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V SPOT - 20th May 2012 - Channelvindia

Sun, 20 May 2012 11:26:39 -0500

Vj Juhi and Vj Manish start the show V Spot with an argument as usual. Daanesh briefs about features of Samsung Galaxy Y Duos, a dual sim android phone. He asks general knowledge questions to the people present in the cafe. If anyone fails to answer the question Daanesh lets them use Samsung Galaxy Y Duos mobile phone to answer it properly and promotes the phone.

[V] Gumrah - 20th May 2012 - Channelvindia

Sun, 20 May 2012 11:26:37 -0500

Ankur comes to Mumbai to join dance class with Kushal and also influences Gargi as he loves her. During the dance classes, Gargi starts loving Pranjal instead of Ankur. Ankur becomes jealous of Pranjal. On peer pressure from friends, Gargi and Pranjal become intimate with each other. Later, Pranjal starts ignoring Gargi. Gargi shares her sorrows with Ankur and he throws acid on Pranjal's face. Pranjal's parents complain against Gargi. Police arrest Gargi, Ankur and Kushal.

Big Fat Indian Wedding - Aamir Asks - Satyamevajayate

Sun, 20 May 2012 11:21:21 -0500

Do you think marriages have become a business transaction in our country today? SMS SMS Y for Yes, or N for No, and send to 5782711.

The cost of sending this SMS is only Re 1, which is donated after tax to the charity Unique Home for Girls, Jalandhar. Established by the Bhai Ghanayya Ji Charitable Trust on May 17th 1993, the Unique Home for Girls looks after unwanted, unclaimed or orphan female children who are shunned by society. The trust aims to educate and raise these children as healthy individuals. You can send more than one SMS to benefit this organization, and you can also, if you wish, help the organization further by sending them a cheque, and deposit it in your nearest Axis Bank branch. You can also transfer your amount to them online through the Axis Bank website. You can get more
information about depositing the cheque at any Axis Bank branch.

The amount donated by you to this organization will be matched equally by the Reliance Foundation. Reliance Foundation is the philanthropy partner of Satyamev Jayate.

Big Fat Indian Wedding - Episode Song - Rupaiyya! - Satyamevajayate

Sun, 20 May 2012 11:21:20 -0500

With punchy, powerful lyrics by Swanand Kirkire, composed by Ram Sampath and given voice by the mesmerizing Sona Mohapatra, Rupaiyya! is a poetic tribute to the true worth of women.

Big Fat Indian Wedding - The demands emerge - Satyamevajayate

Sun, 20 May 2012 11:21:18 -0500

Soon after Komal's marriage was fixed, the boy's parents began making demands. They wanted the wedding to be lavish, and said they did not want furniture but asked for the cash equivalent. And when the groom was about to arrive at the marriage venue, his family demanded that her parents give his father a gold chain, otherwise the wedding would not take place. Under such a threat, Komal's parents somehow managed to fulfil even this demand.

Big Fat Indian Wedding - Earning well, yet demanding more - Satyamevajayate

Sun, 20 May 2012 11:21:17 -0500

In the US, Komal's husband's demands grew. He had already been given Rs 7 lakh towards the cost of a car in India, but he demanded a car in the US as well, in addition to new furniture and electronic household goods. All this, although he was in a job that paid US$ 65,000 per year.

Big Fat Indian Wedding - Treated like a maidservant - Satyamevajayate

Sun, 20 May 2012 11:21:15 -0500

Komal's husband treated her like a domestic helper, and kept a tight rein on the household expenses, rationing out basic staples like rice and onions, and insisting that she manage on the money he doled out. She had to ensure his meals were good, and she often went without food. Her weight dropped to 36 kg but even when she was ill, her husband did not care for her. His sole focus was on getting more money and goods out of her parents.

Big Fat Indian Wedding - 'The last breath of my life' - Satyamevajayate

Sun, 20 May 2012 11:21:14 -0500

When he demanded that the flat in which Komal's parents were living be made in his name, she refused. At this, he started physically abusing her, holding her by the throat and pulling her by the hair, asking her every day why she would not give him the flat. On one occasion he throttled her so hard that she thought she would die, and he only released her when it seemed that she would pass out

Big Fat Indian Wedding - No end to greed - Satyamevajayate

Sun, 20 May 2012 11:21:12 -0500

Even the smallest of demands indicates that the alliance is turning into a 'deal', says Aamir Khan. A relationship should not be turned into a transaction where the bride and her family are disrespected, and this can only happen if the girl's family says No to the very first demand itself.

Big Fat Indian Wedding - Road to penury - Satyamevajayate

Sun, 20 May 2012 11:21:11 -0500

In Nilambur district of Kerala, 80 percent of the people have borrowed heavily just to finance their daughters' weddings, and some families have had to sell their homes and live in shacks. The same situation prevails in Vidarbha, Maharashtra, where cotton farmers who earn some Rs 50,000 in a year spend Rs 3-4 lakh on their daughters' weddings. Unable to pay these loans back, many have committed suicide.