@ TopicMaker: First of all Indian Women are not different from the rest of the women in the world. It doesn't matter what culture or religion a woman belongs to as an human being she has every right to be happy and walk out of a relationship if she is not content with the relationship. They too have the right to divorce just like any other woman. I don't agree that a woman should be with her husband regardless of what even if it means he is an alcoholic, abuser, cheats on her, etc. I will never stand up for that in these cases a woman should just walk out of the relationship as every woman out there has equal dignity and self-respect. It's not the culture at fault its certain people's ignorance that they bring to society and they try to attach culture with it. People have subjectively ignored what the aspect of being an Indian woman truly is just because some people have orthodox viewpoint doesn't mean Indian women are the embodiment of that viewpoint. Out of this very Indian culture have sprung forth the bravest of Indian women like Jhansi ki Rani was she not an Indian woman? So, sadness and torture is not what an Indian woman is!
If you are targeting this to SR fans that "we are saying that she should be with Sid because he is her husband." Then that is wrong. Because we are merely saying it because she wanted to move on with him and not merely because she had to. Don't remember the scene where she affectionately patted his head when he fell asleep besides her bed, how she stares at him, and how she was so excited to meet him in Pune and her conversation with Naina. We're just basically saying that if she has feelings for him now she should be with her husband and not be all confused just because her ex came back. At the same time, if she doesn't have any feelings at all for Sid and still loves Armaan then she should go back to him. What's stopping her? I hate how Shanky is bringing the issue of "society" with her as its about her life not society's. And also, I understand that 2 years love is hard to forget but, I also know that people do move on and that is not something unbelievable or unrealistic.
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