MainHerioneHoon:


Do you know how Indians treat widows? Do you know that even her in laws would blame her for her husbands death?

About Neil you know that ship has sailed right?

MainHerioneHoon:


Do you know how Indians treat widows? Do you know that even her in laws would blame her for her husbands death?

About Neil you know that ship has sailed right?

Blossom023:
If I were to be Lisa I will wake up every morning and prepare tea for my husband.. Since that's what the family likes and to stop lamita from serving him tea. But she no get sense.

Blossom023:
If I were to be Lisa I will wake up every morning and prepare tea for my husband.. Since that's what the family likes and to stop lamita from serving him tea. But she no get sense.

CaraJewel:

after if ranbir shout for am she go dey cry....ask before doing anyting...no

slyowokoya:


Babe listen, widows are treated badly in most cultures. In Africa, some rural communities make the widow sleep with the corpse for days after she had drank the water used to wash the corpse.
A good husband who knows what kind of woman he's married to ie Saloni who has a strong sense of loyalty, would just use this time to set legal protection for her.

And about Neil, yes that boat has sailed, I just don't like Nahar.

carolsbrave:
am relieved seeing dis post at least am tinkin same wit sumone, Indians can be so mean to you if u lose ur husband to De cruel hands of death They are so pathetic smh

carolsbrave:
me kum de wonder which oyibo she commot frm

MainHerioneHoon:


I have seen other Indian series outside of Zee world and you would not believe how widows are treated , some sprinkle holy water upon seeing a widows face. "I don't want to look at your unfortunate face ever again" and they literally have no one to stand up for them . That is why a show like Married again was such a novelty in India because they believe that a woman should mourn her dead husband for the rest of her life. I guess almost every woman over the age of 22 is married and happy.huh sorry for the long reply

MainHerioneHoon:


She is from America or as the Middle Easterner's call it "The great Satan"

carolsbrave:
u r bae my cherrynoddles

MainHerioneHoon:


Yeah widows are treated badly in most cultures but it doesn't make it right though , I think Nahar had good intentions and I think he would know a bit better about how widows are treated , she would have to be isolated fro her kids and the rest of her family for at least a year all her clothes , jewellery and make up would all be destroyed and for the rest of her life she would be called an unfortunate woman. I know you need a reason to hate Nahar babe but this ain't it.

MainHerioneHoon:


I have seen other Indian series outside of Zee world and you would not believe how widows are treated , some sprinkle holy water upon seeing a widows face. "I don't want to look at your unfortunate face ever again" and they literally have no one to stand up for them . That is why a show like Married again was such a novelty in India because they believe that a woman should mourn her dead husband for the rest of her life. I guess almost every woman over the age of 22 is married and happy.huh sorry for the long reply

CaraJewel:

after if ranbir shout for am she go dey cry....ask before doing anyting...no

slyowokoya:


Hmm a very touching story. African widows are accused of murdering thier husbands otherwise how dare she out live her husband. If she was to marry again she would be forced to marry the husband's younger brother no matter how much younger he is to her.

Widows have it hard everywhere. We are all very fortunate we are not part of such traditions anymore.

MainHerioneHoon:
Look who has been working out

MainHerioneHoon:
I hate this Lisa (East meets West ) She doesn't even know the basics of her husband's culture pathetic I really dislike that oyinbo.

carolsbrave:
heheh OK she shud buckle up mbok

Omolola1:
But why does Lamita hate Ranbeer?

MainHerioneHoon:


Honestly women who live in patriarchal societies all over the world have it hard. I am not going to say widows in Africa have it harder than widows in India its not the Oppression Olympics , I do see your point and I do respect your opinion.

DzTzl:
nor mind her, very "dundeeish" in nature!!

zeeworldfreak1:
more like 'fufu-ish' in nature..she seems like a child-bride to me and the out-right disdain she has for her uncle in law is really brazen and seriously annoying...she should go and live with her punjabi uncle and aunt and leave his house if she has such a problem with him...he is the reason she married ditto such a prestigious family..if left to her fate [b]she would have married one of the farmers in her village and wallowed in poverty for the rest of her life...stu.pid girl..in fact where are the Indian slaps when you need them

Lol At bolded dis gal is on fire

MainHerioneHoon:


*blows kisses in your direction*

zeeworldfreak1:
hahaha..@ 'oyibo'..main heroine sounding like a home girl..! Love it! ..dont mind her,let her be there forming oyibo,till her husband bangs lumita first,then her eye will clear.and that is looking like a possibility seeing that udai is mama's boy that does everything his mum says..even if the mama says he shouldn't bang his wife cut its ' bad luck'...eeeediattta..

zeeworldfreak1:
more like 'fufu-ish' in nature..she seems like a child-bride to me and the out-right disdain she has for her uncle in law is really brazen and seriously annoying...she should go and live with her punjabi uncle and aunt and leave his house if she has such a problem with him...he is the reason she married ditto such a prestigious family..if left to her fate she would have married one of the farmers in her village and wallowed in poverty for the rest of her life...stu.pid girl..in fact where are the Indian slaps when you need them

nanalady:
Namaste every one.....please please..can someone drop the link for east meets west..i cannot bear this suspense anymore..

MainHerioneHoon:


Sis its only 153 episodes! Sacred ties is almost 1500 episodes yet no one asks for those links. Buuut that's none of my business.