Originally posted by: WittyKittyVixxy
Shivani used to drape sarees this way in Ishqbaaaz too. Personally, it reminds me of a kaam wali bai randomly tucking in her saree with paloo loose & ready to fall.
I am not that conservative but I have never understood why especially the FL on ITV has to expose her back all the time. For me Nalla’s dressing is way too much exposure. She may as well go topless as that’s the only tiny piece of cloth being used on it. And she needs to dress down at home, constantly overdressed. And not appropriate around 2 growing boys.
And today, Dua spoke EXACTLY like Yuvi does today. I was itching to thappad maro her. Kaash Neetu had give her one!
Dua did not say anything wrong. No child will tolerate disrespect of their mother.
Neetu should thank her stars that Dua is not a grown up kid yet. Otherwise if I was in her place I would have given a tight slap to Neetu.
There is a reason why children start growing distant from the Dadis & Dadus when they see them constantly disrespecting the mother.
Neetu is a bish anyway. No different from DK. She was also parroting the same thing of not allowing to co parent Dua & ManVik with DK. In front of Vik she was simply acting all saint.
Vik was right to blast her when he pointed out that in all these 7 yrs she never said anything or blamed Dua & Mannat then why now ?
Neetu thinks that everyone around her is her personal property. She can keep people whenever she wants, she can throw people out when she is done. But no one can say anything to her. She is quick to judge others but the irony is she or Ronny not even once have the decency to say sorry to Vik for drugging him.
Coming to dressing I don't see any issue honestly. From day 1 we know Salujas and Raisinghs come from an affluent family. In such well known families wearing bold clothes is not an issue even in front of kids.
If kids are made to understand from a very small age that women should not be judged based on their dressing, they will surely learn. It has nothing to do with class. There are elite classes who are way more patriarchal than middle class families.
PS - saree draping I agree, few of them in past looked really shabby. There are so many ways to drape a saree.
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