Originally posted by: KJSairat
Wow thank you for such a nice discussion! Really enjoyed it and I must appreciate the efforts and time you put in analysing/responding!
I too enjoyed the discussion. Thanks for commenting 😊.
Thanks, I try to write whenever I can. I usually join afternoon or evening my time. I responded to some comments when I found time and then replied to the other comments later. Couldn't reply to all at once 🙈.
Bold: totally agree!! We are 'mature' persons 😉
Oh god, the word maturity 🤣🤣
Some of the stuff would have been excusable if Virat wasn't an IPS officer.
My first and most important problem has been with him not being intuitive. As a police officer, shouldn't he be more alert about his surroundings? If he was, then I am sure he would have doubted his family atleast during the Pulkit issue and could have also doubted Pakhi's motives. I am surprised as how he has never sensed it. One can't have such a blind trust on a person. They could have shown him regretting to have trusted her.
I would have been more understanding of his not-interfering-taking-actions attitude. See he keeps mum when someone does Sai's beizzatti (love that word now lol) as he doesn't likes any confrontation, but why is he ready to take that confrontation when Sai does someone elses beizzatti, doesn't makes sense.
During some situations, I think it is okay, but not all the time. If he ensures that she doesn't get humiliated or abused, it would be good. He can't do all the time and anyway, Sai is not a weak person who is dependent on him and he knows that very well, it suits his nature and becomes convenient too I guess 🤣🤣.
He stops Sai because he doesn't want her to go wrong, I have also had a feeling that he is elder than her and so thinks that it should be him who should correct her. In a way it is right because by marrying her and taking her responsibilities, he has the rights to correct her. I would appreciate if he guides her and has always been waiting to see things like that, but we are only blessed with copy paste, so no use expecting anything.
And indeed, as an IPS officer (and also being much older than Sai) wouldn't it be more sensible that he takes the responsibility, totaly agreed!
Yes indeed, I really expected a dialogue from Virat such as 'Even if you weren't right, I would still have been wrong', I expected Sai being right to be more of a catalyst into realising that, than just forgiving her because she's right.
Aah, what are we even expecting 😣. How I wish they had shown us something like that. The focus should not have been her turning to be right, it should have been on his action. They couldn't omit this track, could have atleast handled the redemption part in a good way 😒.
Yeah, sometimes I get too attached to characters. Initially I was having a huge crush on Virat 😳, but somewhere the character was really ruined for me.
Oh ok 😆
I started to watch it for Sairat based on the promo. Could never get detached from both. I did get disappointed with Virat, just waiting to see how he is going to act in the future before I start trusting him again. If at any point, I get upset with both the characters, I will quit watching the show. It is better to leave with a good feeling about the character than getting upset about their behavior.
But then I think, aren't we just searching too much logic on a place where logic is ghum? I'm a tad disappointed, the writers had really all the elements to make it something really beautiful, but all they're concerned about is TRP and copy-pasting. I'm not asking them to make a path-breaking, innovative story, but consistent writing and nicely balanced episodes would be the least we could ask right? There have been some really nice ITV shows, extremely typical but still enjoyable because they had exactly the right amount of everything.
I know, they are hell bent on just copy paste. They are capable of giving us some balanced episodes but as you have said, they are more concerned about TRP.
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