Virat in the other versions - Page 2

Originally posted by: Optimist_d

Yea, even I felt Bengali version is crap, rather too much to handle. I hope they follow the Tanil version or create a version of their own. So far, I liked all the conversations between Sai and Virat. They are in the character.

But like u said, I can't see Virat questioning Sai's character. If it happens, that'll be the last day of the show for me.

Yes, same. So far, Virat doesn't seem like the brash, aggressive ITV male lead to me who shoves and pushes and wall-pins. He seems like a nice and decent guy. If he ever sl*t-shames Sai or questions her character, I will stop watching too. Arnav Raizada and Rudraksh Khurana type of characters are glorified too much in the name of passionate love.

I don’t think Virat would question Sai’s character. Today while apologizing he said he could never harm a woman or make her feel bad. I’m hoping that they lift somethings but come up with new things to make it a bit different.

Originally posted by: tulasi99

Chemistry wise it was better in Tamil. Somehow felt Ranajay was dull whereas vikram's character was better etched.

Fun fact: In tamil samrat and virat are own brothers and samrat is not virat's paternal aunts son like in bengali and hindi version. There is a reason for this. As per south indian relationship dynamics if they made samrat as virat's paternal aunts son then Pakhi would have become his sister and they can never marry again whether samrat is alive or not. It would be funny imagining Pakhi as virats sister.

@bold interesting fact. Thanks for sharing

Originally posted by: Nadeen09

Hey guys

So I was wondering how does Virat behave after marriage etc in the other versions of this drama. Does he fall first? Is he possessive? Does Sai not care at all about him? When does he realise that Pakhi isn’t who he loves?

How’s the chemistry between them? I can’t imagine the two being romantic rn lmao. Just can’t see it so how is it in the other dramas

I have seen few episodes of both bengali and tamil versions

Bengali guy ronojay was serious types. He kept scolding his wife. Though he cared for her and fell for her slowly but he wasnt soft towards her.

Tamil guy vikram was more considerate, soft towards his wife. He got attracted too quickly. Those episodes were cute.

In hindi version till now virat seems the mixture of both bengali and tamil version. When he initially interacted with sai he was more like ronojay...no nonsense, serious type guy...gabbar..just like sai named him. Then after sai's kidnap...that whole safe house episodes...he has turned softer even caring...in yesterday's episode i like how he carassed her forehead lovingly.

So i guess they should better keep him like that only. Ronojay and vikram are two extremes. Virat is somewhere between them and its perfect. I dont want him to be khadoos like ronojay and fall too quickly or go the extent of raising finger on sai's character due to his possessiveness like vikram.

Originally posted by: Namita-M

I don’t think Virat would question Sai’s character. Today while apologizing he said he could never harm a woman or make her feel bad. I’m hoping that they lift somethings but come up with new things to make it a bit different.

I think pura bhel puri hone wala hai hindi version🤣

They will copy something from bengali then something from tamil and something of their original🤣

As we all know how much drama hindi serial makers love so i am sure they will copy the bengali version track where some false accusations were put on sai and virat had to arrest her as he was majbur because of his farz😆 then he proved her innocent and saves her from going to jail.

Then i am sure the tamil version's memory loss track will also be copied. Where virat will forget sai and pakhi will try to get advantage of this.😆

I really hope they keep samrat alive like tamil version

Originally posted by: I-Am-SherLOCKED

Yes, same. So far, Virat doesn't seem like the brash, aggressive ITV male lead to me who shoves and pushes and wall-pins. He seems like a nice and decent guy. If he ever sl*t-shames Sai or questions her character, I will stop watching too. Arnav Raizada and Rudraksh Khurana type of characters are glorified too much in the name of passionate love.

@pink - omg yes! I simply cannot undertand how people like them. With the amount of times Arnav pinned khushi on the wall and forcefully pulled her closer, I am surprised she didn’t punch the shit out of him. He wouldn’t have been alive if I was khushi. I don’t mind a romantic wall pin but if the female lead is uncomfortable and scared or just doesnt want the closeness, I get so angry at the male lead no matter how charming his character is.

People forget that passionate love isn’t about being aggressive.

Originally posted by: AnonymouslyS

@pink - omg yes! I simply cannot undertand how people like them. With the amount of times Arnav pinned khushi on the wall and forcefully pulled her closer, I am surprised she didn’t punch the shit out of him. He wouldn’t have been alive if I was khushi. I don’t mind a romantic wall pin but if the female lead is uncomfortable and scared or just doesnt want the closeness, I get so angry at the male lead no matter how charming his character is.

People forget that passionate love isn’t about being aggressive.

Ye toh sadiyo ki parampara hai. Sinces ages in bollywood movies and itv shows...yahi to dikhate aa rahe hain....male lead will be rude, aggressive, mannerless but itv standards decode him as macho, dashing, hot🤣

Itv ki heroines will be confident, independent, fearless or at least they pretend to be in first few episodes but hero enters their life they turn to becahri, abla, kamjor...sanskari bahu...bearing every shit of their in laws and husbands as they take the gigantic task of bringing their man on the right path. And they get most loved bahu award from the family at the end for this🤣

Originally posted by: I-Am-SherLOCKED

Yes, same. So far, Virat doesn't seem like the brash, aggressive ITV male lead to me who shoves and pushes and wall-pins. He seems like a nice and decent guy. If he ever sl*t-shames Sai or questions her character, I will stop watching too. Arnav Raizada and Rudraksh Khurana type of characters are glorified too much in the name of passionate love.

Yes, Virat seems to be a decent guy. I am up to watch him being possessive but that's it. No aggression or questioning Sai's character and all. That'll be a complete U turn for Virat. In SaiRat, Sai is still naïve, jumps to conclusions easily and mostly, still has that anger inside her. Whereas Virat is shown to be the mature and understanding one(only in SaiRat).

ASR? No way! All my college friends used to go gaga over him

Originally posted by: Namita-M

I don’t think Virat would question Sai’s character. Today while apologizing he said he could never harm a woman or make her feel bad. I’m hoping that they lift somethings but come up with new things to make it a bit different.

True! Even I think the same. That's the reason I don't want this version to follow any of the other versions. After all this, if they show something like that that's not Virat for me, simple!

Originally posted by: AnonymouslyS

@pink - omg yes! I simply cannot undertand how people like them. With the amount of times Arnav pinned khushi on the wall and forcefully pulled her closer, I am surprised she didn’t punch the shit out of him. He wouldn’t have been alive if I was khushi. I don’t mind a romantic wall pin but if the female lead is uncomfortable and scared or just doesnt want the closeness, I get so angry at the male lead no matter how charming his character is.

People forget that passionate love isn’t about being aggressive.

@bold- exactly! Yes, our loved ones do get mad at us but that's completely different from this constant bullying, forceful romance and all! I am glad that Virat isn't like that