What are your thoughts on Naari Raksha?

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Abena Motianim

@Minionite

Channel Moderator

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Team Silver Trio

Posted: 12 years ago

Okay I know we're all angry with the plots, the investigation, the team distribution, and all...but we're always angry with that. I want to know what you actually think about the series in a whole. I mean, what do you think of the messages they are trying to send.

In the first episode we saw the story of human trafficking of women and a message was given to us. In the second episode we saw the story of educating women in villages. And in today's episode we saw the story of domestic violence. Each episode tried to send a message and to some extent it was very good as well. At least the message was sent properly I feel to some extent.

What do you guys think?

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Reshma

@Reshh16

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Posted: 12 years ago

What i feel about this is the plot and investigation is quite immature but the message as you said was tried to convey in a goo way...😊.the series can be a real success if the plot and investigation are brought out more sensibly without leaving any loopholes to tread on and going thro the case from beginning till the end.. as of this week's episode..i felt yesterday's was the best because in today's world i think this is still prevalent...the msg in the 1st one was that women are honored in the country and severe penalty awaits for those trafficking women...the 2nd one told abt women education which is happening..women are educated everywhere and some fields are dominated by women.so i felt that was unnecessary...i liked the way the msg was conveyed yestrday by saying that whoevr tortures women are sure to be a victim of severe punishment...
Overall it was oook...😊

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astonish

@astonish

Sparkler

Posted: 12 years ago

It was a horrible series... What Naari Raksha????

All the criminal's were Naari... May be the series should have been named... Nar Raksha from Naari... because in every case.men were found dead more than women.. and the murderer was a women...😆

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Srishti

@Srishti.

Dazzler

Posted: 12 years ago

dude all i have to say is those epis are not well written🤢(NO OFFENCE)
the story was not so interesting and friday's and saturdays episodes were related in a way to naari raksha but i felt sundays episode went off that topic
I was expecting more😊
It seemed ordinary CID not any special series😕

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visrom

@visrom

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Posted: 12 years ago

I didnt see anything related to Naari raksha. It was like any normal episodes...even there they are giving lectures about naari samman from the time Nirbhaya incident happened...so...big deal...the title of Naari raksha made it more stupid as criminals were women and our lady cops were hardly seen. We could gave digested these better if the naari tag were not there.

Edited by visrom - 12 years ago

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Srishti

@Srishti.

Dazzler

Posted: 12 years ago

Originally posted by: visrom
I didnt see anything related to Naari raksha. It was like any normal episodes...even there they are giving lectures about naari samman from the time Nirbhaya incident happened...so...big deal...the title of Naari raksha made it more stupid as criminals were women and our lady cops were hardly seen. We could gave digested these better if the naari tag were not there.

exactly di
just what i wanted to say😉

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Suhaani/Drilabh (CID/MJHT)

@Drilabh_Suhaani

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Posted: 12 years ago

Naari means woman. They should have concentrated on the basic qualities of women instead of giving bhashans and making women criminals. Women can be bad, but in today's context, they should have singularly sent out a big message- Come Women. Fight for Your Rights.

Well I have so so many opinions, but right now am not in a mood for my own bhashan.

The Naari series was a misnomer. As Vis said, why tag it as Naari spcl? No women cops, no strong concepts, no strong impact- only bhashan bhashan...

Arre karke dekhao! Baatein se nahi hota!!

Cant believe this very same production house made Women related Classics like Cry For Help, Dying Statement, Dowry Death (1998), the Serial Killings, Vanishing Lady (the concern for a woman), Amnesia Patient (Sensitive handling of a woman despite initial doubts), the unknown gilr (Searching for a woman in need), Comatose Victim (Not comatose killer) (the manhunt for fiance who dared to kill an innocent girl), Body in a suitcase, Poison in the Nail, Case of body transplants (the serial killer was targeting women donors), Mystery of room 17, Mystery of Dead passenger (Girls were targeted by killer), Ek Lapata Ladki (A girl in danger being searched for wt concern),... All these were about various women related issues, so wonderfully handled, with great sensitivity...

And the female cops in these named cases did their bits as well...

THIS IS NAARI SHAKTI AND NAARI RAKSHA, FW! I am showing your very own examples.

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Debasree

@debasree04

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Posted: 12 years ago

As far i feel the message which FW want to sent to us is okay but the way it is shown is not okay at all...moreover what everyone says that its not naari rakshajust a normal cases...

@suhaani well said 👏

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Roopal Gupta

@..Roopal..

Trailblazer

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Posted: 12 years ago

the issues raised were truly nice...but their way of narrating them was horrible...i don't think it helped in any way with awareness...the cases were so dull..