The Strip Challenge N Ladies' Blush

Wish to speak my view about the boys vs. girls in the "strip challenge"… Happily DMG is not the pioneer in giving this concept… The strip challenge btw gender, a brand old concept, very very beautifully visualized!!! in many Bollywood, Kollywood, Tollywood movies, no idea if any other wood need to be added, is this concept intelligibly acknowledgeable? Doesn't this concept arouse women kind to raise question about chauvinism? In the first place, what is the necessity to put forth such a challenge, when the entire human community is aware of the ethical etiquettes delineating the dress code for men n women… Does this challenge by men, position them in a place of higher value or raises them to laudable gentleman status??!!!

N the phrase used in the episode here, "Ladikyon ki tara sharamagya kya?" k… k… So what if all the ladies on Earth decide to give up the necessary values regarding the 'sharam'… Yes, even the shyness/ blush/ sharam of ladies has got a value, the modesty is glorified as long as the women folk decide to respect the virtuousness n purity of mind… N blush / shyness at appropriate time, place is in their nature, a feeling… (I needn't elaborate this, I guess, quite understandable…) What if women decide not to respect such a nature of theirs? Then what balance, ethical values, ideologies will be left behind on Earth? Won't the entire human race will just become a power savvy, money making machines? Only desires will be left without luv… Yes, we all are after money n power, but that alone is not enough for a happy life, also need someone to hold your hand n say, "am there for u…" N i believe 'ladikyon ki sharam' is not a matter of mockery… We need to keep intact certain ethical ideologies n relationship values for the world to spin around blissfully…

P.S : As for DMG, the entire episode was hilarious – hot except for the 'strip challenge' concept… N definitely 'Talli Ridz' is a cool thing n not the issue am talking about here…

Luv

Yami.

Originally posted by: simplyshraddha

i wanna ask 1 ques to ridz now:-
ab striptease karte hue aapki bhartiya nari image kaha chali gayi riddhimaji😆😆😆???

hey yamzieeeeeeeeee.....*hugs*...dear where u disappered..?? gud to see u bak wid a bang...!!!

i seriously tell u....i have given up hopes for even getting a better entertainment frm dis show...i cud never get gud...comparison cant be made wid wat was before....i have stopped thinking loggically abt dis crap...so m done wid watever was seen..!!!!...jst watching becoz damn addiction....lol..even rehab cant work wid dis..!!!...lol....n cvs cant think except d stolen concepts......

Originally posted by: shihij07

di!!!!!!! you know i was waiting for your post and i am extremely apologetic that i was unable to reply to your last post!!!!!!
now coming back to your topic, i absloutely agree to whatever you say.
earlier, when riddhima got drunk twice, it was her childish innocence, her naughtiness, her deep love for armaan which made me adore her, although she was drunk and personally i don't like woman drinking but here she did it without any silly bet. first time it was a mistake and second time a rather forced challenge she took voluntarily.
but she respected her ethics and this strip tease act did not sound good.
i believe woman empowerment or strength needs much serious and mature inputs rather then such embarrassing challenges.
i think the coyness and shyness in a girl are wonderful attributes of feminism. they make woman adorable, beautiful and respectful.
with this i don't mean to say that woman who are not shy, are not worth any respect but demure and srong minded girls have their own beauty.
the way riddhima blushed earlier just made her character charming and wonderful. and its a gift of god. i think certainly a great feminist character which would not suit men😆 so better keep it alive and intact where it belongs to.
wonderful post yami di!
love and hugs!!!!!!!!!!❤️🤗

Originally posted by: prerna4rishav

Awesummm post Tusthi... I find u a neutral viewer, hence whatever I will write, is from a neutral POV as well😳 thanks for the comment.. :-)

Personally, I dont like the strip dancing of gals.. I am kinda tradition girl and I go with oldage Indian heritage and tradition.. there is a kahaavat -- Shaaram ladkiyon ke gehne hote hai.. am hearing this saying for the first time n luv it, beautifully said n i think i find it believable lol like u... Erm I believe that😊 Hence, the whole Strip dancing for gals is not acceptable for me.. 😊 yes girls can prove their calibre in various other righteous fields...

But now coming to DMG -- I think it was something more than JUST a Strip-dancing.. We all know Ridz's mental and marital condition lately.. And everytime she tries to talk with her husband, everytime she tries to make it right, Sid unsettles everything.. And it is Sid who has been dominating their relationship so far.. When Sid wanted, they were happy.. when Sid was upset, they were sad.. This can make any wife mad at her husband, specially when it's on the verge of forever separation.. Had it been any normal party or dance, Ridz wont have accepted the challenge and proceed with that.. But this time, she is kinda desperate to prove Sid wrong.. That is her priority.. To show him that he can not be right everytime.. Moreover, she is DRUNK😆.. The frustration regarding her relationship with Sid, Sid's behavior and everything was vented out through that dance.. Rather than a dance, it seemed more of a protest to me.. It was a SAD and devastated rebellion Riddhima.. Who is desperate to set everything normal in her life but is unable to do so.. as for the drunken ridz it was cool n not the first time such scenes are aired in silver screen.. n as for ur point it is fair, but things could hav made personalised b/w the two... n as i said am jus emphasisng the point about the strip challenge for girls is odd, doesn't make sense...

Hence.. that is.. for a change, is acceptable to me😛