Could have gained international recognition, but alas! - Page 2

Originally posted by: NeverBeDismayed

Yes indeed it was verrryy very long post.

But its ok...

Could have posted More on international recognition pt...than putting the full story already which all know.

Sorry if i am being rude but

I am being frank, just needed to get THIS OFF MY CHEST !

Originally posted by: H_H_

Sorry for disturbing you, not my intention at all, I was just trying to explain why this serial "was" so special and different.
Because it discussed a very humane issue in a very touching way, it could have drawn the attention of the International society to those poor people's problems, and consequently the attention of concerned human rights organizations to those poor souls' plight.
And then; those who like to help, and could help, could have started doing something to stop the discrimination against them. Good art usually have the ability to do that, it doesn't necessarily affect everyone, but it could reach those who can make changes, and inspire them to start changing reality.
But, unfortunately, because of the stupid way CVs have been handling the series lately, it has stoped being "good art" in any way, shape or form, the important cause having been forgotten, killed and buried; and thus, would draw no one's attention except saas-bahu pointless drama suckers!

I hope I've made my point clearer! 😊

Originally posted by: H_H_

I'm not sure if you haven't noticed, or if you just don't care, but I already said that "I am not Indian"! So, I have no idea really what you just said here, except perhaps that you're not disturbed? Which should be good, I guess...

Originally posted by: Estadra

welcome :)

neverbedismayed is problematic offends people, mocks and ridicules.

it is better to ignore her.

Some people, because of her leave