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Bhabhi Ji Ghar Par Hai actor Saumya Tandon said

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Bhabhi Ji Ghar Par Hai actor Saumya Tandon said
Television actor Saumya Tandon feels moral policing is very common in India, and
says everyone is ready to pass a judgment on what's right and what's wrong.
Moral policing is very common in our country. everyone is ready to pass a judgment
on what's right and what's wrong, Saumya said in a statement.
This is terrible because in a diverse society like India where there's lots of difference
within the economic, social and educational background because of religious divide
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and urban rural disparity, what's right for somebody could be wrong for others, she
added.
Saumya, WHO plays the character of Anita bhabhi in &TV’s Bhabhi JI Ghar Par Hai,
said, A society should learn to coexist and respect every other’s beliefs and life style.
That’s what makes diversity lovely. thus, we should respect people’s choices and not
control them.
Actor Ankit Gera, WHO is seen in Agnifera, also feels there ought to be a limit on the
type of control.
policing shouldn’t hurt anyone’s sentiments or feelings. everyone has a right to create
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their own choices and nobody ought to punish them. people are mature and wise
enough to choose what's right for them, policing them wouldn’t help. it'll rather hinder
the growth of the country, he added.
source: im.rediff.com
Actor Ratan Rajput added, Thus called mature people of society need to understand
that changes don’t come with punishments. The people in power ought to give
guidance and not control people lives. people should be allowed to follow their
decisions freely.
Th channel has also come with a show that deals with another sensitive issue around
forced marriages in india. half marriage features Priyanka Purohit and Tarun Mahilani
essaying the lead roles along side actors like Resham Tipnis, Satyajit Sharma and
Muni Jha.
Bhabhi Ji Ghar Par Hai actor Saumya Tandon said




