Kullfi Kumarr Bajewala Blasted By Viewers As Loveleen Poisons Daughter Amyra

Here’s a case of netizens going furious over a scene in a television show. This time it is STAR Plus’ Kullfi Kumarr Bajewala at the receiving end. The show recently aired a sequence where a mother is seen giving poison to her daughter and this has left the viewers miffed

497466 Reads |  

Kullfi Kumarr Bajewala Blasted By Viewers As Loveleen Poisons Daughter Amyra
A lot of times we see television viewers getting sensitive about certain portrayals. STAR Plus’ popular show, Kullfi Kumarr Bajewala is currently experiencing the same as the show has left its viewers angered, courtesy a recent scene in the show, which sees Loveleen (Anjali Anand) poisoning her own daughter, Amyra (Myra Singh). Here’s what the exact sequence was about.

In the current track, Loveleen is trying her best to comeback in Sikander's (Mohit Malik) life and in the bargain she is using her daughter, Amyra as a weapon. Meanwhile, Loveleen has learnt that Kullfi knows that Sikander is her father. In order to get Sikander’s attention off Kullfi and towards her, Loveleen ends up poisoning her daughter, Amyra. She is then rushed to the hospital where the little girl is declared critical. Unaware of Loveleen’s reality, Sikander and Kullfi are shown praying hard for Amyra.

And this sequence has left audience baffled as they are not ready to accept how a mother can poison her own daughter. The netziens are upset with makers for encouraging such callous act. Here are a few comments of the viewers, where they have expressed their anger and discontent about the scene. Read them below: 

Comments

Comments

Comments

Comments

Comment

Comment

Comments
Comments

Well, while we understand creative freedom but such sequences should not be considered as entertainment as the show also has a lot of young kids as its audience and such acts leave a bad impression on young minds. Do you also condemn the scene? Do tell us your opinion in the comments section below.  



Image Source:Starplus