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Originally posted by: RandomSquared
i think they needed to show asad realizing not that he was wrong for blaming zoya but rather realizing "oh my god, i actually hit her, what have i become?" but they didnt show that. and now they are just going to act as tho it didnt happen.this has nothing to do with any social message as people seem to think, its just really bad story telling
Originally posted by: shaz2009
I wouldn't have had such a problem if they were to address the isssue in the right way, to give out the right message of awareness,with the current state of affairs in India...that's the least they could have done,to show that these things do happen in reality but you dnt have to put up with it,a stand can be taken.At the very least Zoya should have been shown to take a firmer stand in voicing her opinions too of her treatment as she has sbeen portrayed as a stong,independant women and not a woman who is helpess,meak and shy or scared of what societey has to say, and ASad defo, could have been shown to feel more remorseful and ashamed at what he did.It would have been more understandable if Asad was to be shown as the more grey character from the beginning,one who had issues,who wasn't the ideal man that a woman would love due to his bad habits and ways...then comes Zoya's entry in his life and then you know the rest...love changes him for the better.Here we have had Asad from the beginning to be shown as disciplined,well mannered,a man of principles,who's had a very good upbringing by a lovely,doting mother...etc,etc...so to have a man such as this behave with that level of aggression is what I'm finding a little hard to digest as it does seem out of place going by the picture we had painted of him going by his initial character sketch.
Having said all that doesn't mean that I have lost total interest in the show as there is quite a lot going on in the show other than the love story ,and the supporting cast all are an tremendous bunch of talent and I am finding Razia's character really inetersting and intriguing...the actress playing it is doing a brilliant job as the shows vampy and this show still has a long way to go as it's still early day.
Originally posted by: mallik4ever
Agree - this is reality still in India. I think a lot of viewers based outside India find it very hard to digest/connect. The whole Haseena bhi's family taunting nukhat about her skin color is also very much reality. Irrespective of how educated the bride is, Indians are still obsessed about skin color.
And yes - loving the story line. I think balika vadhu is also one serial where the story telling has been at its best - no wonder ppl love it.
Originally posted by: S.Stephy
Actually, I wouldn't have minded if they depicted the slap issue as an unacceptable reality... that this happens in real life but is not acceptable among civilized people. But by just casually brushing away this issue, they have made it seem like it is no big deal if it happens; it almost seems to be portrayed as an acceptable reality.
Originally posted by: Laila2009
Isn't it scary that women don't speak up? And isn't the show reinforcing that it is OK not to speak up because I did not see her say anything to him that it was not OK for him to slap her. A production house has a huge responsibility not perpetrate any myth or belief that if a man loves you he has the right to slap you, that he has a haq over you to treat you this way. Neither a friendship or love can be healthy that is built on this type of relationship. Too many impressionable young females watch this show and will simply have the belief reinforced that this was all acceptable. If my boyfriend is cute and he does this - he must love me..
When he comes to apologize and this is romanticized further...that is all the more dangerous. This is even more so when we the young woman brush this off as normal, joke about it and carry on as business as usual giving the person an open invitation to treat them this way again.Sure it is a show...but in the world of media, the media has such a powerful influence. We have enough studies that have been published since the advent to films and tv to show that what is presented can change and/or reinforce thoughts and belief systems.