Originally posted by: nushy1995
Happy New Year to you Madhura! 🤗 🥳
Wow! If I get a thumbs up from you for technicalities, then I must have done a really great job! 😎
Well, I did have this issue with the original writers that at points they were focusing too much on the kids' power but when it required an intimate touch, they were always confined to PiyAnsh. It never should have been. I personally liked Episode 219 where Piya hugged Ansh after coming back to the present time but ran towards Adi when he too, came back.
About transparency, that't what I love most about them. Even when either of them was hesistent, the other would sense the problem in their behavior and come forward to help. So definitely I was gonna go with it. 😊
I am glad that you liked the ending. 😊
Coming to the critics part.
I am not taking your comment in the wrong way. But I didn't really understand what you meant by pointing Ansh black. Can you elaborate? 😒
About repetition, even I feel that in all three of my FFs, I have added their childhood essence which might seem repetitive. But I guess, it's because of the lack of insight that the makers showed in original show.
I mean, I still give them a lot of points for trying to keep a balance between the romantic angle and supernatural angle and that they did address the insecurities a couple of times. But if I judge it on a general basis, it was still inadequate.
You just get to know that you have a six years old daughter and you missed out her whole childhood, it's a lot to take in. But Ansh was rather casual and the focus shifted to their reunion. Then again, Ansh showed isolating himself tendency quite frequently in the post-leap phase. Like in Dev's track he was convinced at first that he shouldn't be with Piya and then the Noble Idiot Saga in Angad's track then again blaming himself for that awful KSR Ansh Track. So at certain points, I did want Piya to question him.
So I guess, that's the reason these things and the back stories are popping up.
Because I believe, your own experience, specially if you had any horrible experience at your childhood, it does change your perspective and you might behave a bit differently than others.
Like in Grey's Anatomy, if you see Meredith and Richard now - they are an awesome duo but it literally took 6 Seasons for them to get close and even with that, the basic story was same - Richard had an EMA with Ellis (Mer's mother) but how it affected Mer at different points and how her personality become twisted - that was the exploration and a beautiful one. 👏
Again in case of Amelia, basic story is same that her father got shot in front of her eyes and she went to a dark place, became a drug addict in her teenage days and later her fience died of a drug overdose and their baby died. From that point on, she tried becoming sober in complete sense.
But this same story was explored in different episodes in different aspects. Like when the entire crew were busy saving a little kid but she realized how the other kid must have been scared to death because he was the one who shot the boy thinking the gun to be a toy or years later how it still frightens her to conceive a baby - that's where the basic story's aftermath has been shown.
Phew! I have written a lot to justify my blooper! 😛
My point is, they both have been traumatized and again quoting Grey, that for someone who has faced trauma it's the regular things that make them freeze at times. For any other couple, a normal fight wouldn't be this serious. But here the people involved actually have complex with their past and their decisions. So they over-analyzed it and it led to another disaster.
Honestly, this is not exactly the end I had hoped for. I was thinking to bring Piya in the AD. But since Nikki brought Ansh back, I had to rethink the story that included a proper conversation.
Otherwise, the story might have an alternate ending. 😊
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