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flowerYY

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Posted: 17 years ago

I felt that todays Michi scene was too bold for indian television.. Could not help but wonder will Indian dramas also go Bollywood way.. Hope BT does not start that trend ..

Oh god panchi whats up with you ?? why do u agree to do such intimate scenes ..

Its just my 2 cents. It was bothering me like hell since i watched the scene..Glad that i got it out of my system

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tweety_me14

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Posted: 17 years ago

I agree the scene was quite bold... Infact this is the first time that I have ever seen something like this on Indian television,...

But why was it bothering you? 😕

edited to add- I agree, the scene was shot very aesthetically... It was beautiful... Although the sexual undertones was extremely palpable [sorry for being so explicit], there was absolutely no vulgarity in the scene...

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GratefulDead

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Posted: 17 years ago

i dont know wht is bothering you about yesterdays scene..cause it was the most beautifully shot scene..shabbir and Panchi were awesome..

The reality shows on television are vulgar ...the dance moves...the costumes...the abuses...they are all so improper and indecent...!!!!

But the scene yesterday was unadulterated,authentic and perfect!!

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Posted: 17 years ago

its bothering her mb she's a michi hater.

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flowerYY

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Posted: 17 years ago

Let me make few things clear.. I am not a Michi hater but a Michi and Shabbir fan infact .

Why it bothered me ?? Simply becos could not help but squirm while watching it with my family .. Also maybe i am orthodox in my thoughts ..

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*Reemz*

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Posted: 17 years ago

I don't know if it was too bold for Indian TV but it was a bit too bold for me 😛 And no I'm NOT a hater. In fact Milind-Prachi are one of my favourite jodis but I wouldn't be able to watch that scene with a family member, it was a bit too much. Chemistry was SIZZLING but I did feel uncomfortable.

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tweety_me14

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Posted: 17 years ago

Originally posted by: flowerYY
Let me make few things clear.. I am not a Michi hater but a Michi and Shabbir fan infact .

Why it bothered me ?? Simply becos could not help but squirm while watching it with my family .. Also maybe i am orthodox in my thoughts ..

I agree with you on that... That scene couldn't be watched with family... I wouldn't have had the courage to see it in front of my parents...I would have changed the channel for sure 😆

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tweety_me14

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Posted: 17 years ago

Originally posted by: *Reemz*
I don't know if it was too bold for Indian TV but it was a bit too bold for me 😛 And no I'm NOT a hater. In fact Milind-Prachi are one of my favourite jodis but I wouldn't be able to watch that scene with a family member, it was a bit too much. Chemistry was SIZZLING but I did feel uncomfortable.

Reemz infact I was for the first time feeling a bit embaressed watching KYM in front of my brother... He is younger to me, but its not that teenage boys are unaware of such things... Moreover my brother and I don't ever have any inhibitions and we are more like buddies... But for the very first time I didn't feel comfortable watching KYM with him... [ although he sees it once in a blue moon]! 😆 Even though the scene was shot beautifully without any vulgarity, it wasn't a scene to be watched with the family...!

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Rima

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Posted: 17 years ago

Just wondering...Is this because it was Indian actors in an indian show that some felt it was slightly bold? If this was an american show, would you feel the same?

Personally I felt that was pretty tame but I can understand not to indian television standards.