Originally posted by: spdp
Raavi Should take all food, Go to Homeless area / streets & give food to all those folks while going live! Good karma is her nature!
Food phenko, Sindoor phenko . Biwi ko haath pakad ke street pe phenko : Just because!! this no angst. This is abuse.
all because somehow somewhere Bhabhi has done some serious crime & her control on minion lives of rest of pandyas canât be disputed! Lead minion shiva has to malfunction.
Unnecessary character butchering of Shiva & Raavi again! To push upsets amongst fans & to make sure Their characters stay vulnerable to avail mahantaa for Mia tantrumkween.
I have a fantastic story to tell, I am hosting an Indian girl this weekend, who happens to be a budding talented Bharat Natyam dancer from Chennai. She has brought in by my daughterâs dance teacher to do workshop with her students. This girl is traveling from city to city each week in the US conducting BN dance workshops and lec-dems. She was staying with my daughterâs dance teacher until yesterday. She is just 28 years old married, half Punjabi and half Maharashtrian, grew up in Pune. Since loved BN from a very young age, Mother started putting her in dance classes, when she finished her 10th at the age of 15, mom found this renowned teacher in Chennai, relocated with the daughter there, enrolled her in 11th grade in a local school, not knowing the language just out of love for learning BN dance from professionals in this new city.
Now this girl herself has become a renowned dancer/teacher after 10 years of rigorous training and for the past 3 years has her own dance school, with students from all over the world and giving performances after performances. When my husband told about Shweta is in our city teaching dance at my daughterâs dance school, my MIL and Devar immediately told us to invite her to stay with us. Though being a half Maharashtrian-half Punjabi, she is married to a Tamil guy recently who is also an Engineer and a classical musician, happens to be my in-laws family friendâs son đ My MIL and Devar could not contain their hapliness, wanted us to host her this weekend which we are doing so.
She is 28, got her P1 visa for the first time from the US consulate, to teach and conduct workshops in the US during summer months. This is her first ever trip, guess what neither her husband, nor her in-laws or her parents are traveling with her. She is traveling alone and has the full support of her husband, in-laws and parents. She came last week to the US, landed in NJ, stayed there for a week at someoneâs place, teaching and conducting workshops, this week she is in my city and tomorrow will be dropping her at the airport as she is going to Seattle for a week and then off to CA, the following week and her schedule is jam packed for the 8 weeks she is planning to be in the US.
After my husband and I brought her home yesterday from my daughterâs guruâs house, we called Shwetaâs husband Ritwik to let him know she is with us and briefly talked to him, the guy who misses her so much, but has full confidence and trust in her and was all praise for her that she will do a commendable job in these 8 weeks. He also said with confidence that he knows Shweta can manage very well wherever she goes and ready to adjust too.
My husband and I couldnât be more happier to have her with us and to see this 20+ years jodi talking with so much maturity and the way they support each other is commendable. In this day and age of divorce even for the simplest of the matter, is very refreshing to see Shweta-Ritwik jodi. And the best part is Shweta is learning tamizh to converse with Ritwikâs parents and others and also important for her dance and Ritwik is learning Marathi and Hindi to converse with Shwetaâs parents and her relatives.
I want to see such jodis in my life and take pride in supporting such people. The girl is so affectionate towards us, came to stay with us for the sole reason, her husband and in-laws told her to stay with us and they are friends with my in-laws family which we didnât know about because we are away from India for many years and not keeping up with my in-laws friends anymore.
When I saw the synopsis yesterday that Shiva is suspicious of Raavi, it just upset me to the core but looking at people like Shweta and Ritwik in real life, I realized that real life in most cases is better than these so called ITV shows which leaves no chance to demean, belittle women, especially working women.
I knew when Shiva was supporting Raavi, he is definitely going to screw up sometime but didnât think it will happen so soonđ I agree with Raaviâs words in the SBS segment, he cannot accept Raaviâs success, period.
Edited by mpks1 - 3 years ago