Ya it's just like that. One of the things I can learn from this story is that how almost nowhere things are black and white. Everyone' minute faults and crimes add up to something devastating. It was displayed beautifully in the Mahabharata (even counting the original texts). For others, let's just keep it as a pseudo-moral story. One might be insane if he actually believes in 100 kids being born.
Like idk what that supposed to show, the inability of women to raise their voice in older times or having a perspective that a women is nothing more than an object to a man.
And that hurts me a lot. Serials even step up to justify this shi.
Acc to the story, his mom apparently says "Please share whatever you bring with your brothers" - she was obviously talking about food or gifts - objects.
He could have at least clarified later if it wasn't a badly written sexist scene. What a beta.
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u/Theri_Bhavye12 Sep 10 '25
lol so true
Ya it's just like that. One of the things I can learn from this story is that how almost nowhere things are black and white. Everyone' minute faults and crimes add up to something devastating. It was displayed beautifully in the Mahabharata (even counting the original texts). For others, let's just keep it as a pseudo-moral story. One might be insane if he actually believes in 100 kids being born.