Oh Gosh, Sulochana!!!

Regardless of how annoyed and angry you may be at someone, who shouts like that in a temple?

Couldn't sulochana (or the CVs) or whoever came up with that scene think of some better place for showing that conversation between Sulo and Savita?

I mean no one would want 2 women shouting and arguing in a temple like that. Any sane person in his/her right mind would not do that.

I'm sure bappa would have CLOSED his hears.

Such crap plots/storylines and scenes is giving PR good ratings. Wow!!!!

How can we even think of our TV channels and production houses raising their standards and giving us good stories? Its quite obvious that a vast majority (at least folsk who make up those TRPs) feeds on such crap and utterly atrocious scenes and stories.

My God Mohini you hit the nail dear...Even road would have been better place for the 2 elderly woman to meet and have this heated debate but Bappa's place..Poor Bappa how much will he take..Cant PR V's /Ekta spare our dear God...Bappa surely would have closed his ears..

The Sulochana character is driving me nuts. Wish they get rid of her asap.

I can understand Sulochana's grievances but she is old enough to have greater self control and to know when and where to speak. I would have through she would have caught Savita on the day of the revalation and given her a earful... but i guess by doing this, the CVs can increase episodes!!

Actually it was the right place to make someone realise their mistakes.
But maybe Sulochana should keep her voice down a little bit.
Look at Savita..she was looking at Bappa after Sulochana left.
That's the perfect view..to realise her sins.

Originally posted by: Jaishankar

My God Mohini you hit the nail dear...Even road would have been better place for the 2 elderly woman to meet and have this heated debate but Bappa's place..Poor Bappa how much will he take..Cant PR V's /Ekta spare our dear God...Bappa surely would have closed his ears..

I know, right. At least, she could have shown some consideration for other devotees and people who visit the temple to pray and not to listen to someone's rant.