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Mahi

@Mannmohanaa

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Posted: 9 years ago

#41

Last but not the least

Was Namik excited about this?😕

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indranigupta

@indranigupta

Dazzler

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Posted: 9 years ago

#42

Originally posted by: QUIRKY333
@Indrani - i never thought I would say this - but a character like Shravan Malhotra - who "planned" and demeaned his BEST friend to a stranger to avenge HIS mother and her adopted son - should rot in the fire of hell.
I am so mad at him right now that I do not know what to say! he could have said so many things - hell, I dont know what - but so many things - but this? he assassinated suman's character toady for his ulterior motive and he deserves no respite for this.

I reiterate - when suman comes to know what the man she trusted her life with and the man she loved so dearly - has done to her - she should never forgive him - no matter what he does in the name of repentance.

To the CVs - go enroll yourself in some school folks! you need education - you come across as barely lietrate! disgust!

To the actors - I thought you guys questioned CVs over questionable scenes/dialogues? did you this time? did it make sense to you?

Sanju...I said to you a long time ago...there will be a great fall of Shravan...But, this i never envisaged...he planned the fall of his friendship ..of his Sumo

What had Sumo done to him..that she deserved this?

The cvs, the writers are all sick...chee!

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QUIRKY333

@QUIRKY333

Dazzler

Posted: 9 years ago

#43

@red - absolutely! shravan malhotr crucified his best friend's character to take revenge on someone completely unrelated and never batted an eyelid about it!

just like nirmala's motherhood with respect to shravan can never be justified - in my head - i can never justify shravan's love for suman - after today. you do not do even an iota of what he did to the person you love - if you do - you do not love that person.

so its not ek duje ke vaaste for me from now on, i guess.

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manmeen26

@manmeen26

Beginner

Posted: 9 years ago

#44

@indrani,

Very true. Today CVs have ruined Shravan Malhotra beyond repair. The essence of the whole show is lost. Their relationship was innocent and pure and today it has all been ruined. It was disgusting to watch him stoop so low. I am not sure what the CVs are trying to show here.

Can people who are on Twitter tweet to the creative head and Namik on what is being shown here?

How is this any different from the Ekta, GK crap that is dished out on other channels?

I don't watch any serial but I started watching this because of the innocence of friendship that was shown. The purity that was there.

Today I feel so let down by the CVs

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nith125

@nith125

Dazzler

Posted: 9 years ago

#45

Originally posted by: indranigupta

Sanju...I said to you a long time ago...there will be a great fall of Shravan...But, this i never envisaged...he planned the fall of his friendship ..of his Sumo
What had Sumo done to him..that she deserved this?
The cvs, the writers are all sick...chee!

Indrani, I thought the fall was done and Shravan was actually beginning to realise that Sumo is not happy and now that gets thrown out the window again.

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Rooh_5896

@Rooh_5896

Voyager

Posted: 9 years ago

#46

Originally posted by: Artist_Forever
Last but not the least
Was Namik excited about this?😕

Maybe he was excited for today meant to be as a turning point in some senses? He knows better. And I trust his judgement (because of who he is as a person) even though I feel so sad today.

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KostinsQueen

@KostinsQueen

Sparkler

Posted: 9 years ago

#47

Originally posted by: nith125

We are better off watching Diyar-e-dil girl.

Nith , I seriously need therapy

I better start watching diyar e dil RN

And I high time regret for placing Shravan Malhotra with my fav characters till date Maan Singh KHURANA, Sanskaar Maheswari, Zaroon Zunaid.

Shravan Malhotra cancelled forever 😭😭😭

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QUIRKY333

@QUIRKY333

Dazzler

Posted: 9 years ago

#48

Originally posted by: indranigupta

Sanju...I said to you a long time ago...there will be a great fall of Shravan...But, this i never envisaged...he planned the fall of his friendship ..of his Sumo
What had Sumo done to him..that she deserved this?
The cvs, the writers are all sick...chee!

@indrani - true that! chee! is the word!

suman tiwari has done nothing to deserve an acquaintance like that - forget a best friend and a lover (good lord!)

Pray tell - how was shravan different than a Verma today? at least verma was a lusty leech! shravan did this to spite nirmala! are you kidding me? you crucify someone's reputation to the whole wide world just so that you get your revenge on someone else?

How on earth will he ever absolve himself of this?

i guess its all done to crucify the following:

1. Tum mujhe kabhi girne nahi doge

2. Sumo's monologue hoping shravan never does something so that she is ashamed of being related to him

- well - voila! shravan malhotra failed her on both counts today and dived in to the deep abyss of hell - happily chugging his wine! 👏

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beagleboy

@beagleboy

Dazzler

Posted: 9 years ago

#49

Mankind, Indrani, is a peculiar species. We have the knowledge in the palm of our hands and yet we allow ourselves space to commit sin, mistakes, and then we justify our behaviour as ignorance.

We know, for example, that dissatisfaction is a difficult guest with never ending needs, and yet we open our doors and warmly welcome dissatisfaction into our lives. Soon, it wraps itself around us and leaves us wanting more out of life, and the people we love.

We know that jealousy is an acid in the human body, it corrodes our insides, making space for itself and nothing else and yet we happily drink it, allowing it to corrupt our mind, our senses.

We know that greed is like a money pit, and yet we bring it into our backyard, and there, as in a money pit, we invest all our emotions until we are empty beings.

We know and yet we overlook.

Abuse of friendship, as it happened today, should be decried in a manner that would befit such a crime. If Suman were to annihilate the friendship of yore, would it be a justified response? Shravan broke some promises - those he made to the young Sumo about forever protection - and he did so knowingly and unthinkingly, as we sometimes do. Our desire to strike back is so great that we often do so with malice and malintent, without regard for loved ones who may get hurt in the crossfire. And men like that do exist. My problem ofcourse is that appreciating the perfection in his imperfection, I lost sight of the fact that, at the end of the day, the imperfection is still an imperfection that could drive him to do something that will embarrass him, disappoint me.

The creatives had the opportunity to take the story forward in a logical manner and they lost that opportunity today.