Originally posted by: divine_16
It's kind of surprising for me as it's coming from SA audiences.I will agree on one point that it's really difficult to manage career,household chores and studies at the same time bcoz one aspect will definetly suffer.One need to be really a superwoman to conduct these aspects at an 100%efficiency rate.πBut...I was surprised reading the comments... calling her selfish and what not ...just bcoz she didn't want to drop' bhalla' from her surname...and that too bcoz Shaurya wanted to drop it and just keep Sabarwal !!The worst part these fans ...they want her to compromise on that...and this is what Anokhi said ..."compromises aur changes mein farak hota hai"before sindoor shaadi.I really sometimes feel do they really hear the dialogues and try to understand what the character wants to say or are they busy niharoing the handsome lead and gushing over his assets.. And believe me...these ppl will run away from men like Shaurya in real life...π
@bold-Can't agree more!!
I don't really know how progressive the SA audience are, so I can't speak for that. But I saw many "modern" women on twitter and here talking about balance as if it was just a female thing. Many who were married talked about it as if their spouse had no responsibilities in marriage. I already disagree with the notion of a 'sasuraal' and a girl leaving her family after marriage. Seeing some comments on IF made me realize how much bollywood has warped our minds with concepts of mangalsutra, sindoor, bidaai as the essence of marriage.
I agree that it's hard to balance it all, single or married. But the arguments I see made disregard the partner in marriage and put all the responsibility on one gender. I've also never understood the name changing argument. What harm could occur if a girl kept her name after marriage as is? I think it's a compromise from Anokhi's side that she even changed her name.
@bold: I had the same thoughts. For themselves, I think the fangirls agree with Anokhi, but for their Shaurya, they want Anokhi to do everything to make him happy. They only see Shaurya's compromises, as if his attitude change shows his love only. When did becoming a decent human being and giving up regressive beliefs become an act of compromise?
@blue: No one wants the old regressive Shaurya in their life, apart from ogling at him!!
Sorry for the essay!
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