Kshitji being a NRI

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Posted: 17 years ago
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Been thinking about this for a while but then in between they made kshitji good so forgot about it...but why have they made kshitji into a NRI and soo igorant. I mean he steps into the mandir with shoes and drinks alot and now hes just against the family. This is such a typical thing asian films/shows do sterotype NRIs into being igorant and stupid..i mean does not mean they live abroad they have no sense or know nothing about religion etc or respect others around...so i do not get why they had to make him into a NRI or sterotype soo much just a complaint about show makers
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Miss.Colorfull thumbnail
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Posted: 17 years ago
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so true they make NRI look arrogant n selfih n really don,t care about their religion n stuff
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Posted: 17 years ago
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so true!! in many serials they show the negative characters as NRIs who suddenly get this new revenge ideaπŸ˜•πŸ˜•πŸ˜•

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Posted: 17 years ago
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most of the people born or brought up abroad are like that...they are not arrogant but they like to live their lives the way they want to...religion is another issue some believe and most of then dont ...I am an NRI living in Uk from the past 15 years and i have seen lots of youngsters like that...they like their freedom and space...and they dont like anyone inetrefering in their lives without any reason...thats is true to an extend..and i agree with it...
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Posted: 17 years ago
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i'm born in the Netherlands, both my parents
are from India.
i always followed indian rituals, celebrated Diwali, played Holi, never drunk, never touched a cigarette, never ate meat on mondays, tuesdays & thursdays.
i talk hindi, understand it perfectly ..
i don't understand why they show NRI's that bad ..
i agree some young people d these stuff .. but that doesn't mean that ALL NRI's are bad ..
but with shoes stepping into mandir; i think it's bad to show it on TV.
i mean, it's not done; even if it's 'fake'
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Posted: 17 years ago
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Originally posted by: xmanisha

i'm born in the Netherlands, both my parents

are from India.
i always followed indian rituals, celebrated Diwali, played Holi, never drunk, never touched a cigarette, never ate meat on mondays, tuesdays & thursdays.
i talk hindi, understand it perfectly ..
i don't understand why they show NRI's that bad ..
i agree some young people d' these stuff .. but that doesn't mean that ALL NRI's are bad ..
but with shoes stepping into mandir; i think it's bad to show it on TV.
i mean, it's not done; even if it's 'fake'

Exactly some kids might and plenty do but its sterotyping to always show it like that...Same here i never smoke , drink and followed all indian rituals and festials.....agree with all you said you summed it up well.
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Posted: 17 years ago
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Originally posted by: super79

most of the people born or brought up abroad are like that...they are not arrogant but they like to live their lives the way they want to...religion is another issue some believe and most of then dont ...I am an NRI living in Uk from the past 15 years and i have seen lots of youngsters like that...they like their freedom and space...and they dont like anyone inetrefering in their lives without any reason...thats is true to an extend..and i agree with it...

I do understand what you saying and do agree with you as well plenty of people are like..inteference bit i think is anywhere everyone would hate it if someone kept telling them every little thing but it depends on persons sense on what they see as inteference some kisd hate it when parents say something when its there right to and not inteference at all... that but then theres plenty of people as well been given a proper asian upbringing and complete contrast these shows tend to just show one sterotypical side.
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Posted: 17 years ago
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There can be no generalisation .
If a few handful NRI's , as super 79 notes are indeed like that .....there r hundreds who value their tradition even more especially as they r away from their homeland and they try to keep it alive by attending regional clubs [ The Bengali association or the Gujrati Mandal etc] and take active part in all traditional activities . At the same time , there r a few spoilt bratty youngsters in India too who openly disrespect tradition , r prone to vices , and laugh at anything ancient as ' old fashioned and out dated ' . These spoilt youngsters from India and disrespectful NRI's from abroad are on par . It has nothing to do with the west and India ......it depends entirely on the individual .
Someone from the West is not necessarily like Shitij . A Shitij can be found in any gully or nukkad of India too . Young men who r alcoholics , who lie to their parents , who try to get property by fraud r found by the dozen in INdia too . Or China , or any other country in the world . Showing alcoholism as a western trait or ogling at females as a western trait is laughable . These tendencies r universal vices , not western vices . Drinking and ogling at females has been done by a certain number of people in INdia from ancient times .....see the history of kingdoms which were vanquished because of such kings who were addicted to these vices .
THe shoes in temple thing . Shitij is such a character that he has no respect even for his own dad whom he cheats . And what wud u say about Kalika who removes shoes outside the temple where she goes for mental peace [ what a laugh ] and then goes on destroying lives of all innocents around her , right from drugging pregnant women , endangering babies , breaking up marraiges , poisoning innocent labourers .....just bcoz she removed shoes outside a temple , is she any bit better than shitij who doesnt remove shoes ? The first act is Indian and hence respectful and the second is disrespectful ? What nonsense they show , really ! Kalika removes chappals and destroys all god's creations.....innocent human beings and Shitij doesnt and does same .....and yet , the soaps project Kalika as the one who is not as much as a gone case as Shitij .
Why don't the soaps show NRI 's who , infact , as they r away from homeland , value tradition even more , who have no problems sitting cross legged and eating prasad in a village temple when they visit India , who have learnt the Western value of ' respecting the other man's space and tradition ' in addition tho their Indian values , and have also imbibed the professional dedication of the so called West which ultimately made them a developed nation ? What Shitij is has nothing to do with dollars .....he is rotten fundamentally as a human being . What Indian soaps ignorantly do is they blatantly insult the West .....thats what this is .
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Posted: 17 years ago
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i now its not fair to mk fun of nri's
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Posted: 17 years ago
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Originally posted by: xmanisha

i'm born in the Netherlands, both my parents

are from India.
i always followed indian rituals, celebrated Diwali, played Holi, never drunk, never touched a cigarette, never ate meat on mondays, tuesdays & thursdays.
i talk hindi, understand it perfectly ..
i don't understand why they show NRI's that bad ..
i agree some young people d' these stuff .. but that doesn't mean that ALL NRI's are bad ..
but with shoes stepping into mandir; i think it's bad to show it on TV.
i mean, it's not done; even if it's 'fake'


same here. i follow all the rituals n keep fast too n no drinking n cigratte n stuff. i am a NRI. some people are like that in india too like try to being a american n stuff.

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