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Thanks, Nithya. I agree that etiquette is totally lacking here. How can Suja read a lawyer's notice or any letter intended for someone else? Parthi's behaviour also shows utter lack of decorum and, incidentally, there should be decorum between spouses too. Parthi cannot stomach Anandhi questioning him about his movements and yet he can ask her intrusive questions about her family (Gaya, Elango, etc). Such behaviour is shocking in a man who claims to have lived "in foreign".
Btw, when will our scriptwriters learn that "foreign" is an adjective and not a noun. It is always a "in a foreign country/s" or "in a foreign land/s", never "in foreign".
Thanks, Nithya. I agree that etiquette is totally lacking here. How can Suja read a lawyer's notice or any letter intended for someone else? Parthi's behaviour also shows utter lack of decorum and, incidentally, there should be decorum between spouses too. Parthi cannot stomach Anandhi questioning him about his movements and yet he can ask her intrusive questions about her family (Gaya, Elango, etc). Such behaviour is shocking in a man who claims to have lived "in foreign".
Btw, when will our scriptwriters learn that "foreign" is an adjective and not a noun. It is always a "in a foreign country/s" or "in a foreign land/s", never "in foreign".