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Originally posted by: Shirsha

Here's another video of Randhir. I told you he thought men were better than women. In this video, he's saying "Girls should belong to kitchen only. They shouldn't study engineering." He was very different from Neil.

https://youtube.com/shorts/oIw-X-OoCZE?si=8OuKTN1-823CzIuK

I have been a proper science student in senior secondary. So I really doubt boys in the science stream would ever oust or not want to study with girls in their engineering classes, especially the mechanical branch which is considered to be a barren desert in most student circles. If you know, you know.

Originally posted by: ThaneOfElsinore

I have been a proper science student in senior secondary. So I really doubt boys in the science stream would ever oust or not want to study with girls in their engineering classes, especially the mechanical branch which is considered to be a barren desert in most student circles. If you know, you know.

I remember Chetan Bhagat's novel, 2 States. The heroine, Ananya used to get so much attention from boys of her class.

Originally posted by: Shirsha

I remember Chetan Bhagat's novel, 2 States. The heroine, Ananya used to get so much attention from boys of her class.

I don't really like Chetan Bhagat or his novels but engineers, especially if combined with an MBA, yep, I know them very, extremely well.

Originally posted by: Shirsha

I remember Chetan Bhagat's novel, 2 States. The heroine, Ananya used to get so much attention from boys of her class.

@Bold: Honestly, it's just an outcome of very less girls in the STEM fields. I have seen this real time. In school, we were only 2 girls including me who had PCM in the class of 20 students. 18:2 was the gender ratio. Rest of the girls in the science stream were medical aspirants.

So the boys don't interact much with girls during the gruelling entrance exam preparations and then, finally don't get to meet many girls in their colleges. Awkwardness persists till their 20s. I don't blame them really. Though it seems funny to me sometimes.

Originally posted by: ThaneOfElsinore

I don't really like Chetan Bhagat or his novels but engineers, especially if combined with an MBA, yep, I know them very, extremely well.

2 States is not bad actually. I read it many years ago. I liked it at that time. But his another novel, One Night at a Call Centre is absolutely pathetic! Now I don't read his books at all.

Originally posted by: Shirsha

2 States is not bad actually. I read it many years ago. I liked it at that time. But his another novel, One Night at a Call Centre is absolutely pathetic! Now I don't read his books at all.

Nice. As a Tamil girl, I didn't relate at all with 2 States. I found the writing quite predictable and to say the least, mediocre. But yes, it's based on his real life relationship and marriage so I get the realistic part of it. Although IIT+IIM people... alright, fine, I get them.

Originally posted by: ThaneOfElsinore

Nice. As a Tamil girl, I didn't relate at all with 2 States. I found the writing quite predictable and to say the least, mediocre. But yes, it's based on his real life relationship and marriage so I get the realistic part of it. Although IIT+IIM people... alright, fine, I get them.

There was a problematic dialogue in 2 States- "Who will sit infront a cake and not eat it?" I don't remember the words exactly. It was something like that. He was talking about the heroine. I thought it was not okay to talk or write about a girl like that. He was objectifying the girl. This kind of words aren't expected from a very intelligent and qualified guy. Then I heard there was a very disturbing dialogue in Half Girlfriend. The dialogue is so disturbing that I can't write it here. I didn't read Half Girlfriend. As far as the cultural aspects of 2 States are considered, it's not possible for me to identify the inaccuracies because I'm neither Tamil or Punjabi. But I can understand what you're saying.

Hi guys!!!

Was off IF for a long time, saw you guys discussing about randhir and param's characters. Thought of dropping another masterpiece by him which used to boil my blood

https://youtu.be/9TdBdQJkENM?si=gNHx4pkk_l6jXLM3

Originally posted by: Shirsha

Here's another video of Randhir. I told you he thought men were better than women. In this video, he's saying "Girls should belong to kitchen only. They shouldn't study engineering." He was very different from Neil.

https://youtube.com/shorts/oIw-X-OoCZE?si=8OuKTN1-823CzIuK

I am very happy that I did not watch this show. Otherwise then couldn't have watched ghum s3. This is so unhinged yaar. Thanks Shirsha for sharing. I am happy that Neil was the first character I saw played by Param.

Originally posted by: Riddhi2Saini006

Hi guys!!!

Was off IF for a long time, saw you guys discussing about randhir and param's characters. Thought of dropping another masterpiece by him which used to boil my blood

https://youtu.be/9TdBdQJkENM?si=gNHx4pkk_l6jXLM3

Hello Riddhi!!! Was about to tag you....were missing from a long time, felt like busy hogi welcome....