Garam phulkas?

Originally posted by: fast trak

The way Anuradha was saying that she cannot eat with her family bec its her duty to give them garam phulkas first. Does it mean that only such a lady is the perfect mother/wife

I dont think so. I feel bonding is developed better when the family eats together ....inc the wife. Anuradha was trying to be over bhartiya and over pativrata and in the bargain she fell flat on her face. Pooja seemed a better mother who has trained her kids in the basic smartness on how to deal with people rather than just make and feed hot rotis.😆

Originally posted by: pratts

I agree. The way she kept on about garam phulkas, it was as if it is the only meaning to her existence. There is nothing about mrs. nigam other than garam phulkas. in all fairness, i too love giving my husband hot rotis to eat even as I cook--they taste just too good, but it is not all the time only if he is getting late or something in the morning, but otherwise he hates it and even though I offer, would rather wait till all the cooking is done and then sit ot eat. So Mr. Nigam should also discourage his wife from doing so and tell her that he would rather eat with her. The way they were behaving and eating laddoos for breakfast--I wonder which year are they living in.😕