Devils's Den: KEEP THE HEAT ON!!!! - Page 53

@Faria: Oooh! Gotcha. 😊

Yeah that show is a little strange. But I like the male lead so I watch it from time to time.

@Usha: I have a whole scenario in my head where Maan and Geet talk about the baby and reminisce how it brought them together and made Geet realise how strong she was. I just imagine it happened.

But continuing the list... for the Amritsar track:

Beeji's character developed more. She was such a powerful matriarch, both of her family and the village, and that could have been explored more.

Tej-Pammi story. I would have loved to get more back story on these two. They were both fab actors and the characters were interesting. Instead, we got everything but them.

All this should have taken place in 1 month or less, along with the MG reunion, Maan revealing himself immediately, the A'sar crowd impressed that he did so much for Geet. Back to Delhi and...

BR!

Originally posted by: Boogleton.Schiz

@Usha- Maan does lie down in bed with Geet :s

Anyway, forgot to mention- I loved how he was messaging her shoulders last night to console her 😳

I had to put up with a running commentary last night, my aunt questioned his masculinaty by saying 'the rose really suits him' 😵😆

oke me back...

@Sam- I don't watch the show because the female lead is one of the most stupid and clumsy girls I have ever come across. I wreck anything to do with domestic chores, I'm better than her.

Originally posted by: Samanalyse

for the Amritsar track:

Beeji's character developed more. She was such a powerful matriarch, both of her family and the village, and that could have been explored more.

Tej-Pammi story. I would have loved to get more back story on these two. They were both fab actors and the characters were interesting. Instead, we got everything but them.

All this should have taken place in 1 month or less, along with the MG reunion, Maan revealing himself immediately, the A'sar crowd impressed that he did so much for Geet. Back to Delhi and...

BR!

@Neha- It was cute. Would've been cuter if it was between his mouth 😆.

@Usha: They didn't SOLVE Pammi's tears at all. They just said it was all good one day and we were expected to believe it. I did love the build up with her getting a little spine thanks to observing MG's actions and reactions. To be honest, even Lucky had enough character depth with him clearly using humour as a defense mechanism to hide his inferiority complex, which came out when Beeji said that Preeto would be ruining her life by marrying Lucky.

It was Devini and Mamaji and their never-ending screen space that ruined that track for me.