'Jawaab doongi woh bhi utni hi badtameezi se...'
- That boys cannot get away with murder while girls will pay with being ruined, regardless of whether they're innocent or not...
- That the pricking of the male ego cannot justify whatever end the boy might choose to bring upon the girls, even though it might have been inadvertent
- That both sides of parents and society (excludng SD of course ) need to realize that poor daughters cannot always be blamed; that however much you protect, restrict, stifle them, you cannot account for what might happen if guys are given so much leeway... that you need to stop thinking where the girl might've been wrong & suppress her AND start thinking it is time the guys starting respecting women
- That boys can't hide their selfishness & meanness in rejecting so-called behanjis... that it was clear that not only did he want to reject Rachna, but he also wanted the icing by blaming this on the sisters... leaving no room for doubt abt his intentions
- That girls' dreams & adolescence cannot be deemed 'trangressions' which they must pay for, because Society's standards for girls & guys are VASTLY different... and what is actually harmless if we pull back, cannot be used against them just coz Society defines a narrower sphere for them - Jeans, Crushes, Following Dreams
- That a non-traditional girl need not be mean, vain and a poor influence for society
- That the family realized however good the boy's family is, one must NEVER take decisions without meeting the boy, assessing his personality and seeing the compatibility with their daughter
- That the conservative FATHER and patriarch realized all of this!