Originally posted by: kshreya2002
methinks the main difference b/w this show and others is the tone. the makers tone here is 'see this is what all anandi, gehna or suguna is missing...dont let this happen to ur child'. whereas the tone in other shows is glorification of doormat behavior in women. when sadhna in bidaai tolerates her mother's or aunt's taunts without uttering a word it is supposed to show the patience of an indian woman. same for radhika in choti bahu whose whole life is dedicated to sacrificing for her near and dear ones. that is supposed to her greatness. so in other words a woman should tolerate all sorts of insults heaped on her for no fault of hers and eventually one day the lord will take pity and make things right for her
Excellent point you've made!👍🏼
For me personally....BV is a cut above for this reason as well as the overall treatment of the show.....the actors are all top notch and they elevate the already well written scenes even more....the direction is fantastic as well....I don't think I can really say that for any other show on air currently.
Regarding the message of this show....I think MonMad said it perfectly....one shouldn't realistically expect this show to be a documentary on abolishing child marriage....it basically provides food for though to the viewers on this subject while maintaining the entertainment aspect that a show needs to as well.....the issues are touched upon but not in an 'in your face' manner....it's done subtly....to give ppl something to think about without necessarily preaching to them....as for the 'solutions' to the various problems faced by the female protagonists in this show like Anandi, Sugna, Gehna....I do agree that they could do a better job of showing those rather than making their problems more convoluted.....but overall I love the treatment of this show.