i want to asked one thing

i want to asked one thing what message rajan sir want to give us with their serial

I think you are right in a way but if you look at the story lines closely there is a lot to learn compared to other serials. Other than alot of rhona dhona the serials must have something to learn. Every story does. The only thing is that Rajan Shahni has exaggerated parts of this programmes. In Bidaai, Ragini has been rejected many times for her dark complexion. But in some cases this is very true. In small villages and rich households, they don't seem to want to accept dark complexion girls due to the fact it'll ruin their reputation. For poor people it would ruin their pride and for rich people it would ruin their ego. Also Bidaai shows that love is a very special thing and if you love somebody truly you wouldn't look at what they look like but their inner beauty. It explains to us indirectly that everybody should be treated equally via the case of Vasu and Ambika.
Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai may also have a lot of crying in it but in the end it shows that what is destined for you will always happen. As we can see, do you remember the episode where Rituraj and Akshara met for the first time in the hotel. Badi Maa kept on answering all the questions, right? And before they met all the women were telling Akshara what to and what not to do? It explains to us tha trying to impose your ideas over somebody else never works out. Badi Maa said not to talk, but as we can see, whenever Akshara was asked a question by Rituraj's parents and Badi Maa answered. We can see that Rituraj's parents weren't very impressed. Badi Maa tried too hard and in the end everything failed. We can also see the importance of respect of a family in society. We have to learn to respect our parents because if we are seen doing bad things then it will affect our parents. In YRKKH this is exaggerated in the case of Badi Maa and Rituraj's rejection. The main storyline of this is when Naitik will accept Akshara and how their love develops after marriage. I suppose for the storyline and morals to really begin, we will have to wait until Naitik enters...Until then, well enjoy it...*

Originally posted by: StarryEyedGyal

I think you are right in a way but if you look at the story lines closely there is a lot to learn compared to other serials. Other than alot of rhona dhona the serials must have something to learn. Every story does. The only thing is that Rajan Shahni has exaggerated parts of this programmes. In Bidaai, Ragini has been rejected many times for her dark complexion. But in some cases this is very true. In small villages and rich households, they don't seem to want to accept dark complexion girls due to the fact it'll ruin their reputation. For poor people it would ruin their pride and for rich people it would ruin their ego. Also Bidaai shows that love is a very special thing and if you love somebody truly you wouldn't look at what they look like but their inner beauty. It explains to us indirectly that everybody should be treated equally via the case of Vasu and Ambika.
Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai may also have a lot of crying in it but in the end it shows that what is destined for you will always happen. As we can see, do you remember the episode where Rituraj and Akshara met for the first time in the hotel. Badi Maa kept on answering all the questions, right? And before they met all the women were telling Akshara what to and what not to do? It explains to us tha trying to impose your ideas over somebody else never works out. Badi Maa said not to talk, but as we can see, whenever Akshara was asked a question by Rituraj's parents and Badi Maa answered. We can see that Rituraj's parents weren't very impressed. Badi Maa tried too hard and in the end everything failed. We can also see the importance of respect of a family in society. We have to learn to respect our parents because if we are seen doing bad things then it will affect our parents. In YRKKH this is exaggerated in the case of Badi Maa and Rituraj's rejection. The main storyline of this is when Naitik will accept Akshara and how their love develops after marriage. I suppose for the storyline and morals to really begin, we will have to wait until Naitik enters...Until then, well enjoy it...*

Originally posted by: StarryEyedGyal

I think you are right in a way but if you look at the story lines closely there is a lot to learn compared to other serials. Other than alot of rhona dhona the serials must have something to learn. Every story does. The only thing is that Rajan Shahni has exaggerated parts of this programmes. In Bidaai, Ragini has been rejected many times for her dark complexion. But in some cases this is very true. In small villages and rich households, they don't seem to want to accept dark complexion girls due to the fact it'll ruin their reputation. For poor people it would ruin their pride and for rich people it would ruin their ego. Also Bidaai shows that love is a very special thing and if you love somebody truly you wouldn't look at what they look like but their inner beauty. It explains to us indirectly that everybody should be treated equally via the case of Vasu and Ambika.
Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai may also have a lot of crying in it but in the end it shows that what is destined for you will always happen. As we can see, do you remember the episode where Rituraj and Akshara met for the first time in the hotel. Badi Maa kept on answering all the questions, right? And before they met all the women were telling Akshara what to and what not to do? It explains to us tha trying to impose your ideas over somebody else never works out. Badi Maa said not to talk, but as we can see, whenever Akshara was asked a question by Rituraj's parents and Badi Maa answered. We can see that Rituraj's parents weren't very impressed. Badi Maa tried too hard and in the end everything failed. We can also see the importance of respect of a family in society. We have to learn to respect our parents because if we are seen doing bad things then it will affect our parents. In YRKKH this is exaggerated in the case of Badi Maa and Rituraj's rejection. The main storyline of this is when Naitik will accept Akshara and how their love develops after marriage. I suppose for the storyline and morals to really begin, we will have to wait until Naitik enters...Until then, well enjoy it...*