A pathetic snail-paced S2 ends after a smashing S1~ CVS buck up for S3 - Page 2

Originally posted by: S.Stephy

I liked S2 for revealing the actual Maya, the extent she can go and for revealing the truth about Ashwin and Jhanvi's murders, etc. Very honestly, S2 did have more high points but the execution was sorely lacking. Dragging and repetition of scenes, straying from logic are a major put-off when the show is supposed to be a thriller. It takes away the thrill from the genuine high points as well.

I feel for S3, the CVs need to stick to the point and maybe even finish the story in lesser episodes than what they have planned if the only way to reach the magic number (ie 260) is by dragging and adding unwanted things.

Are we sure S2 ended? Friday's end was not complete, I am thinking Monday little bit will be S2 as well. But yeah after such a promising beginning of S2 it went down the drain very quickly. S2 was full of inconsistencies in most of the characters and logic totally went for a toss. Only credit I can give to the makers is they still stay true to the original concept. I hope S3 is written well without characters behaving one way one day and totally like a different person the next day without any reasoning. And I for one is waiting to see a bit of S2 beginning feel, maya and Arjun against each other in S3.

Originally posted by: Sdaren

The actual Maya & her crimes are revealed to the viewers ... but Arjun is still in oblivion. S2 has also shown Maya's weakness ... that she is not an invincible as we thought she is. She can kill on impulsive instinct so in future if she is provoked she might react hastily.

What had me on the edge of the seat was when Vandana stayed at Maya's...there was fear, suspense & comic relief simultaneously. Those episodes were good ... the rest were blah... Maya's dialogues have become repetitive ... sazaa ... had se jyada ...

Coming tp S3, I hove they don't atone Maya because killing is never normal & should never be justified.