Tsk! Tsk! How Unbecoming:( - Page 2

@Serial

Very much and now this is strike 2 in my book😊

I sometimes wonder if the CV's have some strange misconceptions of how people actually behave in the real world given that some of their portrayals of certain characters have been so bizarre. You are so right for they are showing them in a very tasteless light. The CV's really need to step outside of their make believe world once in a way and smell the coffee.

The problem I think is that there is this huge class and mass divide in the viewership so for every 1 of us here who felt it was rather unpleasant and degrading there are 9 others from more traditional rural backgrounds and small cities and towns who would find this rather great entertainment and sort of putting richer folks in their place and would have thoroughly enjoyed that spectacle. They would have probably cheered at Buaji lustily bellowing out those phrases while lugging the box in and I think that scene was meant for a specific target audience. Sigh😔 have to learn to accept it is just a TRP driven soap but still no excuse for offensive manners

I so much agree with what you have written. They showed all these guests seemingly shocked and gesticulating and yet not one of them was shown coming forward to help. It seemed almost like a throwback from an old Manoj Kumar 60's/70's Bollywood movie with the lesser privileged being shown as very rustic and down to earth and the rich folks so uppity.

@Neloufer

Err😕 why not after all it is his Naani and he is her grandson or is there something more in a cultural way that I am missing

@Incandescent

@Lady La La

They have now started to crown Buaji as the new resident clown but it still does not excuse the bad manners exhibited by both the Raizada men

@qwerty789

At this point there is no difference between either of the families for if the Gupta's was being portrayed as being undignified then the Raizada men and Mammi are looking pretty ill-mannered and crude respectively so probably a perfect match

Err😕 why not after all it is his Naani and he is her grandson or is there something more in a cultural way that I am missing

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this is what i meant

Well what can you expect from those people who in there earlier programme showed the male lead holding the collar of his wife's maternal uncle and was even ready to punch him?