CID NEEDS TO GET BIGGER

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phaneeswar

@phaneeswar

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Posted: 12 years ago

I feel in recent past episodes...CID are using the same old age formula in crime cases...persons murdering for properties...or any unknown person doing drugs business etc etc...I think CID episodes never reflects episodes pertaining to present society or present day crimes like computer hacking stuff...etc...like CID always shows a common man as a criminal...but in today reality every kinda big crimes we see influential persons involvement...that aspect is not shown,,,,

CID don't investigate cases pertaining to huge scams where public money up for toss...etc...they show public servants always in good light...and these days CID EPISODES ARE FAR FROM REALITY UNLIKE IN 2004-2007...

I think CID episodes needs to get much bigger aspects...they need to keep on revamping officers on frequent basis by sticking to the core team...

What you all say???

I think CID needs to come up with cases which are of the reality but not fictional...they should narrow the gap btw fiction and reality...

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visrom

@visrom

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Posted: 12 years ago

What you say is true, but what to do...Sony and FW are the decision makers.

Instead of cribbing, I have convinced myself to enjoy it...and if it's bad, vent out here, have a nice laugh and await the next episode.

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halfbloodprince

@Wistfulness

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Posted: 12 years ago

Your points are remarkable but we can't do anything.
Perhaps I've have adjusted myself with whatever they show. We can do nothing but hope.

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-SNEHAL-

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Posted: 12 years ago

yes you are right.. I am still in process of getting used to these downfall on quality but can't help it.. Nothing is in our hand..

And about bridging the gap between reality and fiction, FW strictly stands on the opinion that this show is for kids and no reality and harsh crimes should be shown in it.. So that also seems like expecting seeing unicorn ..

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Debasree

@debasree04

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Posted: 12 years ago

I feel these days all CVs not only FW rather all CVs of all serials be it crime thriller or historical or mythological all r very much impressed by fiction...😈
Unfortunately we cant do anything

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visrom

@visrom

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Posted: 12 years ago

Oh yeah...all serials steer like that...that Mahadev...is it a real story of Shiva or a soap...🤢
I wish they had given it another name...

Comparing all this, I still feel CID is one of the better shows even in its present form.

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-SNEHAL-

@-SNEHAL-

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Posted: 12 years ago

The changes seen in shapath also made me realise more that CID is much better.

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Debasree

@debasree04

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Posted: 12 years ago

Originally posted by: visrom
Oh yeah...all serials steer like that...that Mahadev...is it a real story of Shiva or a soap...🤢
I wish they had given it another name...
Comparing all this, I still feel CID is one of the better shows even in its present form.

that is Shivamayan
Shapath...🤢
yeah u r right...cid still now much better...😆

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Binod Uprety

@binod.abhijeet

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Posted: 12 years ago

ya it's absolately right that cid should focus extra episode related to 21st centuary. And on the other hand that cid team r very large so, we cannot watch proper team to match with timing.for eg. One officer is shown in only one scene which does not match with episode. Lets pry that our wish will be fulfilled soong. Till the we should be satisfy with these kind of episode as it is currently runnin. Let's see how will be tomorrow episode. Hoping to watch better.

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BeastInCarnage

@BeastInCarnage

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Posted: 12 years ago

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CID . A kid's show.. Very true.. They why the murders, loots are taking places in the show ? Make it childish investigation show. Like Bubble Gum thief or Tiffin Chor or who didn't homework at home.

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