Heroine should or shouldn't

In my opinion the heroine shouldn't get so much involved with when the adults of the house are having a conversation, and sound holier than thou, that grates, its like they are forcing her to be part of the screenplay. So they are making her into something she shouldn't be in my opinion. Please share your views.

I am trying to be positive for our forum. But I am hanging by a thread.😆


Girls I don't mean to offend anyone with this post😕, if it offends you in anyway just turn away and ignore it or share your views and yell at me, either way I don't mind. I am just trying to increase our forum activity. My post never does well LMAO. I will buy a lottery today. 🤣

It's the duty of every Indian soap bahu to correct all that goes wrong in the house. 🤔

Holier than thou is one THE main characteristics of a hindi tv bahu, then comes goody two shoes and bahu knows best... 😆

Originally posted by: SS88

It's the duty of every Indian soap bahu to correct all that goes wrong in the house. 🤔

At least today I thought it was called for. The elders yelling at each other was totally unproductive. Also , I liked that she spoke up against Kakisa. That woman doesn't deserve any respect.

But if she is continuously doing this and they still don't listen then why should she get involved, Here where I live not to be rude to our elders nor get involved in their conversation is a big no no. A form of respect to not put in our two cents. I know that these elders are doesn't necessarily earn one's respect. But still. Why does she get involved so often. They are her parents-in-law at the end of the day. I wouldn't think of telling my hypothetical parents-in-law to shut up, or stop it. 😆

And we can't say the aunt doesn't deserve any respect, because the heroine being the heroine thinks that everyone is inherently good.😳

Frankly, at a practical level this scene must have been shot when they had one lead available full time on so they are trying to use her.

When adults are talking younger should not go in the middle, but if the adults are not using sense?

Originally posted by: -Nuzrath-

agree 👍🏼

Thank you dear. I don't think it goes down well with the trp audience who thinks a daughter-in-law should know her place, and its like every time she does this. I am not talking about today alone.

Originally posted by: DoJin

Holier than thou is one THE main characteristics of a hindi tv bahu, then comes goody two shoes and bahu knows best... 😆

Yes, but do you know even though I love the heroine, I normally fast forward the preaching scenes. I don't like a preaching heroine, nor anyone. 😆

It just doesn't work for me, when the person does it on a weekly basis.

Originally posted by: showviewer

Frankly, at a practical level this scene must have been shot when they had one lead available full time on so they are trying to use her.

Second, Paro was involved in Shantanu's rescue, so for her being part of the conversation and being thanked for her deed is fine, plus she has no Rudra to go to in the bedroom, to hand him tea or tell him what just happened.

Also, glad Paro was straightforward with Mohini, not taking the blame.

If you see the top TRP shows, the heroine is the one who takes the stand most of the time ... and that has been one of RR's biggest failures ... that they haven't shown a stronger heroine.

Originally posted by: Erika1

But if she is continuously doing this and they still don't listen then why should she get involved, Here where I live not to be rude to our elders nor get involved in their conversation is a big no no. A form of respect to not put in our two cents. I know that these elders are doesn't necessarily earn one's respect. But still. Why does she get involved so often. They are her parents-in-law at the end of the day. I wouldn't think of telling my hypothetical parents-in-law to shut up, or stop it. 😆

And we can't say the aunt doesn't deserve any respect, because the heroine being the heroine thinks that everyone is inherently good.😳