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The fight between apurva and Suman chi sasu happened. As expected, Shashank and suvarna were wiser ones here. Said the question of a baby is between the 2 partners and not for others to discuss.
I think nikhil s parents missed the sex education class in school. Suman and nikhil have been living apart since a year. She's never gone to Bengaluru, he's never come to nasik in a year. So how will he impregnate her?
Originally posted by: DanceUntilWeDie
The fight between apurva and Suman chi sasu happened. As expected, Shashank and suvarna were wiser ones here. Said the question of a baby is between the 2 partners and not for others to discuss.
I think nikhil s parents missed the sex education class in school. Suman and nikhil have been living apart since a year. She's never gone to Bengaluru, he's never come to nasik in a year. So how will he impregnate her?
They had Nikhil so obviously knew something.😊
The show's makers are taking the audience for a ride by discussing Sumi's pregnancy when Nikhil has been MIA at least for 6 months on the show.
Originally posted by: NerdyMukta
They had Nikhil so obviously knew something.😊
The show's makers are taking the audience for a ride by discussing Sumi's pregnancy when Nikhil has been MIA at least for 6 months on the show.
Shevti patvle Vaat te Nikhil la. Jyaast screen space deto. khaamba sarkhe buster ubhe naahi karnaar parat ye re. Manhun aala Vaat te 🤣
Originally posted by: mishkil88
Is Sharad ponkshe still acting in this serial ? Because he is already there in daar ughad baye on ZM.
He is in old serials and new serials, he is omnipresent 😆
Kiti dumb plan ahe kaushik cha
And even as an act, which father (we're talking a doctor who's "educated") would marry his kid off without showing her his face? I am sure it could be a norm in villages and all where all kinds of dangerous things are passed off as traditions& customs, but this is a "shiklela manus".🤪
Aaj cha end la.appu bolli shash la she loves him
I don't watch this show, but after reading some comments in another topic, I wanted to see how harmful the abortion-shaming message was.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BhaZeuSA8lM
It's irresponsible enough that writers disregard the pregnant woman's autonomy and legitimize other characters' interference in her reproductive choice, but in the above clip, starting at the 7 minute mark, Ṭhipakyāñcī Rāṅgoḷī crossed far over the line into deliberate misinformation about biology and health and what to expect from an obstetrician.
The fictional doctor said, you should have taken precautions! A real doctor would know that birth control is not 100% effective. An IUD (>99% effective) or a vasectomy (>99.99% effective) is a reliable, reversible method that avoids human error associated with condoms or birth control pills, but somebody will be that one out of a few hundred IUD-bearing women who becomes pregnant, or the partner of that one out of more than ten thousand post-vasectomy men who is capable of impregnating someone.
Whether birth control failed or the couple didn't use it properly, they are demonstrating responsibility now by seeking health care to abort the pregnancy. The doctor's duty is to perform the abortion.
Unrealistically, the fictional doctor repeatedly questioned the patient's wishes: "You want to end a pregnancy. Why?" (to the man) "You also don't want responsibility?" "If possible, think again about this decision of yours." "Excuse me, I feel that you should think again about your decision." In the real world, being a doctor is a license to practise medicine, not a license to judge people's morals!
The fictional doctor asked why the pregnant woman is risking her life - as if abortion is dangerous. This is an outright lie. Legal surgical abortion is one of the safest surgeries and pharmaceutical abortion is even safer. Pregnancy, on the other hand, has significant health risks: injuries from fainting, breathing blocked by vomiting during sleep, tooth decay, diabetes, toxemia, hemorrhage ... Childbirth kills far more women than legal abortion, and historically, childbirth was more deadly than illegal abortion too!
The fictional doctor remarked that abortion is not simple; it can have serious long-term consequences because it is not natural. This is a nonsense scare tactic. Natural processes can be dangerous and medical procedures are needed to clean up after natural outcomes like spontaneous abortion (miscarriage).
The fictional patient said that her mother, a doctor, advised her that abortion is possible in the first few weeks. In reality, it can take one or two months for a woman to realize that she is pregnant, and pharmaceutical abortion can be effective up to 24 weeks, which is five-and-a-half months.
Shame on the creative team of Ṭhipakyāñcī Rāṅgoḷī, and shame on Star Pravah for airing such propaganda to misinform and endanger real women/girls/persons in the audience!
Originally posted by: DanceUntilWeDie
Looks like the family is successful in manipulation of apurva.
9th aug promo: anjali asks appu in front of k family whether she wants to have a baby.
Appu says yes
Big decisions like higher education, life partner, parenthood MUST NEVER BE TAKEN under pressure.
Education, if you have money, you can work around it by getting help or changing your subject.
Lifepartner can change with divorce (of course in this country even that is s problem cos most women stay in bad marriages due to multiple reasons)
But what about parenthood, especially motherhood?
At the end of the day, the child is hers and responsibilities will be tagged with her.
TCR REALLY fvcking up big-time by setting wrong examples.
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