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Posted: 14 years ago
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Originally posted by: psarada

Hi all,

This is my first post ever in Pavitra Rishta forum. I can't help but wonder how all of Ekta Kapoor's serial do nothing but just reinforce the stereotypes like the daughter should be always giving one, and dare she even think of anything other than her family albeit like Varsha then she is doomed to suffer. I mean in which era are we living. Why can't the girl choose a career and have kids too. A lot of women do that in India. But I guess Ekta Kapoor doesn't know that. More than anything I hate the way they are showing Savita emotionally blackmailing Manav. I mean that is the height of stupidity they are showing here. How can a mother blackmail her son saying that he has to leave his wife in order to be with her. I just feel that these things give wrong idea to the society and people feel that it is okay and acceptable for a mother to emotional blackmail her son. I know my mother-in-law who does the same way with my husband. Every time it always has to be her point of view and her wish and to top it she always compares the daughter-in-law to the serial's sacrificing heroine. At this point I really hate Ekta kapoor's point of view and her way of story telling. I would be happy if Ekta shows Savita is wrong this time and that would be redemption for a lot of daughter-in-laws.

Agree with you totally especially about a woman having kids and a career too!!!!
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Posted: 14 years ago
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To add to the list of stereotypes in all these serials, I hate the stereotypes about Joint families too. Like if a guy stays with his parents, it is good, but if he lives in another house and maintains a great relationship it is bad!! What a bunch of cr*p. Also hate the girl being looked at as a Paraya Dhan. I think it is as much a GIRL'S duty to look after her parents as is the guy's duty to take care of his!

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