Originally posted by: .Vrish.
They can show RaghaVi peacefully marrying and then show a process of recovery, if they want to go the DV route. I'd prefer that they not make it a saas bahu show. If they want to, they can retain Viraj as an external threat, but keep moving the story. Ideally, at some point, they have to jail Viraj if he continues to stalk Jhanvi.
At some point, once they let go of Viraj, they can bring back the Sharmas as well as the real Sia, and maybe have her & Taashu fighting over the same guy. That sorta thing, thereby splitting Raghav's family, depending on POV. There are quite a few things they could do to keep the show interesting in a post Viraj era. It doesn't have to automatically end the day Viraj is gone.
Word, Vrish. I mentioned this in another thread that the story doesn't end with V's fall. It's like the writers fail to see what potential all the other characters hold, and the very stories that can be intertwined here. Forget Sharmas and Taashu and just look at Gayatri -- the woman's got issues. Like V, she's got a need for perfection and order and she did favor Dev as her son. How long will she accept rugged Raghav without demanding that he fit into her image of a perfect son?
Komal is another matter. Here, they could even draw in the original theme of the show, as in DV, by revealing some secret from her past and her relationship to Dev. They'd already set the foundation for it -- her strange detachment at the mention of his name, Krish's odd drawing of his father and his nightmare and his muteness. They could dig in the family's closets and find the skeletons, reveal them -- maybe even add Raghav in the mix and show how he was involved in Dev's supposed "accident". There's isn't just one type of abuse, the physical one. If Dev abused Komal, it could've been emotional and verbal.
Even Sundar, Unniyal, and Shekhawat hold potential. They could change the entire mood of the show, go for a dirty underworld environment -- since Gayatri obviously holds power and has made enemies in Gurgaon -- like they did with Laagi Tujhse Lagan on Colors.
Point is that ALL characters and their stories/potential is on hold, so that V can continue to dominate. At some point, people will grow tired of watching him. He doesn't have any relationship to anyone. It's like watching a loner in his room for 20 minutes every day.
Like you said, there's even Sia's psychological journey. Marital rape and DV leaves scars. Deep scars. Do the writers/people really think that after marriage she'd move right ahead without any fears or emotional difficulties? I don't even think she'd be able to let Raghav touch her. THAT is a huge challenge for a victim like her. In addition to that, she's got a whole healing process still head that was entirely skipped due to V's quick treasure hunt of Jahnvi in Gurgaon.
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