REVIEW- Episode 5: Sunanda Pushkar murder- fictional take? - Page 6

Good review...yes chemistry of gauri n rajbir might be interesting n loved Raghav nudge rajbir..

Greetings Friends,

Originally posted by: indu6789

Good review...yes chemistry of gauri n rajbir might be interesting n loved Raghav nudge rajbir..

Loved the flirtation between RaTri. .gorgeous..

I feel the case was v good n SK was stupendous. .specially in the shits with the murderer n when he sees his past...vulnerability at its best!

Now my humble input...if u watch Holmes..its Holmes who does it all...similarly here its #AgentRaghav not Team Raghav...so obviously more of Sharad!!and i for one can watch him for one hr!!

Yes definitely the past is intriguing. .n would love to watch RaTri romance unfold!!!

Originally posted by: -Amri-

They seemed to have copied the dynamic of the Mentalist team for this show verbatim. It's okay, I will tolerate it😃 Never a fan of Rigsby-Van Pelt though🥱

I do think that Teresa in particular never got to demonstrate much in terms of her cerebral contribution to the cases- she and Rigsby were all action most of the time. Cho on the other hand was shown as a good interrogator while Van pelt was the technical specialist- guess I was talking about that😊

I really like the dynamic b/w Raghav and Trisha, it seems to be well-etched. Much more than the dysfunctional duo Jane and Lisbon, though I liked their pairing at the end too.

I seem to have a gut instinct for perps because pf all my years of watching thrillers and police procedurals, just like you. It doesn't matter how well it's done, I always know it. Perhaps casting a lesser-known or unfamiliar actor as the perp works, because i am vaguely familiar with this dude after watching some shows, and it's obvious that he had a vital role to play😳

Originally posted by: BeEverVectorMan

Greetings Friends,

CV'S involve CBI when the case is really tough and not when it can be solved within the range of cctv and some easy guess work...

AGENT RAGHAV doesn't need to show his skills here and there to show us how brilliant he his...he has to be...the story is his ...so automatically people know he has some advantage point...

Coming to the case it was 3 out of 10 for me...but since you all not let Trisha ask again i had given 4 points but again his past was brought so the point were cancelled...

Please CV'S don't take us for granted...

Whenever poison is inhaled or taken the last one minute really becomes unbearable so if the person taking poison and remaining still without any exertion simply means writer's really don't have any clue of what they write and what they show...

It was really disappointed writing but still i gave 3 only and only for TRISHA AND RAGHAV...

CV'S please show us some sensible murder plot even if it extended the other day...

Originally posted by: CT_Shreya

It bothers me as such. They added an Asian who as we saw from yesterday has a dry sense of humour, spends a lot of time with raghav, and will soon be the lead interrogator on the team it seems.

Yep Rigsby spent much of his time in action or being a part of Jane's weird ideas. Lisbon I felt still had some control. She did stop Jane on some occasions and directed the investigation with or without Jane. Here so far though none of them seem to have much to do. Even when the first visit to the crime scene is done it's Trisha and raghav. I don't like that.

Yep this dude is. I agree that they need different or unfamiliar actors. And if they do get familiar actors then at least put them in a role that will surprise us. They could easily have changed up the characters and made this dude actually innocent and made someone else the culprit. Everyone had motive after all.

Originally posted by: -Amri-

Hello!

Lovely comment, thanks for the honesty😃

I agree with your point on the poison...yes, definitely she must have contorted a bit before dying...

The details of the epi were good and that's why it called for a 7.

But I agree with you, they can do much much better!

@ Amri

Nice Analysis.Thank you so much.

In the episode,everyone did have a good role to play.But I feel,Trisha's contribution is less.She can also be shown as deducing some crucial evidences or facts.

I agree with you,it was nice to see Raghav encouraging Rajbeer in his own way.

About the case,I didn't get why the culprit had to hide those pages,written by the victim,which reflected facts about her husband.Those pages would have increased the suspicion on the husband,which the culprit wanted to happen.

Originally posted by: BeEverVectorMan

Thanks what i wanted to say is if some one is planning for suicide by poisoning himself /herself she won't call for the help or press panic button...

Here in this case she didn't wanted to die or had no idea that she is going to die so there must have been panic set into her self...

If CSI...(Crime Scene Investigation ) had followed the S.O.P. then the case would have cleared in the same moment had they applied the uv lights with neon ray method which must have pointed the nose area suspicious...and the tools with which it was applied...

There are lots of innovative methods cv's can apply with full support of talented actors they have got ...but then i thing we are indians and we don't give encouragement to better ideas to fight crime and its factor...

Still don't know why cv's are giving him small cases to apply his skills as psycho analysis...

Originally posted by: -beena-

@ Amri

Nice Analysis.Thank you so much.

In the episode,everyone did have a good role to play.But I feel,Trisha's contribution is less.She can also be shown as deducing some crucial evidences or facts.

I agree with you,it was nice to see Raghav encouraging Rajbeer in his own way.

About the case,I didn't get why the culprit had to hide those pages,written by the victim,which reflected facts about her husband.Those pages would have increased the suspicion on the husband,which the culprit wanted to happen.