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Posted: 13 years ago
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Originally posted by: loveinshi

ya..๐Ÿ˜† n today also where zara was explainig that doctor about indiras choices.. its been only 1 day + some hours that indira is in her life n half of the time zara spent searching about indiras death n today both know eachother so well..๐Ÿ˜• now i guess that goon was right..๐Ÿ˜† even this is some unseen, unspoken bond of 2 twin sisters..๐Ÿ˜†



Where is HD heading now, Are they trying to copy the movie Sita aur gita๐Ÿ˜†๐Ÿ˜†
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Posted: 13 years ago
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really now they will show twins trak may be in future of zara indra as yaar dono ka connection withh each other than rest of ppl se zayada badhiya lag raha hai...they love n understand each other so well๐Ÿคฃ๐Ÿคฃ

mujhe to zara aur indra ke emotional scenes rishi aur indu ki bond n connection with LW se better aur convincing lage๐Ÿ˜ƒ๐Ÿ˜ƒtwins trak will be perfect๐Ÿ˜†๐Ÿ˜†
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Posted: 13 years ago
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Originally posted by: loveinshi

ya..๐Ÿ˜† n today also where zara was explainig that doctor about indiras choices.. its been only 1 day + some hours that indira is in her life n half of the time zara spent searching about indiras death n today both know eachother so well..๐Ÿ˜• now i guess that goon was right..๐Ÿ˜† even this is some unseen, unspoken bond of 2 twin sisters..๐Ÿ˜†

I am hoping they don't use this standard track, but I guess we all need to now gear up for a Kumbh Mela separation track ๐Ÿ˜ƒ

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Posted: 13 years ago
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Originally posted by: Anu_1

Nice post. Agree with you. If LW has a state of mind 3 year old kid, as she is not capable of taking care of basic things, how can she suddenly understand the emotions of the people???? If she understood the emotions of people, then she would have never pushed Indu, whenever Indu wants to be near her or hug her, show love or concern.

Now they are showing the malpractice done by psychiatrist. Hope by showing this scenario investigation, they can unwind the real Indira and MK has hand in making Zara this psycho condition.

Once again these CVS are back to there old famous making connections between Mother and daughter. They used that trick with Zara and Indu and now they are using same technique for LW and Indu. And this time , what is this connection yaar, both fainting at the same time???๐Ÿ˜†๐Ÿ˜† In reality it will never happen๐Ÿ˜†๐Ÿ˜†๐Ÿ˜†

Agree with Tabu, in order to make one mahaan, they will slaughterer or make weak all the other characters.๐Ÿ˜ก

@bold: Hope this happens...this is overdue!

