I do agree that Simran has been receiving alot of attention lately as compared to the other characters. Maybe, because she is playing the central role in this soap, so the story is about this woman, who though had personal problems, made a name for herself. I think many women nowadays, are able to devote time to several things at the same time. Simran gets tremendous help from her partner Manas (and now Manu) in running the hospital, and help from Shaguna and family members in taking care of her daughter, so she has time for social stuff.
Manu was Simran's boyfriend during her college days, and Abhi was someone she fell in love when Manu was thought dead. It took her ten years to fall in love with someone else (Abhi) after Manu was presumed dead. Manu is back and he still feels the same about Simran. Since Abhi and Simran are divorced now, I think it is okay if Simran want to seek a life partner/boyfriend for herself. So I don't think they are portraying men falling all over Simran. Anyways, there is nothing wrong in men admiring Simran, after all she is a strong and beautiful person, and hence attractive to many.
In Indian families, parents do get concerned about their children, even when their children grow-up and become parents themselves. Simran went through a bad episode in her personal life, and it is natural for the father to be worried about his daughter even if she is 35ish. I don't see anything wrong in that. I like how they have shown the family as close knit one and are always concerned about each other.
However, there are few episodes that are hard to digest- One particular episode that comes to my mind now, where Simran's sister, Rashmi's, wedding was stalled because Vinay's (the guy) mother was unwilling to marry her son to Rashmi because she (Rashmi) is a widow. It was a little hard to digest that with just one lecture from Simran and Vinay's mother becomes all humble and apologetic and said yes to the marriage. In real life, it is not so easy.
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