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yeah, i think i'd hav to agree with the two of u on this, it's every where, be it India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, or the US, i'm originally frm Pakistan, but hav been living in the US for past 2 yrs nw, i was 17 then; and yeah i have noticed tht people r the same no matter where u go, it's jx tht Americans don't showcase it, n Pakistani media can't hide it (i do not mean tht they should hide the reality, but namak mirch laga ke tarka daalke batana alag baat hai)Originally posted by: babloo_mka
Completely agree with Roopal.
We see this in society already and to have this shown in a serial is giving these issues more awareness. A lot of times people just dismiss this or sweep this under the rug not wanting to talk about it. We have a whole bunch of hypocrites out there but the problem is no want wants to talk about it, we see it but don't really acknowledge it's full existence. Seeing it and showing the effects of it on all the different characters will broaden the minds of people as a lot of people might just know one side of story and they'll believe whatever they hear rather than analyzing both sides of the story.I live in Vancouver, BC and even in overseas I do see this, it's so common here yet a lot of people don't want to admit it. It's a bit taboo to talk about so I'm glad that at least a serial is going to tackles these norms in society which we might all agree should no longer exist. It's illegal and its morally wrong but sadly it is still quite prevalent even overseas.