Yeh rishta kya kehlata tha - Page 2

Originally posted by: Meherya123

These days people of age 20-22 dont think about making babies but think about career. Khair, yrkkh is all about marriages, babies and giving gyan to.elders. They say its.realistic, but affluent families no matter how orthodox thry are don't get daughters married at 20.. Average age has gone upto 24-25 now...

Anyways..if i start thinking of logic in current state of yrkkh, i.would end up losing my sanity

Originally posted by: CaptiveFreedom

She was sad even during celebration time for Keerti when she took her steps to backward direction remembering doctor's words while everyone was dancing...a lone tear escaped her eyes...but when Karthik called her...she turned wiping her tears and had smile on her face...she was sad when Karthik told her about his dream of having a baby...her facial expressions depicted deep sadness most of all she was worried...when he placed that pillow inside her...she was startled as if dreams and realities are poles apart...she was in her vulnerable state that time...even now while sharing this piece of information with Karthik...she was sad...she was sad when she shared her vulnerabilities with Karthik and he consoled her...for me the emotional connection is developed perfect way...here the difference is u don't connect to her character's approach that's why u are not feeling the emotional connect but as I connect to her character's approach in this particular track that's why I'm feeling the emotional connection...its perfectly fine to expect more or not been able to connect to a character...

Originally posted by: _charu_

Making babies is not THE only motive of life ..Family is also not important ..A couple should have the freedom to take their own decisions and live their life ...Television on the whole is very regressive in this regard ..Chalo gyan ke liye koi tv dekhta bhi nai but entertainment ke liye yes..Kuch toh acha dikha dein kabhi

Originally posted by: _charu_

Making babies is not THE only motive of life ..Family is also not important ..A couple should have the freedom to take their own decisions and live their life ...Television on the whole is very regressive in this regard ..Chalo gyan ke liye koi tv dekhta bhi nai but entertainment ke liye yes..Kuch toh acha dikha dein kabhi

Originally posted by: Meherya123

i am almost 27, and very busy wit my career at the moment. I don't even have time to think about getting married.

Family is important, but I don't think getting married is.. There's nothing called a right age for marriage or having babies. And if people are so bothered about lowered chances of conception medicine has advanced so.much that people can go for various treatments or even adopt. And in a serial, a protagonist will always conceive no matter what.. They way they are executing their supposed "husband supporting wife " plot, is very stupid and silly. Its as if writers are.living in 16th century where husbands nevee supported wives as such..

Originally posted by: CaptiveFreedom

She was sad even during celebration time for Keerti when she took her steps to backward direction remembering doctor's words while everyone was dancing...a lone tear escaped her eyes...but when Karthik called her...she turned wiping her tears and had smile on her face...she was sad when Karthik told her about his dream of having a baby...her facial expressions depicted deep sadness most of all she was worried...when he placed that pillow inside her...she was startled as if dreams and realities are poles apart...she was in her vulnerable state that time...even now while sharing this piece of information with Karthik...she was sad...she was sad when she shared her vulnerabilities with Karthik and he consoled her...for me the emotional connection is developed perfect way...here the difference is u don't connect to her character's approach that's why u are not feeling the emotional connect but as I connect to her character's approach in this particular track that's why I'm feeling the emotional connection...its perfectly fine to expect more or not been able to connect to a character...

Originally posted by: CaptiveFreedom

@bold how it is stupid and silly according to ur perspective? Why they have to set a new example that we never see around us? Why can't they highlight issues we see around us and them dealing it the way any mature couple will deal with it? If they are showing Karthik supporting his wife in difficult times than what's the problem in this particular track? well 16th century would have been better than this regressive 21st century...

Originally posted by: Ajscinesonadar

Dude better not explain to people with such mentality.

Husbands do support in my family I have grown seeing such men who are there for their ladies in every hardships be it my dad, brother in law ,uncles.

And in every family you will see such supportive men.

But there are still people in 21st century who finds supporting wife by her husband is alien topic it's just their undeveloped soch which is totally negative, and damn sure they are not going to change.

Originally posted by: CaptiveFreedom

She is trying to say that there is nothing great or unconventional in showing husband who support their wives, according to her in 21st century husband always support his wife whereas in 16th century husband supporting his wife was a great deal or was something that should be highlighted (this is what I understood)...she want to see something that never happened...that can set new example...but not even 1% people will act on it in real life...for me its better to show what majority of the people do in such situations than highlighted a problem that is non-existent for viewers...