Anupamaa

I think Indian writers have lost thier mind . Which lady will keep her husband girlfriend in her house . Totally idiotic . Avoid this please

Its been more than week that you've been showing Paakhi being rude to everyone this will teach children to be rude with their parents.

The character Kaavya is nonsense.!

We know daily soap needs Vamp for the TRP but now it's enough.!

This serial was made for society change and not to be irritating.

Too loud overacting by almost every actor, especially Anupamaa & her long unwanted & unnecessary "sanskari" lectures. Anupamaa is portrayed overly sanskari & highly matured, like whatever she says or do is always right! Her character is so irritating!

Very old concept portrayed with same old slow speed and non-realistic way. Family members are having filmy dance on every occasion and dialogs are dumb.

Very systematically teaching women to be a slave of husband and in laws, where as our culture always taught a husband and his wife complete each other, neither of them are a master nor a slave. Where as in this serial they are showing whatever you husband does he is your God. And although you come to know about his adultery or you take divorce, but if you in laws are willing to keep you with them along with your cheater husband and his new wife for their convenience, you must keep your self respect aside and stay there and serve for them. The writer manipulates all the characters just to justify and make the protagonist look perfect and God like. For example, Katya who used to shiver at the thought of how should would face Anupama if she ever found out about their affair. The same women now fights with her in the most ridiculously childish manner. That's on character growth. The protagonist is so unrealistic. She works more than a gennie and expects the same from others as well. And if they don't do so, the serial protagonist it as a negative trait.

Writer is trying to convince the audience that whatever your husband does as a good empowering woman you must fulfill the need of his family.