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niharika

@nihamrm

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Posted: 13 years ago

#21

thanx for sharing the article dear

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Laila Banu

@Laila2009

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Posted: 13 years ago

#22

Originally posted by: eshasrk

@ red bold: I so agree with you...Finally someone said it right in the face 👏. The entire apology was half baked and not satisfying at all...
What will make Zoya fall in love with Asad...up till now there is no solid reason, instead Asad has most of the times behaved in a rather rude, humiliating way with her.
I can live with it if the writers still show Asad really repenting and guilt eating him and afterwards apologize wholeheartedly to Zoya...at least after the culprit is caught, they can show that...or during their teaming to find the culprit...

Thanks for sharing this article and it's so true

Prior to all of this there was not reason and now there is even less.

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nebuna

@nebuna

Sparkler

Posted: 13 years ago

#23

Originally posted by: -purnima-

Of course there have been some twists in the tale too. Like some physical violence on the way to love on screen

In Qubool Hai, the male lead slaps the heroine in a fit of blind rage and she accepts it calmly. Sure, a half-baked and half-hearted apology comes from him, but the simpering lady has already moved on from the 'slap'.

the editor needs an applause 👏
for stating the facts to the point loud and clear
without any justification and excuses or rather explanations
good that the media points out the physical violence on so called progressive shows