# Devils Den# -A celebration by, of and for Devils - Page 107

@Ann..

Originally posted by: shali

and when that happened it effected the characters and the serial turned into a circus party...

Yep and I ditched the show 😆😆😆

Just a clarification: And, I did not see the initial episodes of the show because I do not like to watch hard-hitting dramas. I read all kinds of books (and often write dark tales) but when it comes to watching, lighter stuff ... 😆😆😆 Me in love with Parvarrish these days ... tension free, fun show 😊

@ Lily:

Originally posted by: shali

@Ann..

so the drama will work...

does the audience wants to see torment or power (woman)...well as I said before...a woman with power is good, as long it's in the kitchen...

ps: I like the mahadev show...

It may work and it may not work too. The channel may turn into OK LIFE 😆😆😆

I am doing a lot of thinking these days about Indian shows and etc 😆😆😆 ... I think, Indian audience is not ready to watch stories. They have got addicted to watching scenes and drama.

A Psycho husband tormenting his wife has a great conflict and is also a reality of life. It depends on how they present the show.

@All: The thing that was fabulous about Geet was the way they played the TRP game in the switch from HP to the youth-oriented office track. I am not denying that people have to play this game to survive but it should be done with some creativity and that is exactly what the Geet people did. Although the show became more urban and youthful, they never compromised the characters and kept the essence of the message, ie a young girl coming of age and discovering means to a better, more self aware life.

If you look at the Delhi track, Dev was positive from the get go. But here the writers were smart enough to know that positive did not have to mean uncomplicated. They took positive to mean repentant and full of guilt. Dev turned positive by being tortured by his past, so even though they changed the tone of the show, the issue still remained at the crux. And I can never get tired of saying, Meera the character was genius as a catalyst for Dev's transformation.

So positive did not have to mean guiltless and forgetting the original crime as it became with later, less resourceful and thoughtful writers.

Originally posted by: an12345678

Yep and I ditched the show 😆😆😆

Just clarification: And, I did not see the initial episodes of the show because I do not like to watch hard-hitting dramas. I read all kinds of books (and often write dark tales) but when it comes to watching, lighter stuff ... 😆😆😆 Me in love with Parvarrish these days ... tension free, fun show 😊

that's a nice show...

Hi everyone!

@Sam:

I absolutely agree about Meera. Her character had so much potential and we were all so fond of her. She made Dev a better person in a realistic way and she was such an independent soul. It would have been nice to see her as someone whom Geet could rely on as a friend.

Also the relationship b/w NT and Meera was interesting, it could have brought it more drama.

@Sam... meera and Dev was good...and she should have been opposite to him..meera was strong...she was making him think and realize his mistakes...and above all she wasn't related with Geet...