Now that you have trolled many women who spoke about their demands, I have some questions for you. A few things are humorous and enjoyable, but stop generalizing every shit, including women, politicians, Vijay fans and Ajith fans. I know you guys are enjoying the past four months, with so much content to troll and make fun of.
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On the other hand, these women are influenced by the saas-bahu TV serials, and they start hating their future in-laws and their family, without meeting them or knowing them. I know they are in their respective industries to earn, but that doesn’t mean they should act irresponsibly.
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Movie being one of the media, and TV another great medium, TV channels and the movie directors should be at least responsible for putting something in the viewers’ mind. Well, whoever out there may claim that movies and directors don’t hold any social responsibility, I would definitely disagree, and say they do. I personally noticed many references were either from movies or TV serials. They were hypocritical enough to say that, “their husbands shouldn’t be in debt but their brothers can be.” Wouldn’t the woman who might marry your brother have the same thing in her mind? Shouldn’t you understand this simple thing? What irked me was the fact that, most women on the show had expectations way above their financial status. Most importantly, do not be brats, but learn to understand the financial situation of your house. We respect that, but please have realistic dreams. No matter where she is from, which class of society she is from, women dream about their marriage. I understand that every woman dreams about her marriage. First parents should treat their kids equally. Whether parents are working or not they still bring up their daughters discriminated from childhood. Discrimination from the parents made those ladies ask for unrealistic demands for their marriage. They also inculcate the idea of women being dependent on men. They want their sons to get everything, but they give very less to their daughters starting from education, work and so on. True to the fact, many parents, majorly mothers do this. If any of you noticed the whole show, women who were discriminated from their brothers demanded high dowry, and one lady highlighted it. The case with the show is women demanding dowry from family and one woman literally said it out loud – “If the groom or their family asks it’s a dowry, but if we ask it is like a gift.” Well, makes sense but their demands were unrealistic. I wouldn’t say dowry is completely eradicated from our society but the number of grooms and their families demanding dowry, have gradually reduced in the past decade, if I’m not wrong. The so called society still sticks to the stigma and pulls down the families that are trying to bring a change (like the well and crabs story). When the groom’s side rejects dowry or gets less dowry, they conclude that the groom is either physically or mentally challenged. If the bride’s family gives less dowry, they are looked down upon. Dowry is considered to be a status symbol for both the bride’s and the groom’s families. I strongly believe that dowry is a social evil, which was – and still is – there. I have lots of questions to ask meme creators (predominantly men) and also many women. Well, well, you are all wrong! In fact, I am going to share my unbiased opinion on the whole show, and the mindsets of the women and parents seated. And that this is definitely a post bashing those women. A blog post from a man about the recent Neeya Naana show, which the whole of social media is fuming about. I can hear the voices people… I can hear them.
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