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"Please don't show domestic violence, it sends out the wrong message."
"Please don't make Maya negative, it sends out the wrong message."
"Please don't use mental illnesses to your advantage, it sends out the wrong message."
"Please don't show this kind of disgusting and cheap things, it sends out the wrong message."
These are some of the polite petitions put forward to the CVs on several different platforms regarding Beyhadh. Dear viewers, the CVs aren't genies here who will grant you whatever you wish to see, neither are they responsible to send out a certain message. The CVs are merely making a show for the audience's entertainment, of course, people are affected differently by the show - while some are emotionally attached to characters, some rely on the series to show only what is correct.
If you are relying on this show to set a basic ground of morals or ideal utopia, you're in the wrong place, I suggest you try reading some of Confucius' thoughts or watch a Dalai Lama documentary.
What everyone loves about Beyhadh is how different it is when compared to other shows, how realistic the characters are unlike the shallow protagonists of some series, but then, viewers also object to every little twist in the plot-line. This is a thriller, and thrillers are usually twisted. You can't expect the CVs to justify every move a character makes or redeem every wrong they've done. That's just how it works, because if that were to happen, there would be no contrast between Beyhadh and the rest of the categorically middle-class family drama shows on Indian Television.
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