Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2: EDT # 5 - Page 107

Originally posted by: A_Star39

watched it!

Dhurandhar is love!Its Cinema!

Btw do you know how the gen 4 FL speaks like?

Anger ke Pakode

Panic ka Fever

Maha Cute.Maha Bad,Maha Scary

Hulk ki mameri behen

Thats just some of the phrases that the "Gen Z" FL uses

Loved Dhurandhar too.

baba re….inko paap lagega 4th Gen ke liye pucca

Slightly different opinion on this.

There HAS to be laws protecting the working conditions, working hours to enable a work-life balance and ensure workforce protection.

NO doubt about it, NO two ways about it.

These laws cannot be a one-size-fits-ALL. Every industry and sector needs to have it tailored and fit to purpose.

Certain Industries have certain pre-requisites and conditions and hence, the rules that apply to one may not necessarily apply to the other.

Like in Cinema/Television, suppose the actors insist on a strict 8 hour shift or something similar and they intend on having a sunset shot, that gets either extended or cancelled or re-scheduled, imagine the cascading effect that would have to the production.

ALL the actors who now ask for an 8 hour shifts are people who have slogged for hours on end and have gained the standing and power to demand.

With regard to Labour laws, Television is NOT exempt to this, they ALL have protection under the "Labour Reforms Elevating Audio-Visual Workers".

Like everything else, three factors drive its effective implementation (in no particular order):

1. Awareness

2. Competition

3. Demand, supply, finances and power.

https://x.com/annaxxo_/status/2000124519076548785?s=46&t=Iip_qAKKvX1x0vBPTtQzyQ

The way Bajaj was never exposed and paid for his crimes still sickens me till this day 😢🤢 The only consolation I have is that he was left rotting alone in that mental asylum with no one by his side. Abandoned by all including his kids and alone after all that he did to get Prena https://x.com/1234dreamlight/status/2000484146058269116?s=46&t=Iip_qAKKvX1x0vBPTtQzyQ

Mohit/abhir replied in that virani parivar reel. Ab to yehi marega 🤣

😭😭https://x.com/hetal_vp/status/2000556059459833887?s=46&t=Iip_qAKKvX1x0vBPTtQzyQ

Originally posted by: Bodhianveshika

Slightly different opinion on this.

There HAS to be laws protecting the working conditions, working hours to enable a work-life balance and ensure workforce protection.

NO doubt about it, NO two ways about it.

These laws cannot be a one-size-fits-ALL. Every industry and sector needs to have it tailored and fit to purpose.

Certain Industries have certain pre-requisites and conditions and hence, the rules that apply to one may not necessarily apply to the other.

Like in Cinema/Television, suppose the actors insist on a strict 8 hour shift or something similar and they intend on having a sunset shot, that gets either extended or cancelled or re-scheduled, imagine the cascading effect that would have to the production.

ALL the actors who now ask for an 8 hour shifts are people who have slogged for hours on end and have gained the standing and power to demand.

With regard to Labour laws, Television is NOT exempt to this, they ALL have protection under the "Labour Reforms Elevating Audio-Visual Workers".

Like everything else, three factors drive its effective implementation (in no particular order):

1. Awareness

2. Competition

3. Demand, supply, finances and power.

I agree. At least one day, maximum two days like rest of the work force around the world is a must for rest and recuperation, for the actors and for the audience.

They can either air movies/old episodes or reality shows which air on weekends in the one day rest if they are concerned about the business aspect. Even for reality shows the shooting must follow the 8hr/5-6 days per week schedule.

Also the demand for 8hr shift is completely valid. There are days when actors don't get to rest a complete 12 hrs, because they need to turn up for shoot after reaching home at odd hours.

Ngl, they are heavily paid for their time but it doesn't mean the industry treats them like slaves.

Government turns a blind eye because the taxes are heavily levied and paid by the television and movie industry. But they should start being cognizant of what happens behind the screens imo.

This happens due to TRP and I guess that is one of the main factors that needs to be re-calibrated. OTT/on air/recap, all modes of airing should be taken into consideration as a start, instead of considering only a minute population, which is unreliable. Good shows have gone off air because of this system.

Originally posted by: Phir_Mohabbat

Mohit/abhir replied in that virani parivar reel. Ab to yehi marega 🤣

Originally posted by: The_Best

Give me the link. Where?

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DSPR7SLCW7K/?utm_source=ig_embed&ig_rid=788c8900-37e2-4008-9125-718288df1404&ig_mid=DCA3E7E5-10AD-4DDA-9C7C-05793E1E180F

In case he deletes his comment

Also in that virani parivar reel

Bhoomi married joydeep who was apparently adopted /god liya bacha of sahil..but sahil and karan are brothers..iska matlab incest cousin marriage?? Lol