#KuchBhi: This week's series of DISASTERS dressed in drama

Week after week we see a new phase of kuch bhi on TV. This time around we got a glimpse of some new and some tried and tested pieces of puzzling shots. The situations went from understandable to eye-sore and we're back at curating them for you. 

From Yeh Rishta.. to Mahakali, here's how the moments played out on screen. -

This week started out with quite a few surprises and one of them came in the form of a TV show promo. The upcoming show Ek Deewaana Tha is all set to go on floors but it's trailer didn't manage to floor us; not with the randomly bursts street lamp bulbs, not with Vikram Singh Chauhan's meek insisting voice and definitely not with Namik Paul appearing like a badly Photoshopped addition. The promo was bizarre to say the least and an icicle in the shape of a heart falling on Donal Bisht's hand wasn't helping.

It was such a fragmented mess, we found it hard to look away. 

TV shows are all about signs and symbols and with kangans doubling up as murder weapons, they are the most versatile of all. In a recent episode of Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai we saw a major move made by the bangle. Naira (Shivangi Joshi) is distraught as she cannot find Karthik (Mohsin Khan), but just when all hope is lost and a prayers are made, she finds a solution. Her kangan gives her a sign and she's eager to take it. 

The Kangan guides her to look around the car and voila! she finds Karthik in the dicky. 

Sometimes makers take every care to give us episodes that are the complete package (devdas melodrama packed with a miraculously timed rescue as Ranveer (Abhishek Malik) as he's about to fall off the roof in a drunken spur). But, they tend to forget the smallest details that become glaring problems. 

TV is all about well dressed women who sleep with their makeup on, in the bargain perhaps we leave the male characters feeling neglected. Ranveer had a bottle of bubbly and it was so good, he probably died and went to heaven, because the rest of the frames were filled with him blending into the clouds. It was definitely an eye sore. And then there was a hallucination-

Mahakaali has been all about a show of power and supernatural attacks that will blow your mind. But these particular scenes are not only electrifying they are shockingly bizzare. We are quite used to seeing cut-outs of characters standing on landscapes and fighting at conveniently close ranges. But, we were served a little more of a visual treat this time- 

There was a diversity in shows this time. Tell us which shows you think are kuch bhi in the comments box and we'll feature them.