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Posted: 13 years ago
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Hai Rabba !ROFL !
Todays precap triggerd my grey cells. The precap showd that ward boys talk of how the patients are kept in hospital 4 research and false reports are forwarded to the families; how sum families sell the patients 4 research; two docs shake hands at indira's bedside as if conforming the deal ! So does that mean indira's BT at present is fake? She has deliberately been made mentaly ill? Or malik had sold her 4 t Has malik sold her before in the same way or currently zara by giving those 15 lacs ? Confusd
Somethng intrestng cvs are planng i thnk
i cant resist myself thnking who is who and today again i feel zara is indira and lw is zara who was tortured and sold by malik earlier by giving indira's bt report in her name and may be he made her unconscious and lie on funeral pyre and d real indira (curnt zara) was in charge of him all the time he was doing this exchange, and in coma but who later got cured at cost of Ml in 8 yrs. May be the real zara must have cum to knw abt what her husband malik was going to do with the lukalike (our indira) which he had found. May be zara must have knwn that this lukalike indira is suffering frm bt and has a husband rishi. She must have been wanting to tell him but b4 she cud malik must have cumpltly torturd her mentally and made her unconscious to lie on funeral pyre. So what i thnk is Lw is real zara and she keeps on hunting 4 rishi becz she has the truth with her which she wanted to tel 8 yrs back to Mr. Rishi kumar. Thats the reason she is after rishi but her unfortunate mental state is nt allowing her cumpltly to recognize her purpose of being with rishi. To tel the truth to rishi must have been the last thng on zara's mind (lw mind) b4 she went mad and hence nw she recngnize only rishi's voice and him as a whole
THATS MY S
TORY !
I tried to be HD writer. SORRY IF I disturbd ur peace of mind :-(
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Posted: 13 years ago
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Well said,and very well analyzed.In fact,I was thinking the same thing that,a mentally challenged person,who doesn't have any sense of time,or whats happening around,how can she understand whats Zara was going through?and what was the situation?And about Rishi,well this character has been poorly treated since the trial case plot:sometimes he is portrayed as a street- smart and strong person,at times Rishi is portrayed as a weak and vulnerable one,who is overshadowed.And Indu,well she is never portrayed as an eight year old;and today her act of threatening her father,was a very poor script.On one hand Illa Bedi's show serves a social message,and on the other hand, such act as a child threatening to jump of a height so that her father agrees to her demands,is a very bad example for children.All that can be said is that,the script-writer of "HD" is not following the rules of drama writing,i.e.,there is no unity of action,no sequence of events,and no proper story telling.As a result,we have such a complicated and derailed story.
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Posted: 13 years ago
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Good post Kanan! ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿผ I agree with you.

I hate the fact that the writers of HD are well aware of the social situation in India, because they are bound to exaggerate and upset us with their half-hearted attempt to depict the real situation. Yes, corruption in health care services is common across many regions of India but health care is not field that is most subjected to corruption (correct me if I am wrong here). The writers never leave a chance to put the doctors and nurses in a bad light. Just take the examples of Dr. Shweta, Dr. Mukul and now these scumbags in the mental hospital. Why this bias? ๐Ÿค” The writers seems to have problems with some specific fields, like the fields of medicine and law. Or maybe they are just not good enough to depict the reality in fullness, without avoiding the unpleasant, uneasy or inconvenient dimensions of this reality? ๐Ÿ˜• I am tired of this kind of stereotypes.

Sorry if I sounded negative, that was not my intention. You just gave me a chance to put down some thoughts that are frustrating me. ๐Ÿ˜†
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Posted: 13 years ago
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Originally posted by: Earnshaw

Well said,and very well analyzed.In fact,I was thinking the same thing that,a mentally challenged person,who doesn't have any sense of time,or whats happening around,how can she understand whats Zara was going through?and what was the situation?And about Rishi,well this character has been poorly treated since the trial case plot:sometimes he is portrayed as a street- smart and strong person,at times Rishi is portrayed as a weak and vulnerable one,who is overshadowed.And Indu,well she is never portrayed as an eight year old;and today her act of threatening her father,was a very poor script.On one hand Illa Bedi's show serves a social message,and on the other hand, such act as a child threatening to jump of a height so that her father agrees to her demands,is a very bad example for children.All that can be said is that,the script-writer of "HD" is not following the rules of drama writing,i.e.,there is no unity of action,no sequence of events,and no proper story telling.As a result,we have such a complicated and derailed story.

@bold: Truer words could not have been said! Even a totally predictable, formula story, when narrated well, is interesting. And a good story can be completely slaughtered by poor narration. Our HD writers have combined both - illogical story and bad narration and poor characterization. So, they cannot go very wrong with the derailing.

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Posted: 13 years ago
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Originally posted by: indianfighter

Good post Kanan!๐Ÿ‘๐ŸผI agree with you.


