out of such areas. The punishment of being at wrong place at wrong time is very high, sometimes it even costs lives, why do you think people like Divya Bharathi or Disha Salian died suspiciously while attending such parties?
If someone is caught in such situation, unfortunately the only option they have is what Arnav did here in FanFic or Priyanka in Fashion movie, wear your clothes and walk away. They can't go to Dr to check or approach police, they have no injury to indicate it was forced and they are mature adults. And people high on alcohol, drugs can themselve invite or give in easily, it's a given.. First question anyone will ask is why did you go to a rave party knowing it's culture?
I am NOT disagreeing wrong things happen in rave parties, in fact what happens there is pretty much morally wrong but still prople do it by choice.
Sorry but this is the reality of rave parties...
ADDED - Watch Murder in Greenwich, true story happened in USA; murder of a 15 years old girl while running away from a elite teen rave party.
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