DAK is becoming unbearable

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GiulianaD

@GiulianaD

Beginner

Posted: 10 years ago

So here goes:

1)URMI drinking tainted juice...really??? If I have to see this lame plot one more time on Indian soaps, I am going to scream...

2) Why is Ishaan not advising the police about samrat. I don't understand, in cases even one third as bad as Samrat's, a restraining order would be issued. But this guy is allowed to marry your sister in law and come and live with you, really?

3) At least this time, Urmi's family is supporting her behind the scenes. Unfortunately, whenever Damini and Sandya mouth off against URMI at events...saroj. dadi, gaurav and the dad still just stand there like a bunch of idiots and don't say anything...

4) So Annirudh kicks the daughter out of the house but she decides that she won't leave and just unpacks her bags in her room...the dad just lets his authority fly out the window?

5) I wish the show would give us an idea about how much Ishaan's family knows about Samrat and everything that he did to URMI...

6) URMI...why does she barely answer Samrat? Again, she is letting him get under his skin...has she not learned anything?

In short, the show had so much promise and could have focused on URMi's journey in such a more progressive way. I understand that they want to show what happens realistically in a regressive society. However, what I am trying to say is that they could have taken a more modern and original approach. Now, it is a saas bahu drama that is like all the others with URMI back where she started.

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Anju.

@ALUJNA21

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Posted: 10 years ago

The creatives don't have something else to show they can't elaborate the storyline positively so they need to show Samrat playing the villain, but here seems as the vamp in order to proceed forward.. In this process the others seem like idiot who are only here to take Samrat nonsense...

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skar1984

@skar1984

Explorer

Posted: 10 years ago

You took the words right out of my mouth!

DAK has been a challenge to watch from the start - the level of regression, MCP, walking all over women in the name of sanskar and culture - the way Urmi's family (dad and dadi mainly) would butter Samrat and over look all his flaws etc - its been a challenge. I kept watching to see WHEN Urmi would find her voice and stand up and fight for her dignity, sanity and rights.

She FINALLY did and the story was headed somewhere - though personally she should have done what she did when he physically assaulted her rather than wait till she found him cheating on her - but that's a different soap box.

Urmi finally standing up was the turning point of the show - this is what we as patient viewers were waiting for - Urmi taking him down, Urmi moving on with her life.

I would like to make a point here - Doli Armaano Ki - the Palanquin of Dreams/Hopes/Aspirations/Desires - why must that revolve around marriage? When the show started it showed a small town girl and her rosy images of love, marriage etc. Life after marriage was a severe reality check and it took her time to come to terms with this reality, accept it as her fate and bear with it - till she no longer could and broke free.

I'm proud of Urmi for standing up and moving on with her life - I really wish CVs had continued with this angle of how Urmi moves on in life, makes a name for herself, becomes career oriented, runs an NGO supporting women in situations she faced etc - why did it have to go the marriage route?

Samrat has no change - its the same cat and mouse game as before - not that I expected him to change but give the viewers a break. Urmi/Ishaan's marriage was totally uncalled for - its the same saas-bahu saga ALL over again.

What would have been a powerful message to society would be if they HAD to show the Ishaan-Urmi marriage - show how progressive Ishaan's family is - so what if your son wants to marry a divorcee and mother of 1 - had Ishaan's family been shown to be progressive and supportive then this would have been another powerful message to society and a lovely conclusion to the show - after all her struggles Urmi finally found a life partner that respects the person she is, and loves her for who she is and she finds a true companion in Ishaan.

The less said about the Tani-Samrat angle the better. Can't believe how they are letting Samrat live with them - Tani should have been kicked out. Ishaan is really stupid - Samrat isn't going to hurt Tani - she's his golden egg - but kick them out and then let Tani learn her lesson and Samrat's plan fails.

Cvs need to end this regressive storyline - its high time.

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Christine

@NarutoFan

Voyager

Posted: 10 years ago

One revenge after the other🤢

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Suresh

@suresh555

Rocker

+ 2

Posted: 10 years ago

It should be renamed "Doli Shaitaanon Ki - Toli Paagalon Ki"

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Suresh

@suresh555

Rocker

+ 2

Posted: 10 years ago

You know how kids in school go from grade 1 to 2 to 3 onwards? The creative team have gone backwards (11 to 10 to 9...) with each new track. I think soon the real Devil will become Samrat's follower.

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wensue

@wensue

Navigator

Posted: 10 years ago

The story leading up to Urmi's victory was unbearable. With the leap I was sure they would cotinue to show her in her fight for womens rights, even if they showed that evil man harrassing her again and her new fight I may have watched it. This storyline has completely turned me off and I don't watch it or read the WUs anymore. All the best!!

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