Some thoughts.18th feb 2011..

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misti73

@misti73

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Posted: 14 years ago

#21

Originally posted by: why3
I liked Radhika's part today apart from her usual scolding by the mother. First of all, this Radhika has a friend which she did not in CB1. Also, there Radhika would sacrifice if Amma would blackmail her emotionally. Here, since she finished the work she was easily persuaded to have fun. She is also very demanding with Dev in asking him things. So, she wants to have fun even if it means pushing him aside. So, like that part in her. Also, she is not running after her sister to make sure that the sister is having fun. Of course they can change it in a moment if it suits them. I hope they don't do that and let Radhika have her own set of friends which does not include hanging after her sister.

Radhika outside the house is fine....Infact I also like Dev....he might be reserved in front of others but is relaxed with Radhika......he has a spark inside him and he knows why the other boy dislikes him...the main issue I have with her characterisation is what is happening in the house ......either show her as someone who knows that her mother is like this and she cannot do anything about it....so she basically does not let her mothers venom effect her and does what she wants to do......they can show this as a her character development over some episodes......or the father puts his foot down.

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Putija

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Posted: 14 years ago

#22

Misti
😆 u see when u fold the clothes it had its white side up😉 and also while the colouring was done it also had its white side up but when the work was over and they were kept for drying the border appeared.
I somehow liked this Khel Khel me shaadi and the pandit opening and closing his mouth like a fish😆 saying areh areh but then Shayari(Kabutar babu) babu wanted 25 loudspeakers so that only mantra will be heard.Now lets see what game they invent for mangalsutra and sindoor😉

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suwin

@suwin

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Posted: 14 years ago

#23

Good observation Misti 👏. I havn't watch the episod in full just saw the few scene in my LT between my work but will do it today and look out for the bloopers 😃

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Angie

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Posted: 14 years ago

#24

Originally posted by: misti73

Radhika outside the house is fine....Infact I also like Dev....he might be reserved in front of others but is relaxed with Radhika......he has a spark inside him and he knows why the other boy dislikes him...the main issue I have with her characterisation is what is happening in the house ......either show her as someone who knows that her mother is like this and she cannot do anything about it....so she basically does not let her mothers venom effect her and does what she wants to do......they can show this as a her character development over some episodes......or the father puts his foot down.

Misti, that would be the best because it justifies her confidence and outspoken behavior. Last time she craved a lot for Devki's approval and Amma's love and that's why both women manipulated her easily. There were some moments in the script that dealt with it, but then they coped out. For example, when she left home in the middle of puja to find Vishaka there was a dilemma between being Dev's wife and being obligated to Shastri family. That time Dev lost as before. But, then afterwards everything was justified in name of Radhika being mahaan and doing it to save family honor.

Here too, they can show that she has come to terms with her mother's nature and sister's jealousy and is not craving to make them happy. Hence she does her duty and work and if it is not sufficient then so be it. They can show this attitude because of father's love. Then her confident nature and fighting for rights would be justified. At least in Dev's house, he is being given some good advice even if it is at hands of Amma. Am not going to comment on the actor playing it as I have the same views as you do about that.

The question is whether they have the maturity to do that. My feeling is that they can write the script but tend to go for melodrama because in their opinion that sells and brings good TRPs.. In other serials too, the main female character is all suffering one. It seems that Indians revel in such characters and I have no idea why. Nobody even in villages keep silent if they are mistreated.

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ChinadollTwo

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Posted: 14 years ago

#25

Musti - Promo showed little Radhika wearing sindoor. Obviously everybody knows and maybe, they are forced to accept even if it happened unintentionally.... two kids running around the Sacred Fire seven times, before they could be stopped...

One would have expected Senior Mr. Purohit to prepare his eldest son as future Rajpurohit .. Instead, he dismisses him as being useless and unreliable and can't be bothered with him.

Instead of Ashanti helping her husband, little Radhika (How old is she?) helped her father.. He is guilty of allowing his wife to abuse Radhika.. Under the guise of adoption, kids are used as slaves!

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viprakshi

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Posted: 14 years ago

#26

.wow misti you are gr8..i really like your updates...

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misti73

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Posted: 14 years ago

#27

Originally posted by: chalhov
Misti
😆 u see when u fold the clothes it had its white side up😉 and also while the colouring was done it also had its white side up but when the work was over and they were kept for drying the border appeared.
I somehow liked this Khel Khel me shaadi and the pandit opening and closing his mouth like a fish😆 saying areh areh but then Shayari(Kabutar babu) babu wanted 25 loudspeakers so that only mantra will be heard.Now lets see what game they invent for mangalsutra and sindoor😉

Ahhh so you mean Chalhov that it had an invisible border that needed to be soaked in the magical haldi to get the red border.😉..............did the shayari kabutar babu want the loudspeakers or the panditji himself? Anyway actually I don't want the mangalsutra part and nor the sindoor........but don't know what they are going to show. I will prefer the marriage is kept like this.....it makes it more realistic.

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misti73

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Posted: 14 years ago

#28

Originally posted by: suwin
Good observation Misti 👏. I havn't watch the episod in full just saw the few scene in my LT between my work but will do it today and look out for the bloopers 😃

Thank you suwin......the bloopers are fun to watch.😉

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misti73

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Posted: 14 years ago

#29

Originally posted by: ChinadollTwo
Musti - Promo showed little Radhika wearing sindoor. Obviously everybody knows and maybe, they are forced to accept even if it happened unintentionally.... two kids running around the Sacred Fire seven times, before they could be stopped...

One would have expected Senior Mr. Purohit to prepare his eldest son as future Rajpurohit .. Instead, he dismisses him as being useless and unreliable and can't be bothered with him.

Instead of Ashanti helping her husband, little Radhika (How old is she?) helped her father.. He is guilty of allowing his wife to abuse Radhika.. Under the guise of adoption, kids are used as slaves!

Yes I remember the promo.....but sometimes they don't show what is there in the promo. So if they are forced to accept this marriage, then marriage to Rohan? That will again make it messy. Anyway lets see what track they show.......one that is messy or one that is simple. They have let out so much contradicting news that it is very confusing. I will like no sindoor and magalsutra but if they are planning something else then I will accept that provided it is logical and they stick with their track and do not start ping ponging.

The father part and the situation at home is what is irritating me......it is the same weak father and abuse again and again.If they show his then how will the audience differentiate this show from CB1. Here the father and mother are a bit different............so they should give more emphasis on the difference than on the similarity.

Edited by misti73 - 14 years ago