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Posted: 19 years ago
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Hello Folks,

I'm sure that many of us must have watched Hasratein as one Sinha's previous projects. How do you compare the two? Did you ever feel that Hasratein was a drag too after the leap? Were there too many tragedies in Savvy's life as well?

I would like to know that based on how well Hasratein was handled, what can be done in Astitva to improve the show and create more interest. Let's share our thoughts 😃


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Posted: 19 years ago
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I admired both the protagonists - Savi and Simran. But I feel that Savi's
character was more true to life. She made mistakes. She was a strong
woman with a will of her own, but she had people who disliked her, and
the ones who disliked her were not wrong in their hatred of Savi. Never
once did I feel that she was perfect. She was a true woman of substance -
flawed but that made her seem more human and believable
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Posted: 19 years ago
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i think the best serial by ajai sinha was justujoo
though it wasa the least successful of his 3 serials
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Posted: 19 years ago
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I think there is a big difference between the main characters of Hasratein and Astitva.

In Hasratein, Savi was a very bold,spoiled & selfish type of woman who never think about her husband and son or KT's wife and children, before started to live with her extra marital affair KT. In the beginning she used to hate her mother for running away with her lover but she did exactly the same thing and never felt guilty by doing so. I really hate her character.

In Astitva, Simran's character is really sensitive ,caring, strong and very loyal and sincere with all her relations, a very commited lady. Despite of the fact that she made some BIG mistakes in her life, overall she is a nice person by heart. I think her character is much more stronger and positive than Savi's.
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Posted: 19 years ago
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Originally posted by: scorpio_pk

Despite of the fact that she made some BIG mistakes in her life, overall she is a nice person by heart.

👏...v.well put scorpi - i agree with all this...

i'm sure the rest u wrote is correct but must admit - i've never seen the other serials..

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Posted: 19 years ago
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Originally posted by: scorpio_pk

I think there is a big difference between the main characters of Hasratein and Astitva.

In Hasratein, Savi was a very bold,spoiled & selfish type of woman who never think about her husband and son or KT's wife and children, before started to live with her extra marital affair KT. In the beginning she used to hate her mother for running away with her lover but she did exactly the same thing and never felt guilty by doing so. I really hate her character.

In Astitva, Simran's character is really sensitive ,caring, strong and very loyal and sincere with all her relations, a very commited lady. Despite of the fact that she made some BIG mistakes in her life, overall she is a nice person by heart. I think her character is much more stronger and positive than Savi's.

Agree with you on all points! Very well said. I personally had no sympathy for Saavi when she had no qualms about breaking Asmita's home and doing exactly what she hated her own mom for. In fact she continued to hate her even after she started having an affair with KT. To me, the characters of Simran (honest, forthcoming, willing to admit her mistakes) is very different from Saavi's. I feel sorry for Saavi for one reason alone and that is because of her bad childhood..

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Posted: 19 years ago
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Originally posted by: xyzzee

Agree with you on all points! Very well said. I personally had no sympathy for Saavi when she had no qualms about breaking Asmita's home and doing exactly what she hated her own mom for. In fact she continued to hate her even after she started having an affair with KT. To me, the characters of Simran (honest, forthcoming, willing to admit her mistakes) is very different from Saavi's. I feel sorry for Saavi for one reason alone and that is because of her bad childhood..



I agree!

There's one more difference between Simran and Saavi - Simran always realized her mistakes sooner or later and tried to compensate for those unintentional mistakes though Saavi never accepted her flaws even till the end or perhaps she always had selfish motives and hence never cared for KT's family.

Moreover Saavi never had a good friend like Manas, she had another dumbo to get advice from - Sushma, Rani's mom! 😃
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Posted: 19 years ago
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Originally posted by: scorpio_pk

I think there is a big difference between the main characters of Hasratein and Astitva.

In Hasratein, Savi was a very bold,spoiled & selfish type of woman who never think about her husband and son or KT's wife and children, before started to live with her extra marital affair KT. In the beginning she used to hate her mother for running away with her lover but she did exactly the same thing and never felt guilty by doing so. I really hate her character.

In Astitva, Simran's character is really sensitive ,caring, strong and very loyal and sincere with all her relations, a very commited lady. Despite of the fact that she made some BIG mistakes in her life, overall she is a nice person by heart. I think her character is much more stronger and positive than Savi's.

Very very well put, in a nutshell. I too never ever felt any kind of sympathy for Savvy; she was one lady who thought only about herself. To think of that she actually happily broke two homes, one of her own, the other of KT and took away the happiness of three kids and deprived them of their own parent,that too without an ounce of guilt - she was selfish and if she had not been the main protagonist, then she would have come across as the typical "other' woman, selfish, self centred , full of self pity and only concerned for her own happiness and achievements !!!

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Posted: 19 years ago
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Originally posted by: chikoo



I agree!

There's one more difference between Simran and Saavi - Simran always realized her mistakes sooner or later and tried to compensate for those unintentional mistakes though Saavi never accepted her flaws even till the end or perhaps she always had selfish motives and hence never cared for KT's family.

Moreover Saavi never had a good friend like Manas, she had another dumbo to get advice from - Sushma, Rani's mom! 😃

Ha, ha, that was funny, the last bit. Agreed Simran and Manas were great friends and were always supportiuve of each other.. Good to have such friends in real life.

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Posted: 19 years ago
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Originally posted by: Minnie

Very very well put, in a nutshell. I too never ever felt any kind of sympathy for Savvy; she was one lady who thought only about herself. To think of that she actually happily broke two homes, one of her own, the other of KT and took away the happiness of three kids and deprived them of their own parent,that too without an ounce of guilt - she was selfish and if she had not been the main protagonist, then she would have come across as the typical "other' woman, selfish, self centred , full of self pity and only concerned for her own happiness and achievements !!!

Ah, that was exactly the word or phrase I was looking for - without an ounce of guilt!! Exactly! Even Abhi felt guilt when he had an affair with Kiran (to some extent) but Saavi had none. Selfish to the core is what I call her.

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