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Soaps1

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Posted: 13 years ago

#11

Ummm did i miss something? Forgiveness kahan sey a gai beech mey? 😕

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-Nakshatra-

@-Nakshatra-

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Posted: 13 years ago

#12

Originally posted by: Soaps1
Don't know about her but i do find viraj boring, not the char but repeated stuff they make him do ... I have enjoyed dadi days viraj, the hello dadi, the sach ka samna viraj ... but when they make him do stuff that is just repeat telecast then it does get boring but i won't say that is viraj the character but the handling that gets boring ... i mean how many times he has told the pot same things over and over again, it just takes the freshness out of it but again that is not the character but the handling!!!

@Soapy: I agree where it gets boring for you. People have different tastes so that doesn't surprise me. As i said Creatives are compounding on Viraj. He attracts viewers otherwise the creatives won't do it. The basis of any show is to gain as many TRPs as possible.

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KhatamKahani

@KhatamKahani

Stunner

Posted: 13 years ago

#13

Viraj's scenes these days are anything but boring for me. They're actually what I find most interesting. At first it was hilarious for me. However as you keep watching the humour subsides. Sure there are still elements of humour, and I still chuckle. But it's really intriguing to watch him surely lose his wits and come undone.

Edited by likarsh - 13 years ago

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Soaps1

@Soaps1

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Posted: 13 years ago

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I don't disagree with that if they think he is the USP they should use him but i am afraid they might bore people by taking that x-factor out which his char is supposed to have by over exposure

Anyways i gave my POV regarding the topic and am outta here now ... have fun

Edited by Soaps1 - 13 years ago

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Sunshine

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Posted: 13 years ago

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I agree Viraj used to be a big fun always and I also started watching the show for Viraj and his antics only though it became too unbearable with such ruthless actions of his which made me to stop watching the show but then also Viraj was one complex character where I always used to end up applauding him and his mind but lately they are being so monotonous

I am highly disappointed nowadays with same repetitive shots

he talking to pot and cursing her or Jhanvi's thoughts haunting him and he trying to show that he can do anything even in her absence but failing miserably.

Edited by SunShine_A - 13 years ago

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Posted: 13 years ago

#16

well chitra if u ask me , den i will say yes i m selfish wen it cums 2 HC playing RAGHAV...so in dat case yes i find it boring 2 watch nebody else instead of him.

but here dat is not d question.

wen d question arises dat hw d writers execute the story den we just cant giv dem a benefit of doubt.

we cannot sit nd think dat awee, dese ppl r writing 4 two long years nd it is a tough job 2 handle d characters so let us giv dem a chance...my answer wud b big NO.

cos no matter wat nd hw much tough d handling is, it is dere job nd they shud fulfill d audience demand cos one's half an hour shudnt b taken 4 granted.

wen d point cums dat writers cannot handle d characters they can just end d show, but not mess it up nd giv illogical justifications.

nd so nw i really don know wat they will try nd do wid VIRAJ's character, but i want a proper and good execution of RAGHAV nd his part of d story, as d reason is he i m here so, i will b happy enough wid his part of d story if it is handled welll...

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KhatamKahani

@KhatamKahani

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Posted: 13 years ago

#17

Originally posted by: Soaps1
I don't disagree with that if they think he is the USP they should use him but i am afraid they might bore people by taking that x-factor out which his char is supposed to have by over exposure

He is not being over-exposed. He would've already lost his X-factor by now then. In yesterday's episode it became clear that they are showing him really losing it. And once they have established that, they will move on with the plot--whatever it is, whichever way it will go.

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-Nakshatra-

@-Nakshatra-

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Originally posted by: SunShine_A
I agree Viraj used to be a big fun always and I also started watching the show for Viraj and his antics only though it became too unbearable with such ruthless actions of his which made me to stop watching the show but then also Viraj was one complex character where I always used to end up applauding him and his mind but lately they are being so monotonous
I am highly disappointed nowadays with same repetitive shots
he talking to pot and cursing her or Jhanvi's thoughts haunting him and he trying to show that he can do anything even in her absence but failing miserably.

Viraj and his antics with Pot is just an outburst of sorts. Viraj had to vent out his anger or depression after Jhanvi's loss. This is his way of coping with loss. But this can't continue forever. They would take it forward soon for the story to move.

Edited by -Nakshatra- - 13 years ago

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KhatamKahani

@KhatamKahani

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Posted: 13 years ago

#19

Originally posted by: Soaps1
Ummm did i miss something? Forgiveness kahan sey a gai beech mey? 😕

You wrote what he has done is unforgivable. Fine. Even though I think when you forgive someone, you are forgiving someone for their actions as well. But I can see how others would differentiate between forgiving the actions and forgiving the person.

Edited by likarsh - 13 years ago

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BizzyLizzy

@BizzyLizzy

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Posted: 13 years ago

#20

Were Viraaj's character in a different serial, with a theme that wasn't so focussed on an entirely different true-to-life issue, and with a team that had researched the disorders it was mentioning properly, maybe it wouldn't have been such a problem for some? Here, the issue of his illness and treatment are so deeply intertwined with Jhanvi's history of abuse that half the time viewers can be torn by what they should support: if they choose to support Jhanvi's choice of leaving they are being insensitive to the OCPDer, if they choose to believe that Jhanvi staying around to cure him would be better they're insensitive to her suffering. And of course there's that wonderful thing called the middle path which many could alternately follow, though I am myself a little unsure of how to define it in terms of the serial...but I'm sure you get what I mean.

I don't think that can be called sadistic or selfish, it's more or less a statement on which issues we - as individuals - feel more passionately about, or whether or not we believe that Viraaj is unaware of what he does or not. Different strokes for different folks IMO. Some of us feel he is unaware of how wrong he is and feel he can get better with a healthy amount of caring; some of us don't buy it, or at least feel that violence is not something an OCPDer *can't* control. I believe it all boils down to which issue we believe requires more, or equal, attention. For some it's domestic violence, for some it's the treatment of an OCPD patient, for some both can go hand-in-hand.

Edited by BizzyLizzy - 13 years ago

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