this is a thread explaining my viewpoints about the current track of kahaan hum kahaan tum. please keep in mind that this is my thread, & thus a representation of my viewpoints, which i am perfectly entitled to. (1)

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since the age of 12, sonakshi has constantly worked to please & impress her audience, as an actress. she’s rarely, if ever, done anything for herself & now that she’s married, into a rather modern & liberal family may i add, is still expected to be a people-pleaser, both in (2)

her professional & in her personal life. sonakshi enjoys going to work as equally as she enjoys spending time with her family, & vice versa. so why is she being asked to choose between her career & her family? sonakshi perfectly within her rights to choose both, as both allow (3)

her to be the best & the happiest version of herself. there will be occasions when she misses a family function because she’s on set for long hours, & there will be occasions when she has to leave her set early to attend a family function. if the people whom sonakshi (4)

considers her loved ones truly do love & understand her, they would definitely be more accommodating to her hectic lifestyle, rather than asking her to choose just one aspect of it. i therefore think this is a good time for me to announce that until the makers stop getting (5)

sona to conform to the ideology of “the perfect bahu”, like she’s parvati off-screen too, i will be taking a break from watching kahaan hum kahaan tum. the show fails to excite me as much as it used to, because in my opinion, it lost its unique charm after the first half of (6)

episode 77. from that point, the tracks have been primarily unrealistic & dramatic, with the show failing miserably at portraying & handling sensitive issues such as molestation. there’s only so much nonsense one can tolerate with such tracks, because initially, we were (7)

promised a show that would be unconventional & ground-breaking for indian television. how we went from roasting indian televison in episode 3 to complying with its usual standards is truly beyond me. (8)