Originally posted by: anobserver
Sush, thanks for hosting this thread for the past few months. And, Shwets, thanks for the lovely collages and edits.
Ladies, it was lovely reading your reviews, even if I could not interact much here.
'Tis indeed better that we treat this as the ending of the story. I only wish that they had taken a couple of weeks to develop what they showed over the past few weeks. And we would have enjoyed this ending far more immensely.
It would appear that the cr-eat-ives are not just eating, but gobbling up the uniqueness of their own show, in a bid to reach that promised dessert. Of course, whilst hurrying across to the promised dessert of TRPs, they fail to notice that they are passing through a desert of creativity.
I am reminded of the mock-suggestion that Ranaji would one day tell us that Ek tha Raja, Ek thi Rani is actually the tale of Ranaji and his Sulakshana!
So, on a lighter note, for the new story, here's a song suggestion for the creatives. If they could insert Dola re into the show, they could very well insert this song too!
The corridors of the palace could provide the venue for the serenading and, fittingly, the actor playing Rajmata could reprise the role of her father!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_Gq8xpbKGA
PS: The song just drifted into my mind this morning. And, close on its heels came this thought: If Vijay Anand were to conceptualise and execute the story of ETR2 that had been promised, with all the possibilities of political intrigue that it afforded, it would have been a masterpiece!
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