I hate the fact that the writers of HD are well aware of the social situation in India, because they are bound to exaggerate and upset us with their half-hearted attempt to depict the real situation. Yes, corruption in health care services is common across many regions of India but health care is not field that is most subjected to corruption (correct me if I am wrong here). The writers never leave a chance to put the doctors and nurses in a bad light. Just take the examples of Dr. Shweta, Dr. Mukul and now these scumbags in the mental hospital. Why this bias?๐Ÿค”The writers seems to have problems with some specific fields, like the fields of medicine and law. Or maybe they are just not good enough to depict the reality in fullness, without avoiding the unpleasant, uneasy or inconvenient dimensions of this reality? ๐Ÿ˜•I am tired of this kind of stereotypes.

Sorry if I sounded negative, that was not my intention. You just gave me a chance to put down some thoughts that are frustrating me.๐Ÿ˜†


Hello Sandeep(i hope i m ryt)
Since you gave a way to correct you i would like to tell you sumthing.. I dont say you are cumpltly wrong. The writers have constantly shwn medical faculty as corrupt in face of Dr.shweta and Dr mukul. Some of it was very filmy agree but this time the chapter of illegal medical research that they are trying to touch is a hard reality. Medical world does have a hard politics in it and specially in india the misuse of technologies like ultrasonography have led to increase in crimes of female foeticide, abortions, etc. Same way sell of organs and illegal transplants is also prevalent under the name of the noble profession.
Society knws about the majority good happenings and the victims of corruptn are only few but there are victims. Medical service is spread worldwide. It may have done gud to sum people but also misused sum. We are always unaware of the hard reality but it doesnt mean it is not existing. So cvs here are trying to show the unseen or otherside of the field which is true even today. LET THEM and i think we need to appreciate them sumtyms.
My purpose being an Hdian was here to make you feel that our show HD has indeed thot of gud track to solve the mystery and give a social msg so lets see togethr how much intelligent it turns out to be! Lol!
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Posted: 13 years ago
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Originally posted by: indianfighter

Good post Kanan! ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿผ I agree with you.


I hate the fact that the writers of HD are well aware of the social situation in India, because they are bound to exaggerate and upset us with their half-hearted attempt to depict the real situation. Yes, corruption in health care services is common across many regions of India but health care is not field that is most subjected to corruption (correct me if I am wrong here). The writers never leave a chance to put the doctors and nurses in a bad light. Just take the examples of Dr. Shweta, Dr. Mukul and now these scumbags in the mental hospital. Why this bias? ๐Ÿค” The writers seems to have problems with some specific fields, like the fields of medicine and law. Or maybe they are just not good enough to depict the reality in fullness, without avoiding the unpleasant, uneasy or inconvenient dimensions of this reality? ๐Ÿ˜• I am tired of this kind of stereotypes.

Sorry if I sounded negative, that was not my intention. You just gave me a chance to put down some thoughts that are frustrating me. ๐Ÿ˜†

I had written about this someplace before in the context of their portrayal of the police force as bumbling fools. In daily soaps, all sorts of misleading stereotypes abound.

About the statement in bold, you're right. Corruption does exist, but not to the extent that it does in many other fields. Organ harvesting is a big issue. Also, due to the shortage of cadavers, there is a nexus between doctors and patients awaiting transplant. There are malpractices associated with gender identification and several other issues related to the dubious functioning of regulatory bodies and the availability of medical services.

But this is in the context of the medical field in general. When it concerns mental health, the issue is much, much more serious. Detailing it here is impossible, but The Times of India had broken a story in which they had mentioned that families, many of which have limited financial means, leave their family members in the mental hospital because they cannot care for them. In the mental hospital, life is of the worst kind. Doctors are not qualified and not interested in helping them out. Well-to-do families do not want to bother with a mentally ill member of their family. Many times, they refuse to pay for the upkeep of the patient after admitting them. Food is substandard and of zero nutritional value.

Also, in India, the concept of counselling and asking for the assistance of a psychiatrist is still considered taboo (I am not talking of urban places). People are termed mad and shunned. I could go on and on. You would not want to read something that is turning into a rant. Sometimes, I think the stereotype is preferable to the truth.

Sorry...I am not sure this is the response you were looking for ๐Ÿ˜”

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