Livid. Fuming. Rage. - Page 9

Originally posted by: nikolai_gogol

Advise to use remote?😆 Do do you think the country that you live in is perfect? You don't stop living in your country na? Then why debate topics? Or do you take everything in spirit?

Originally posted by: Rockerchic

I really need to sleep now. Such a wonderful debate here. I will catch up with it tomorrow and reply. Good night!

Originally posted by: Rockerchic

But thats the difficult bit isn't it? Im shallow enough to continue watching because i enjoy romance

Originally posted by: Rockerchic

Not Asad.

Me.

I can't even frame a coherent post right now.

Gul, you said you always wanted to have darker story line.

Wish puri hui?

Ab kush ho?

You couldn't do it on before so you did with QH.

Finally.

What a relief it must be for you. *claps*

This isn't about Asad's anger being justified.

A man under no circumstance has a right to lift his hand on a woman.

You could have used words. The crudest of abuses. Anything.

But physical violence. Not done.

If people accept this, it shows how repressed our society is. And that really pains me.

In any case, it's a daily soap right? I'm obviously taking things too seriously. But right now I'm livid and after all as per logic anything goes when someone is angry right? So me hating is totally justified. *roll's eyes*

Please spare me the Asad is justified because Dilshad is dying defence.

I'm not questioning the anger or Asad, I'm questioning the screenplay.

-RC

Originally posted by: madmaxine

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Endnote: Allah Miyan and Devi Maiyya were sitting at a bar (in Gujarat, so they were drinking virgin Pina Coladas-don't get your panties in a twist). All off a sudden they heard a loud noise.

"What's that?" asked Allah Miyan.

"What's wrong with you?," said Devi Maiyya smiling at him. "It's Babaji, guffawing at us from television afterlife."

"You're in limbo,

I'm in hell.

He's the only one for whom it ended well!"

Originally posted by: madmaxine

Hey RC!

I don't actually watch this show (too many issues with the PH that I haven't gotten over yet) but I did watch a few scenes of Asad and Zoya on youtube out of sheer curiosity. I logged in today to see your post and some others. Made me curious enough to watch that scene. Needless to say I gagged. But the problem I think is exactly what you've said in bold. (Not the you're shallow part, that we all are😊). But the other bit.

The issue is that desi TV has zilch to offer. Zilch. And so we have to watch whatever tripe passess for entertainment. That Indian TV show makers like Gul Khan and company have no soul or creativity is well established. I wish they'd stop saying things like they want to depict strong Muslim women through their shows, though. I have some strong, erudite, educated young Muslim female friends and I am outraged on behalf of them all. Just say outright that you're making a bullshit soap opera with a so-called "dark" hero and a bubbly young heroine, only this time the setting is a Muslim family. The rest is all ctrl c, ctrl v.

So, the question is this: I'm sure he's going to regret hitting her and all that. (like someone said, he'll probably burn his hand on a candle, as if that bit of irrational behavior can make up for his wrongdoings). Is she supposed to fall in love with this guy after this behavior? Really? Way to depict a strong, modern Muslim woman!

Endnote: Allah Miyan and Devi Maiyya were sitting at a bar (in Gujarat, so they were drinking virgin Pina Coladas-don't get your panties in a twist). All off a sudden they heard a loud noise.

"What's that?" asked Allah Miyan.

"What's wrong with you?," said Devi Maiyya smiling at him. "It's Babaji, guffawing at us from television afterlife."

"You're in limbo,

I'm in hell.

He's the only one for whom it ended well!"