Everywhere spandex

Originally posted by: momma1128

I would like to know what kind of an office are they trying to portray. ASR is supposed to be this no nonsense type boss. Fine, he works in fashion, textiles, whatever. The dress code is not going to be the same as a bank. I think we are all smart enough to realize that. But quite frankly, there is not a modicum of professionalism in that office - except for ASR and the men. Why are the men in the fashion house not dressed in tight jeans and tight t shirts? Why is it the women are portrayed not only as high school mean girls but are dressed in clothes I last saw at night clubs on South Beach?

I love the chemistry between Arnav and Khushi. I understand the need to show how naive Khushi is about the ways of the "modern, western" world. But honestly, I am sick of the western world and its influence being shown like this. And quite frankly, I am put off by the production house making Khushi out to be some kind of ditz who sucked up a canister of 'laughing' gas at the dentist being lead by Pam and Sim, more affectionately called Dumb and Dumber. If Khushi is always trying to be filmy, I don't understand why this office is a surprise to her.

ArHi scenes are coming and I am holding on for those. I am just going to have to block out the disco that they are calling an office.

sidenote - does anyone else think that this episode is loosely based on The Devil Wears Prada?

Originally posted by: momma1128

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The bright color of their minis is offset by their bare shoulders, backs and legs. So, on a fabric per yard basis, Khushi is louder. 😆

If I ever showed up to work like this pack of ding dongs - I would have put my bag down in my office and then would have had Human Resources be my next stop, with my boss showing me the way.