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Shinning_AD

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Posted: 10 months ago

Abhira is seen bringing in the baby home the next day. Her baby was 7 months and pre mature. Did no one present in the hospital like Dadisa Parnanu Swarna and all, why isn’t the baby in NICU?

No one doubts how Abhira baby is discharged so fast. I’m sure they don’t discharge premature babies that fast and keep them for 1-2 months

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Posted: 10 months ago

NICU babies especially 7 months one are weak, underweight and fragile. They are not discharged so soon but that's in real life.

In fiction, yeh sab chalta hai. Itna bhi real nahi dikha sakte. Bachche ko NICU mei rakhke kya drama aayega?

Waise the baby character is so huge for a newborn, let alone 7 months

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Indira

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Posted: 10 months ago

Originally posted by: nutmeg7
NICU babies especially 7 months one are weak, underweight and fragile. They are not discharged so soon but that's in real life.
In fiction, yeh sab chalta hai. Itna bhi real nahi dikha sakte. Bachche ko NICU mei rakhke kya drama aayega?
Waise the baby character is so huge for a newborn, let alone 7 month old.

that baby is like 6 months old..we saw offscreen pictures 😂.. I suppose newborn babies are too delicate for the actors to handle.

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Posted: 10 months ago

Originally posted by: Indira1211
that baby is like 6 months old..we saw offscreen pictures 😂.. I suppose newborn babies are too delicate for the actors to handle.

Haa... they are really small. No parent would give them for shoot. The shooting lights are very harsh on skin smiley36

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Posted: 10 months ago

Originally posted by: nutmeg7
Haa... they are really small. No parent would give them for shoot. The shooting lights are very harsh on skin

I heard babies before 3-4 months are no longer allowed for shooting.

Few babies faced negative impact on their eyes who shoot as infant that's why.

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Posted: 10 months ago

Originally posted by: Shinning_AD
Abhira is seen bringing in the baby home the next day. Her baby was 7 months and pre mature. Did no one present in the hospital like Dadisa Parnanu Swarna and all, why isn’t the baby in NICU?
No one doubts how Abhira baby is discharged so fast. I’m sure they don’t discharge premature babies that fast and keep them for 1-2 months

Yrkkh ckts have pea sized brain when it comes to plots like this!!

DKP is ridiculous in handling pregnancy and baby tracks!! Makes no logical sense whatsoever!!

P.s - I had a premature baby at 7 months and honestly my mother-in-law had no clues whatsoever as to what that means, but she is one of kind in many ways!! My mum, grandma and others did realise how different the baby was and infact helped me understand too, things like feeding, reflux and lots other are affected due to child being born premature.

Also a lot of initial rituals that you do for newborn can’t really be done with a premature born, for e.g you can bathe a premature child even after he is sent home until he reaches a certain weight. But my in-laws were not having that and kept insisting the baby needs to be bathed for the pooja but I refused. Only after doctor stepped in, did they stop asking me to do that - that too my husband and sis-in-laws, MIL still kept moaning about it saying she has raised three children and everyone is making unnecessary fuzz!! Imagine the drama, I had a itv plot going on after my delivery!!

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Posted: 10 months ago

Originally posted by: Drna7

I heard babies before 3-4 months are no longer allowed for shooting.
Few babies faced negative impact on their eyes who shoot as infant that's why.

I don't know about 3-4 months but ideally close-ups use karna chahiye and dolls. Yes, their eyes will get affected. The babies are in their development stage toh jitna kam use kare utna achcha for them.

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Posted: 10 months ago

Originally posted by: nutmeg7
Haa... they are really small. No parent would give them for shoot. The shooting lights are very harsh on skin

yes and their neck and head bones are soft… only after 3 months do the frontal head bones fuse..so they probably don’t use babies under 3 months for shoots..

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Posted: 10 months ago

Originally posted by: nutmeg7
I don't know about 3-4 months but ideally close-ups use karna chahiye and dolls. Yes, their eyes will get affected. The babies are in their development stage toh jitna kam use kare utna achcha for them.

Yeah I searched it no official rule as such but I remember reading this news few years ago, maybe got ignored.

But ideally babies before 1 year should not involve in shooting. If they want they can let parents shoot scenes at home and later they can be added in episode.

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Posted: 10 months ago

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Originally posted by: Drna7

Yeah I searched it no official rule as such but I remember reading this news few years ago, maybe got ignored.
But ideally babies before 1 year should not involve in shooting. If they want they can let parents shoot scenes at home and later they can be added in episode.

look at this

https://amzn.eu/d/h9oJjfS

Looks real enough,isn’t it!! Use something like this instead 😀

I have seen these kind of dolls with many kids here in UK!! I have to literally look again to make sure it’s not a real baby with another kid!!