Pratigya doesn't make fun of Krishna's illiteracy - Page 22

Originally posted by: SonyaBlade

OMG....Did you guys notice AGAIN in today's episode Shakti brought up the whole being educated thing again. I mean seriously, once again just because Pratigya speaks the truth and speaks up she gets slapped in the face |(figuratively speaking) every time. She could say so much MORE.....and you can even tell that she wants to say everythign that's on her mind but NO.....she addresses her Sasurji respectfully and what does she get in return...NOTHING!! just insults.

This is the Thakur family...a family that only knows how to bring people DOWN......

I hope Aman brings some happiness into Pratigya's life.....by freeing her dad....but maybe they'll have to work on the case together or something and spend sometime together and then Krishna will realize what a gem he has for a wife.

Sonyblade, thanks for bringing back the core issue of this post. There is no comparison of the behaviors, slang's and taunts that every member of this Thakur clan utters time and again as compared to Pratigya's behavior towards them. Reasons no one knows how to read or write or even have gone beyond fifth standard, so clearly lack of education kept them form developing even the basic norms of decent conversation. This lack of education is causing them complexes, and much to often every one taunts Pratigya because she is educated, this only shows how much inferiority complex could put unparr into an abusive mode whenever confronted . Prats never mentioned her education or taunted Krishna for his lack of education.

Yes I am very much looking forward towards Aman - Partigya - Krishna interaction during this trial
proceedings, I wish as shown in the Proms she opens the proceedings and Krishna on her side, and Aman to join a little later when judge refuses to allow Prats to continue since she is not a lawyer. Krishna Seeing the fruits of education should admire Pratigya and should stop taunting her for being educated in future, this also show him that when it matters education helps and starts to think about learning a few things like being able write at least and do something of his own then relying only on his father's wealth to support his wife.

Originally posted by: SAM2U

Sonyblade, thanks for bringing back the core issue of this post. There is no comparison of the behaviors, slang's and taunts that every member of this Thakur clan utters time and again as compared to Pratigya's behavior towards them. Reasons no one knows how to read or write or even have gone beyond fifth standard, so clearly lack of education kept them form developing even the basic norms of decent conversation. This lack of education is causing them complexes, and much to often every one taunts Pratigya because she is educated, this only shows how much inferiority complex could put unparr into an abusive mode whenever confronted . Prats never mentioned her education or taunted Krishna for his lack of education.

Yes I am very much looking forward towards Aman - Partigya - Krishna interaction during this trial
proceedings, I wish as shown in the Proms she opens the proceedings and Krishna on her side, and Aman to join a little later when judge refuses to allow Prats to continue since she is not a lawyer. Krishna Seeing the fruits of education should admire Pratigya and should stop taunting her for being educated in future, this also show him that when it matters education helps and starts to think about learning a few things like being able write at least and do something of his own then relying only on his father's wealth to support his wife.

Sam ,

When did this air ?? I seem to have missed it ? Do you have the link ??

Originally posted by: meerag

Tanthya,

What I am saying that in India girls still are blamed for things that are not their fault. I still remember my high school headmaster telling us that "if a leaf fall in a thorn or a thorn falls on a leaf its the leaf that always feels the pain.' If a girl reports a crime against her the society instead of supporting her and trying to get her jusice blame her. I just feel like its high time this mentality changed. If anyone were to hurt my daughters I will use all my resourses to get justice for them.

@SonyaBlade, I am sorry I know that this is out of topic but I just had to reply.

Meera ,

Not only in India ..but this subtle discrimination is prevalent all over the world..it is all the more noticeable in India for it is very crude ...while in US...there is an unacknowledged Glass ceiling for working women in the job sector or if she does make it big then there is always an insinuation that her climb was thru the bed room route ..or even in date rapes, it is always hinted that the girl led him on...and in somalia..Girls are mutilated for men's pleasure ...

what I am trying to say is A single individual [Be it male or female ] cannot fight on his/her own in the current situation without any backing.., if they try to do so..then the system will crush them..they will need their fmly support, community support or at least media to back them up...

remember the recent verdict on a model's murder, the verdict swung in favor of a powerful man's son [despite the whole family fighting for justice ] but it was the hue and cry of the society plus the outrage of the media that forced the court to re-evaluate the case and change the verdict..

Originally posted by: MERARAI

Why, where, when, which, what fight? Bolbo! Kuch samaj mei nahi Aa raha hai beta! The heat is getting to me in more ways than one.🥱

Just Check Meerg's Post ...I was just expressing my POV re her post..

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Till then closing this topic.