Jhanvi's remote village

Originally posted by: koolsadhu1000

Just as a matter of curiosity , which industrial tycoon will think of building a mall in a remote village and with what logic ? People who frequent air conditioned malls need to have a lot of money in their pockets for shopping , what are the impoverished villagers gonna buy from AC malls ? In remote villages generally the village people buy their stuff from bazaars held on a particular day like Tuesday or Wednesday etc.........it is known as the bazaar day , and essentials r sold on the street itself . Everything , from chickens and goats to brass and steel utensils and fresh vegetables etc r sold on the street . Why wud an industrialist spend crores of rupees on a mall in a village which no one wud frequent ? Mall culture and cities go hand in hand , i can understand that mall being built in Rajpipla , but isnt Jhanvi living in a village right now ? Or have i missed sumthing here ?

Also , why would villagers suddenly start training all their daughters in dance ? Yes , it is an art form , but the impoverished villagers have other priorities lined up , right ? All this is fine on a full stomach , but those who lead a hard life farming etc and making two ends meet , would learning dance be even the tenth item on their priority list ? Or have i missed sumthing here too ? Sometimes the videos dont work for me so if i have missed sumthing I apologize in advance . But when i see the Jhanvi track , both these things dont make sense to me . What Betiyaan needs badly is a spirited character , and the only one , Jhanvi , is miles away in sum remote village , doing sumthing bizarre . Why cudnt they show this flicked storyline in Rajpipla itself , at least it wud be more credible ! Why the remote village scenario ?

Originally posted by: g_spice

Madhu I'm sorry I know this is a serious issue but when I read your post it made me laugh. Well as far as the whole mall building thing all I could come up with is maybe the Betiyaan creatives are trying to show how one most move with the changing times seeing that the world is forever evolving and developing. Madhu honestly only the creatives know what they are trying to accomplish so we might as well not hot up our heads over trying to make sense out of what they are doing.

Originally posted by: h&rblock

I totally agree with all that has been said here. It would have been more believable if this rich guy was planning on building some sort of a national highway that ran through the village & then have the villagers oppose it while Jhanvi supports the idea - show the guy & Jhanvi work together to convince the villagers that economically, it would be great to have a highway go through the village, while working together have them fall in love...

Also, it would have been more believable if Jhanvi were to have learnt a trade like embroidery of sarees, show that she had that in her blood because Surya traded in bandhni sarees...

Originally posted by: Kruthika.N

Soooo true... just when you think that the current track is the stupidest yet, another one pops up! I dont even know where to start with this idiotic track... every angle every scene makes no sense.

btw Madhu, I dont think they have any brains to place on shelves... those brains left the building a long time ago!

The creatives wanted to show that Jhanvi only knows dancing and nothing else..hence the storyline picked up from the movie...theyr r too lazy to scratch their heads and think otherwise😳