sensitive issues

jyotj is and was always dealing wid societal evils-first-marital abuse(sushma vs brij)-then issues of neglected and discarded children-(shishu bhavan) and now male impotence(sumer)-fantastic-hope they take this sensitive issue and tackle it with discreet-showing how always the woman is the sufferer even whe she isnt the causal party and also hope they show medical proofs regarding such issues-kudos for jyoti team for bringing at this juncture such an effective but important issue.👏

Jyoti had also shown many other issues such as Multiple Personality Disorder. Partiality towards male child, Acceptance of 2nd marriage . etc

the show does start wid fantastic issues bt then the problem is wid the execution..the whole track goes haywire after sum time..esp like the saintness conversion of brij..and jyoti being shuffled btwn being a self respecting person and a doormat..what is the point of touching upon sensitive issues and then finally ending up making a spoof out of it??

Originally posted by: anu rulz

the show does start wid fantastic issues bt then the problem is wid the execution..the whole track goes haywire after sum time..esp like the saintness conversion of brij..and jyoti being shuffled btwn being a self respecting person and a doormat..what is the point of touching upon sensitive issues and then finally ending up making a spoof out of it??

Some of the episodes brought up good potential solutions as laid out by Sarika & Ritu, particularly Sarika. I would have preferred Sushma's baby being adopted by Sarika & her hubby, & Brij dying unsung, instead of Kabir intervening and ending up in Sushma re-marrying that jerk. Similarly, Ritu raised a good issue of women raising children themselves, and a logical conclusion to that might have been Jyoti giving her baby away to Pankaj (like Swara plans to to Aditya in Swarvagun Sampan) and then marrying Kabir, instead of getting it stolen from her in an accident.

And if the show is, through Jyoti, trying to send a message that it's wrong for an adult male to live away from his family (e.g. Uday, Kabir), then this show has it bass ackwards. Such a message would make it a retrograde show, rather than one inspiring societal reform.

Originally posted by: Vrisha

Some of the episodes brought up good potential solutions as laid out by Sarika & Ritu, particularly Sarika. I would have preferred Sushma's baby being adopted by Sarika & her hubby, & Brij dying unsung, instead of Kabir intervening and ending up in Sushma re-marrying that jerk. Similarly, Ritu raised a good issue of women raising children themselves, and a logical conclusion to that might have been Jyoti giving her baby away to Pankaj (like Swara plans to to Aditya in Swarvagun Sampan) and then marrying Kabir, instead of getting it stolen from her in an accident.

And if the show is, through Jyoti, trying to send a message that it's wrong for an adult male to live away from his family (e.g. Uday, Kabir), then this show has it bass ackwards. Such a message would make it a retrograde show, rather than one inspiring societal reform.

Well Said Vrisha :)

well nowadayz the show is focusing on the issues of the women's rights & the behaviour done towards her😳i'm proud of jyoti that at least now she's stood up completely & is fighting against it👍🏼 & it's not only the bhashans but real action!👍🏼 i hope jyoti wins this battle she has started against the evil sisodia family members...

I agree with u Vic-rocks, Jyoti is doing great with her new found confidence, I hope the CVs don't disappointing us this time around and repeat the whole Jyoti-Pankaj drama again. At this point she needs Kabir's support to move forward and bring this abuse issue into light....Husbands like Sumer belong to jail.