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Deepthi

@Beauceant

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Posted: 12 years ago

#21

Originally posted by: capricorn2006

For me while many of the situations and concepts were realistic, the execution was mostly lacking.

There were many loopholes today...quite unbelievable how Rupali could setup the accident, the hospital and even the police. Faking a person's death is not that simple.

Manav actually recognized the guy in the car itself while they were taking him to hospital. He was just shocked to see the news in the paper i guess.

Manav did? Well they dint speak of it, just his guilt on being responsible for someone'd death so i dint realise.. And Manav would be booked under culpable homicide not directly as murder.. Anyway i guess they gave up on logic some time since..

Execution seriously was pathetic..

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DiyaS

@DiyaS

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Posted: 12 years ago

#22

Originally posted by: Msfrootie

Manav did? Well they dint speak of it, just his guilt on being responsible for someone'd death so i dint realise.. And Manav would be booked under culpable homicide not directly as murder.. Anyway i guess they gave up on logic some time since..
Execution seriously was pathetic..

No, Manav did recognise the broker in the car ... they showed the flashback of the police station scene.

They made it murder and not culpable homicide, because it was a set up. The broker accusing the family of cheating, Manav fighting the guy at the police station in front of witnesses and then causing the accident ... the whole set up is to accuse Manav of causing the accident deliberately ... which will make it murder. Because the motive is also established, so that makes it a pre-meditated crime ...

I have been watching far too many crime thrillers 😆

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Deepthi

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Posted: 12 years ago

#23

Originally posted by: DiyaS

Hey, no need to remove your post ... you're perfectly entitled to write what you feel! 😃 The execution and especially the screenplay has been the main problem of the show from the start anyway ... such a pity when they have such a good cast. But I really wasn't too surprised by the things went today though.

The hospital and doctors were all a set up anyway, so that could excuse their very cheesy dialogues 😛 I hope the police were also a set up, their dialogues were even worse! I liked the Rupali-Chhanchhan scene though ... I hope Chhanchhan goes about this the sane way that she did the Sonali expose ... by using her brains ... and some technology 😛

May be I was expecting too much.. And like u said in the main post somehow however good or bad the show pathetic hospital scenes are the rule.. The guy is dead(apparently) and the doc is more worried about treating external injuries???

And the police could have atleast got the section right, a road traffic accident can at the maximum be booked as a culpable homicide and not murder.. Over dramatization gone too bad..

Yeah Chhanchhan Rupali bit was better. I really liked the performance of the actress playing Rupali. Her slightly off balance approach n utter disdain was well done.. With Sanaya we do expect the best, bt this lady was a surprise..

A typical Chhanchhan approach to solve the problem would be fun..

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Deepthi

@Beauceant

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Posted: 12 years ago

#24

Originally posted by: DiyaS

No, Manav did recognise the broker in the car ... they showed the flashback of the police station scene.

They made it murder and not culpable homicide, because it was a set up. The broker accusing the family of cheating, Manav fighting the guy at the police station in front of witnesses and then causing the accident ... the whole set up is to accuse Manav of causing the accident deliberately ... which will make it murder. Because the motive is also established, so that makes it a pre-meditated crime ...

I have been watching far too many crime thrillers 😆

Oh why was he so surprised by the article then? May be he dint expect it to make the headlines..

@bold- that way it seems reasonable.. But the policeman's dialogues!! Goodness i have no words for it.. And Rupali's impossibly perfect planning...

😆😆 I was reading a murder mystery just before watching this, and a well written one too.. So i guess i was expecting even a set up murder to be more believable ...

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Deepthi

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Posted: 12 years ago

#25

Originally posted by: DiyaS

Not to worry ... most of us here are sticking on till the end out of loyalty to the show and the actors, who are still doing their best, despite the poor script. Guess the makers are giving us a ChhanMan track, but instead of this unrealistic one, they could have given us a honeymoon track and some small day-to-day issues on that one ... or some more on the tussle of balancing between home and work for Chhanchhan, and Manav's slowly getting used to that and helping her with the home responsibilities.

Also I haven't got my wish of seeing the BS bahus sit and have meals with the men yet ... and now I don't think I will. The only time Kaumudi and CC sat at the table was with Rupali 😕

Yeah i manage to sit through most atrocities and will do the same here. But really hope that Chhanchhan does a sensible rescue and those doctors and policemen are banished to oblivion..

There is so much to be explored in the initial concept but as it appears UB has left the show ond that's like 1 out of the three pillars holding this is already gone, so the possibilities in that direction are faint..

Seriously, just 7 more episodes left, cant they give us some Chhanman romance to end the show on a good note.. 😊

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showviewer

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Posted: 12 years ago

#26

Originally posted by: DiyaS

Diya, you have spelt it out...that's exactly what Chhanchhan will do...produce the dealer who is alive and kicking, but what I am keen to see is how she gets there...for once I am hoping to see a smart bahu who uses her dimag and asks and takes help when needed instead of putting herself in more danger.