Originally posted by: jperalta
Thank you ji! š³ Itna badiya likhne ke liye aapko do do š¤š¤šā¤ļø
You've hit the nail on the wall here. Personally, I was very angry just reading the WUs these last few weeks and seeing how this track is being fleshed out (very needlessly, to me, considering they're not getting the raving TRP's they're looking for either. ) Then, I decided to watch the last two weeks' episodes in one go after gulping down three glasses of salty lassi (I don't know why, this drink just calms me down - maybe just my Punjabi genes. š)
When I watched it being as unbiased as I could be, my first reaction was predictably to throw my chappals through the screen at Adi. š” The writers have dumbed him down to the extent that just made me want to have three more glasses of lassi in one go before I could go to the next scene š¤£, but like you said, it is very evident that he's deliberately burying his head in the sand because he's in a mountain of guilt himself. It's not fair to Imlie at all šš¼, that's what pains us all the most, and I personally would have loved if the writers had actually made Adi have a heart-to-heart conversation about this guilt that is literally jeopardizing his future with Imlie, kind of similar to the impromptu chai date they had at the back of the car. As you and Chinta ji said, open communication is sorely missing here when it is very much the need of the hour. Of course, they wouldn't give us that now because where would the drama quotient come from?
The writing is both loose and biased, a very dangerous combination. As the viewers, we are literally tying loose ends together ourselves at the end of every episode because the ambiguity the writers have left us in has made us feel out of sync with the essence of adilie. š Malini has become a dead weight that is being dragged along in the story, and it would've been fine if she continued to remain somewhat external to adilie, but inserting her between these two has just created a pointless and exhausting discord in the flow of the story. I'm holding a tiny bit of hope now that the writers are thinking about actually concluding this track once and for all, soon. If it ends with separation, so be it. Just bring back the charm of the show that existed earlier.
P.S. I love that song! You're so right, it fits them to the T*, no pun intended. š¤£
Oh lassi ne toh vadde vadde situations mein help kari hai ji! I remember gulping them down while preparing for my thesis defense! Ab toh khair main seedha wine hi gatak jaati hun! š But I hear you. The episodes need that kinda brace when you plan on watching 2 weeks worth of not-so good episodes.š
The writing sucks. Period. I think even Gash was bewildered and mention in the IV that he is just told "aisa karna hai" arre kyun, kaise, there is apparently no discussion of it. My argument of dumbing down AKT is slightly different and maybe unpopular- the dumbing down is mostly again for the drama quotient on ITV. If he is not dumbed down, how will the pain of the female lead get exaggerated? The writing just flipped. Like I mentioned in one of my posts couple of days back, there is absolutely no way I can buy that AKT did not think about doing anything to re-instate Imlie back to college. I just cannot. No matter how many guilts he is under, I cannot wrap my brain that AKT would have not tried. The script writers missed such a important detail of AKT's persona. Again, just shows how frivolously that was taken. When I revisited that scene, I think the part where AKT says, KC ji ko thanks kehna chahiye...it must have been added by Gash himself..
Point being, like you said, writing is both loose and biased is indeed lethal and we are seeing the aftermath of it. We hardly get monologues nowdays. The story telling style has always been non linear, like I always say it is more like watching instances..and I had no problem with that because these instances matched up to complete a story at some point of time. Right now none of these instances relate and neither to they ever conclude to a point. Ambiguous and incoherence has just set in.
Unfortunately I have invested a lot of time in this story of Adi and Imlie and will see it through...but give me back the old charm and I will enjoy it too! š