priya seigell

This show is a disaster. The women portrayed here project themselves in a way that feels degrading. What exactly are we left with by the end? The earlier seasons were somewhat relatable—there was a certain vulnerability and even some fun in watching them show off. But this season? It's just about Mumbai women bullying their Delhi counterparts. What are they promoting here? The idea that women are their own worst enemies? They don’t seem to know how to appreciate other women or different cultures, and there's a complete lack of acceptance., compassion and empathy Instead, we get cattiness and toxic behavior. This was especially evident in the way they treated Shalini. Despite being targeted throughout the show, she handled herself with grace, never reacting negatively. She’s living her dream life, and honestly, she's an inspiration. What's wrong with that? Bollywood wives like Shalini are different, and that's something to celebrate. And Seema, really? You're criticizing others while your own circle isn't exactly perfect. Have you looked around? There’s plenty of boldness within Bollywood itself—women who confidently own their bodies, yet you seem hung up on judging others. It's honestly worse than men objectifying women. Instead of rising above this shallow behavior, the show continues to body-shame and objectify. Neelam, I’ve always admired you, but there’s a world outside Bandra—and no, Delhi is not a village. And Maheep, using a fake accent and stumbling over words like "Charles Dickens" isn’t cool—it’s embarrassing. What is with Fuck and Twat word .Flexing your ignorance on-screen is far from impressive. Complete lack of hospitality in Mumbai . That was annocious and degrading your own Amch Mumbai The dressing and makeup across was too much and unrelatable . This show could’ve been about strong, empowered women, but it ended up being a cringe-worthy display of superficiality and pettiness. I would just say there. Is nothing wrong in being little kind and accepting . Kudos to you all being a disaster