Anmol... Reasons... - Page 2

Originally posted by: SPN_JD_Addicted

I am thinking that Ranvir and Anmol(if it is his name) were friends and Ranvir had a n accident and he was worried abt Ragini so he sent his friend to take care of her and must have mentioned the special name.But he wrongly misjudged Rags if he thought that name and that too with a new face would make her happy.All this speculation of course.How tacky is that.Of all names,only ANMOL?

Originally posted by: Ice-Thinker

If its about the society then yeah ... but if its about the person then NO ...

Indian soceity always was structured that way ... new influences have changed things alot ... but usually in the Metros ... not in the interior (major) part of India.

And its all subjective also ... if you study the rural Indian ... while remarriage for women is considered shameful ... there are places where its common.

Its a complex study ... which needs more research ... and its so subjective that it becomes very tough to generalise ...

However, common beliefs do suggest what you are saying 😊

Originally posted by: reguser

@Bold - So true. It is difficult to get adjusted with somone else all of a sudden.

Regarding YRF shows (sorry mods..... but have to mention for comparison...please forgive us...), they do depict independent women. Rishta.com is one of my fav. serial. The end of season 1 is simply superb. I dont watch other YRF shows (Mahi way, seven, powder) regularly. Rishta was superb. However, though these serials depict independent women and open mindedness, I feel some times, they are too open about a man-woman relationship 😆 That means, when many of the typical shows are showing one extreme, these shows portray another extreme. We actually need a balance between these two extremes.

Really sorry mods for continuing this, but I just have to say Rishta.Com is a class above any other show currently on air on Indian TV. But at the end of the day, Indian audience is too used to saas-bahu stuff, sari-clad pati-vrata sacrificing queens that it's hard to accept other things. RC is aimed at urban audiences, it's a modern show, depicting life as it is nowadays in urban cities atleast. The core however is the oldest and purest tradition of marriage..The cases that come are cases that everybody can relate to--they are stories of every household. And yes they are open about a man-woman relationship, but isn't that how things are becoming nowadays too atleast in metropolitan cities like Delhi and Mumbai?

Originally posted by: chocolover89

Really sorry mods for continuing this, but I just have to say Rishta.Com is a class above any other show currently on air on Indian TV. But at the end of the day, Indian audience is too used to saas-bahu stuff, sari-clad pati-vrata sacrificing queens that it's hard to accept other things. RC is aimed at urban audiences, it's a modern show, depicting life as it is nowadays in urban cities atleast. The core however is the oldest and purest tradition of marriage..The cases that come are cases that everybody can relate to--they are stories of every household. And yes they are open about a man-woman relationship, but isn't that how things are becoming nowadays too atleast in metropolitan cities like Delhi and Mumbai?

I guess seeing such things on TV in the US on a daily basis leaves me unaffected with the openness of relationships in YRF shows. Also, the screenplay, dialogues, and acting of Rishta is just so amazing that I just don't even think about anything else, but I completely understand your point..

Originally posted by: reguser

Yes, RC is simply superb. Acting, script, plot and each of the different cases and the way they are handled.....everything is perfect. It is not just a comedy serial, instead it is a total entertainment package with comedy, story, values, love, frienship and many more. Though personally, I didnt have problems watching the openness in man-woman relation, I feel it is bit difficult to watch with children (young ones those who are in pre-teens or early teens like mine 😆).

By the way, after writing the last post on RC, I saw your signature 😆 Totally agree with it...

@bold I totally understand!