Ruthless Dravidian society - Page 2

Originally posted by: gemini54

First of all welcome to the forum. The show from the beginning has shown Dravid in a pretty bad light. I had issues with it but since then have resolved to view this show as two warring clans that way I don't get offended.

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QUOTE=braveheartdoc]Hi everyone here 😊
I'm new to this forum but I've been watching the show from the beginning. ..I must say that the Dravidian society that has been projected through this show is out and out ruthless society. ..I mean even after showing a 200 years leap...the society hasn't changed at all...same old rules...same complicated relationships.
The way Sambhavija gave Devsena a knife wound in her palm 😡 ...I really wonder whether she truly loves her daughter or not... 😕 ...or is she just a way to fulfil her mission of being a supreme power in the entire Aryavart...
Sambhavija's relation with her husband is also full of doubts and distrust for each other...

I like this show but really wonder why hasn't this society not changed even a bit after the end of their previous generation. ...which obviously we haven't got to see...what happened to all the others who were alive that time when Devsena and Varundev died 😕

Originally posted by: Lady_Macbeth

To be honest, I didn't like that Queen S gave capital punishment or mrityu dand for entering Princess's room and Devasena was happy with it and was eager to carry out the punishment by herself.

How could they be so sure that he entered that room with some nefarious purpose? ? Why not carry out a full enquiry on his true identity and / or intention ?? Like the way they did after JD saved their asses. . But why not before the attack and saving?

What if he was actually an ordinary person with no ulterior motives?

If by enquiry he turns out to be a spy then execute him by all means.

A big thumbs down to Devasena for this. I take back what I said yesterday that she's a fair and just lady. I would be careful from now onwards in handing out compliments.