Burning Your Hands for Eight Seconds - Page 5

Originally posted by: ttt1

hey

but for the sake of arguments , in the real context doesnt all the people who resolve to domestic violence and abusing their wife have a valid reason which they strongly believe is right

helplessness

unwillingness to listen

strong belief that what one thinks is right and finally show the man power dominate the woman physically

but yes the show was never meant to be flowers and a chocolate hero , the show begin with paro's dream of rudra burning her

so i guess that is the premise of the show , a not correct hero

Originally posted by: Semanti

Was just going to say. Props to Ashish for being so successfully lecherous. As a traditional male lead, that contrast between desirable-in-a-broken-way, and repulsive-in-a-pervy-way-- that shizz is not easy.

And to still hold audience interest and sympathy! (although the hair flying in the wind does help)

Originally posted by: CravingKhana

@ Sunara

interesting you bought up the tie her to the pole and break her bones...

if she were male that would exactly be the torture she would have got ..

whichever way i think its torture and in many ways this is the worse of the two...driving her to the point of wanting to kill herself and yet no being able to do so for fear of what will happen after ...

(most prisoners have the option of ending it before they speak)

Originally posted by: shreya_rc

and diya why dont u see the plight of the man who has his position, his job -- the identity which is the lifesaving oxygen to him,at a stake while he knows ( and we know very well too) that the allegations are false, whatever he had done was need of the hour, that all his brave soldiers did die an honourable death of a martyr and she is shielding that very mandrake with all her might.and he is yet to know that she was unconscious all the time. so if you wish to feel sorry instead of wallowing in the sensuality dished out and obviously gobbled clean by shallow audiences, why not feel sorry for both of then , for the situation that are forcing them to torture themselves and each other.

Originally posted by: shreya_rc

yes, and for argument's sake, in the real context women often get forcefully burnt by their inhuman, abusive husbands and in laws or when they try to commit suicide to escape that tremendous psychological torture, they are not soothed by their caring better halves with cold waters,or herbal pastes.

Originally posted by: prettypri

Just a note that anyone who objects here is not justifying or glorifying any character!

Just like the post talks about Paro s pain it is an attempt to put across that it js a show and we know the other characters viewpoint as well.

Whatever may be the view it's unfair to harp that people are glorifying torture or justifying it because they put forth a different view.

Originally posted by: prettypri

Just a note that anyone who objects here is not justifying or glorifying any character!

Just like the post talks about Paro s pain it is an attempt to put across that it js a show and we know the other characters viewpoint as well.

Whatever may be the view it's unfair to harp that people are glorifying torture or justifying it because they put forth a different view.