(Once Again the collages are by the brilliant Shweta Di! )
Originally posted by: sam_DDzfan
Agree
The mindset of that era women is clearly reflected who considered marriage to be the ultimate goal. Even when Gayatri is pampered daughter of richest landloard still he couldnt find relation for her n she has to listen the comments of her bhabhis
But the best part is Gayatri dont crib over this. She says jeene ke liye kuch toh chahiye, sachai na sahi, sapne hi sahi
Gayatri is being shown as different from that era girls. I dont know abt others but i m very happy with CVs for that
Originally posted by: RageOfAnAngel
Nyc post yeah kinda portrays the sad state of women that even then a girl who is a manglik n her would be husband died was tainted to remain with a sorry fate forever ! but any man whose wife dies would be refrained from any such societal connotation
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