Stereotyping Villagers?

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@Ranbirrocks

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Posted: 8 years ago

Hi everyone,

I am loving this show. Ejaz is top class and I like Niyati as well.

But is this show trying to stereotype people who live in Village? Mukhi is only 7th pass, he wears traditional clothes, doesn't care much about his shoes. He is shown as a rich person, so he can afford better shoes !!

He is also shown as someone who prefers to live in Dharamshala, he hates Hotels, prefers to sit on floor and eat food, washes his own clothes...the list is endless.

Are they trying to stereotype villagers? Discuss

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SymphonyStar

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Posted: 8 years ago

I think they are just trying to show how much
down to earth person Mukhi is.Basically Mukhi is sada jeevan uchh vichaar/simple living high thinking type of person.He is harworking & son of soil.

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@Ranbirrocks

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Posted: 8 years ago

Originally posted by: SymphonyStar
I think they are just trying to show how much
down to earth person Mukhi is.Basically Mukhi is sada jeevan uchh vichaar/simple living high thinking type of person.He is harworking & son of soil.

You are right. They are showing him as son of soil !!

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Kavila

@Kavila

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Posted: 8 years ago

Actually in vilage people are so rooted to thier soils thats why the have thier own streotypes...but that doesnt meant the show is promoting that and who doesnt have sterotypes do we dont have?? only types change..

village people are innocent simple and born to live a simple life ...and they just follow that...tough mukhi is little different here he resppect women and encourages women but in most of the village women are treated worst...but see mukhiii but on other hand he is stubborn and not willing to change that is obvious...

i like the mix of modernity and roots here modernity doesnt come with clothes or degree or...english it comes with perfect and pure tought and metality and mukhiii is such an charater.👏👏👏

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Nandini Swarna

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Posted: 8 years ago

Stereotyping Villagers?? Nope, not exactly !!

Here Mukhi is a simple man. so far he is neither orthodox nor against modern technology but loves his plain uncomplicated life. In real life I know many who are grounded yet use perks of urbanization.

Though Mukhi is dhoti-pagdi clad moochowala manas he got vilayati groom for dingli. Best part is he is devoid of any complex😊

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Kavila

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Posted: 8 years ago

Originally posted by: nandinidavid96
Stereotyping Villagers?? Nope, not exactly !!
Here Mukhi is a simple man. so far he is neither orthodox nor against modern technology but loves his plain uncomplicated life. In real life I know many who are grounded yet use perks of urbanization.

Though Mukhi is dhoti-pagdi clad moochowala manas he got vilayati groom for dingli. Best part is he is devoid of any complex😊

well said😃

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@Ranbirrocks

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Posted: 8 years ago

Originally posted by: nandinidavid96
Stereotyping Villagers?? Nope, not exactly !!
Here Mukhi is a simple man. so far he is neither orthodox nor against modern technology but loves his plain uncomplicated life. In real life I know many who are grounded yet use perks of urbanization.

Though Mukhi is dhoti-pagdi clad moochowala manas he got vilayati groom for dingli. Best part is he is devoid of any complex😊

They may be breaking stereotypes by showing Mukhi as successful and broadminded man, despite being such a dhoti clad man.

I think Aru will discover his openness and other qualities, once she stops seeing him as a dehati.

For now, we are shown Mukhi from Aru's perspective.