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sharan

@danno

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Posted: 13 years ago

we all know that preeto belongs to sodi family that means sikh familt
then according to sikh religon...karvachauth 's fast nahi rakhna chahiye tha...
this is according to our sikh religon...

i know we all love rajbeer and preeto's romance on karvachauth's occasion ...

sorry if u don't like my opinions

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Nikhila

@nikhilageet

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Posted: 13 years ago

U are right but I guess because it is a serial and they need to get Trp s they take some poetic license and twist the story around. As it is just fiction we need not get upset or offended. Dont mean to offend anyone with my view😊

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sharan

@danno

Rocker

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Posted: 13 years ago

hey no i just mean to say it is right to show right things...
that's it

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KrzyKuri82

@KrzyKuri82

Beginner

Posted: 13 years ago

really? yea then you are right. they shouldnt have shown that. they should ahve just shown diwali festival. it would have been more fun.

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adiana12

@adiana12

Rocker

Posted: 13 years ago

Perhaps Aditya Chopra and Karan Johar can give an answer to this. They were the ones to bring Karvachauth to the big screen with DDLJ et al. And if I remember right DDLJ is based on a punjabi family living in London.

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Sneha Patro

@snehapatro

Sparkler

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Posted: 13 years ago

Fiction shows and movies they show many a things though not related...its all for trps jus watch it for enjoyment..😃

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gudia7

@gudia7

Navigator

Posted: 13 years ago

I am from Punjab basically, so many punjabi families keeping this fast. i dont think so there is any problem. Even my best friend is from Sodi family but she keeps this fast.

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~Deep~

@~Deep~

Stunner

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Posted: 13 years ago

I was actually thinking about the same thing, considering they're sikhs. But some sikh's do celebrate it more as a traditional thing then religious.. And if they live in an area with other hindu's, it might not be that weird.. :)

PS: Dhillon family, not Sodi family ;)