Originally posted by: katyperry
By reading some posts on this forum again again mocking , taunting ichcha and damini for being a servant ...though ichcha is only a fictional character but this question always pinches me is being a servant such a big sin? in this world some people are rich, some are poor ..no one becomes anyone's servant with his/her free will ..are being servants such a big sin that you have no rights . you cannot love anyone ..you cannot do anything ..because you are just a servant ?are servants not human beings? ..they have no feelings no rights ..how sad ?
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Katy! I am also equally horrified whenever I read posts like that. It clearly shows that though we got freedom from British rule and monarchy long back, many still haven't come out of it. We have seen and heard many instances, such people from humble background come up in life like , a farmer's son from a village became India's most respected President , a person from a very humble background becomes the chief justice.
Just because one likes the actor who plays the part, doesn't mean one has to support his/her role whether it is the heroine's role or vamp's role. We should always watch these serials with a pinch of salt and should not get emotionally involved with it. We see these serials only for time pass , not for fighting and bashing the characters.
When I read some posts , I am really horrfied to see the mindset of today's generation. How they ridicule a character without minding the words they use, whether it is iccha or tapasya. Why don't they use the forum for healthy debates, healthy analysis of characters without using cheap words.
We have all grown up reading fairy tales, where a poor cindrella gets to marry the prince charming, and epics where a fisherwoman satyavati becomes the queen of Hastinapur.
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