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Sailor Moon is the poster child for the magical girl genre, a genre often associated with a younger audience and “less mature” content. But what if I told you it covered topics like genocide, human experimentation, incest, and other similar ideas?
Yu-Gi-Oh!. And that's why I'm tired of it being treated like the bastard child of this industry. To be a Sailor Moon fan is to subsist on subpar offerings from start to finish, from visual to written formats, and I'm exhausted. I'm tired of simply supporting the franchise for the sake of it, because there's no other option. I'm tired of making do with flawed iterations and baggage that Sailor Moon's peers don't have to deal with ( Dragon Ball Z aspect ratio releases aside). You might be thinking this is going to be an extremely late rant about the horrors of the DiC
Highlights The TV show completed 2,063 episodes. New Delhi: One of the most popular daily shows on television 'Sasural Simar Ka' has often been in news for high TRPs and famous tracks such as Simar turning into a fly and now Pari Bahu choking on a shawl. Yes, that's exactly what you read. In one of the recent episodes, Pari bahu is seen pleading to Mataji played by TV actress Jayati Bhatia, as she is upset with the former. And in between the dialogues, you see her choking on a shawl. This unleashed a flood of memes on Twitter. Take a look:
Indian Actress Choking on Shawl in Bizarre 'Sasural Simar Ka' Scene is Television at its Finest FOLLOW US ON: bad, it has all the necessary ingredients to go viral on the Internet. Newest meme-fodder for the desi janta comes from a bizarre scene from Sasural Simar Ka that has caught the fancy of people on microblogging site Twitter. In the now-viral bit from the daily soap, we see an annoyed "Mataji" played by Jayati Bhatia and "Pari" (Shweta Sinha) sharing the screen. Pari can be seen pleading and apologising to her Mataji but the latter pays no heed to her requests. In fact,