Why YRKKH season 3 is a classic? Chapter 7: Jadi Bhutiyan- Page 19 - Page 6

See, if I reveal my intentions the whole fun in the write-ups are gone. That's why it is written this way. It's upto you to derive whatever you like and understand. I am very post-structuralist that way 😆

At least in this thread your interpretation is what matters more than what I intent.

Chapter 2

How and when did I miss this? What is the toilet paper dance? 😐

I absolutely agree with the theory of Westoxication. Because how else would we then define our inclination towards paper towels/ tissues and forego our own healthy approach towards hygiene with natural water to cleanse and clean? Plain and utter laziness. Isliye I have to agree with Mr. Gupta here.

Similarly tissue papers are extremely flimsy, but once they are banded together it can be strong. It's the makers appreciation for the audience I believe. The stronger we audience hold on to the show they will be able to provide us with so much joy and wonderment, just like the dance.

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Originally posted by: sarahehsan

How and when did I miss this? What is the toilet paper dance? 😐

I absolutely agree with the theory of Westoxication. Because how else would we then define our inclination towards paper towels/ tissues and forego our own healthy approach towards hygiene with natural water to cleanse and clean? Plain and utter laziness. Isliye I have to agree with Mr. Gupta here.

Here I will clarify that Gupta's concept is westoxication. I just used it to analyze the use of tissue paper by Indians. Lol. 😆

I can't believe I just wrote that down. 🤣

This is gonna follow me to my graveyard. Ded of embarrassment.

Chapter 3

I love this theory the most. Because.. Aren’t we all most desperately waiting for it? We want Abhimanyu armed with all his (bracelet and photo) knowledge asking his beloved in his most passionate avatar- ‘What is this behaviour, Pooja?!” Err, Akshara! 😆

Arey waah! Prettiest please you’ve ever had to pay heed to. 🧡Ab toh I’ll spam your scrapbook and your inbox and all your posts just to make you write some much needed fiction on our dear pair! Please, hum ko story dedo! 😍❤️

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Arohi, like many have already pointed out in the forum, has an interesting personality. We can only hope they don’t butcher her character by turning her into another goody two shoes part 2. If the makers can see the growth we all hope and wish to see, it would be a character worthy of appreciation and praise on ITV. She already has such a strong persona going on, her focus always driving her motives, resonates with most of the youth of today’s India.. not talking about the manner she goes about achieving what she wants, only her determination in doing so. If the makers put a thoughtful direction and take a more intelligent route, we can see her character arc reach more heights. I want them to redeem her yet make her stay true to her career ambitions and goals. 🧡

And I’m itching to go run and edit my post. Goes. Comes back. Goes. Decides to leave it unedited. 😆

I am very post-structuralist that way 😆At least in this thread your interpretation is what matters more than what I intent.

Err.. Thankfully? 😁😂

Originally posted by: Ekahriz

Here I will clarify that Gupta's concept is westoxication. I just used it to analyze the use of tissue paper by Indians. Lol. 😆

I can't believe I just wrote that down. 🤣

This is gonna follow me to my graveyard. Ded of embarrassment.

I know. Yeh toh samajh liya tha. I used your analysis to analyse what I could with your analysis.

Bold and Italics- I’m quoting it so you can’t back out of this, even if you decide to, anymore! 😂🤣

Originally posted by: Ekahriz

Chapter 2

The Theory Of The Toilet Paper;

An Attempt at Derridean Deconstruction

The toilet paper could be understood through different perspectives. I have two theories on this majorly.

One, I could see it as an attempt at opening our eyes towards the neo-colonialism in terms of westernisation of the Indian way of life and the increasing consumerism in a globalized world. If we look at the history of Indian sanitary products, toilet paper was not essentially part of it. Even though the use of water is much more hygienic, we started imitating the west without any critical thought that it became necessary part of our lives. Dipankar Gupta refers to this as westoxication.

Another view is that it shows the power of the masses. Each one's opinion does not matter, but when masses come together they can start a revolution. Similarly tissue papers are extremely flimsy, but once they are banded together it can be strong. It's the makers appreciation for the audience I believe. The stronger we audience hold on to the show they will be able to provide us with so much joy and wonderment, just like the dance.

PS: I hope I was able to do justice. Do share your thoughts.

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Kya baat hai. Very deep and clear analysis hai. 😂

Originally posted by: Ekahriz

Chapter 4

Aarohi; The Machiavellian Princess

Machevelli's political theory is core to understanding how states behave in international realm. It belongs to the radical realism of International relations theory. However I find it exceptionally apt in analyzing our favourite antagonist Aarohi, because she is not just an institution but a state of her own.

According to Machiavelli, a good prince/ruler is the one who ensures the glory and survival of themselves and their kingdoms. Thus, any immoral means used to achieve these ends are completely justified, just like how our Aarohi is trying to achieve the pinnacle of her dreams by hook or crook.

Through his book "The Prince" he discusses in detail how a strong ruler should be. He points out that a ruler who reached that stature by hardwork has a stable position as the monarch because they succeeded in effectively crushing their opponents which our Aarohi has been doing since childhood achieving all her dreams and ensuring Akshara remains in her shadow.

Machiavelli also discusses about the rulers who achieved the status because of other people's virtues, will find the position unstable and have a hard time keeping it. This is what we are witnessing right now with respect to Aarohi trying to win Abhimanyu. She is going to marry Abhimanyu not because of her virtue but her luck created by Akshara's virtues. Hence, she is dealing with the instability and chaos that could result in her kingdom crumbling.

He also points out one of the major strengths of a kingdom and thereby king, is its military capabilities. Aarohi ensured that as well. Primarily it's her tongue with which she lashes out at virtuous people like Akshara, and another is her nuclear bomb which is her ally Harsh.

Hence, I would like to conclude this chapter by stating that we may or may not like her but Machiavelli definitely approves of her as a strong princess.

POLITICS HAS NO RELATION TO MORALS 🤪