Out of Syllabus Shaadi - Page 2

Originally posted by: Death_Memories

Guataakhi Maah ho. I tried to tag as many people as I remember interacting with on AT, DT. Reserving your tag for my next post for sure.😳

Ab malham lagaya hai to hum bhi bolte hai apna opinion...

This is somehow a little similar to my soulmate mango... it's neither a forced marriage nor a consent driven its a Negotiation at the end of the day. The foolish girl didn't even understood that if she puts up a contract with difficult conditions except for not marrying then he would accept most of it. For a win win situation she needs to put up conditions she want. Be strong enough to look clearly at her goals and intimidate anyone who comes in between her and her goals.

Maybe she is emotion driven but if she had been a little more rational than she could have seen 1000s of loopholes in his marriage proposal or enforcement 😎

In all, I am happy they didn't butcher Aryan's character to the point where there is no redemption, here comes but....in doing so they are butchering Imlie's character she is doing all that she disliked in AKT, she is not listening to her heart her character trait.

My self thinking kahin kal imlie ne 7phera nahi liya toh ..phir se humein shadi track dekhna padi that to endless 😆and that's the real pain

Originally posted by: mango.falooda

kekeke... So if you have seen my posts and topics, you would know that I am on the other side 😀: so I would disagree with you that this is out of syllabus shaadi

a) I don't see this as forced marriage but rather a negotiation and there is no such thing as a win-win negotiation. Everyone loses something to get something. That is the nature of negotation. So it really doesn't bother me.

b) I see this track as a natural progression of Aryan and not out of character. One of my posts from before on that

c) I also do see a point for this track from the writers' perspective and the overall drama arc -- here is my long long long post about it earlier

My take is that based on the favourable audience feedback, the creatives moved forward to make Arylie more centerpiece. Now, they could have gone about it in two ways to build the romance

1. A more quieter romance based on them working together day by day and slowly falling in love -- a good example would probably be Anupama? (though I have only seen bits and pieces)

2. A fiery type romance based on them forced to stay with each other and going through drama.

So I get why they chose option #2. I only started watching from Aryan's entry but this drama is not one of those slice of life type dramas. Everything is over the top and there is no lull from one adventure and drama. You finish one track and there is another trouble that happens. So on and so forth. Given that, it looks like option #1 would have not fit in with their writing style and would not have had the kind of impact and chatter they wanted. Plus, the other reason option #1 would not have worked because these are two of the blindest characters -- both of them are obsessed with other stuff (him with revenge, business and she with saving the world especially the T family). So the marriage track needed to happen in order for them to see each other as man and woman. Otherwise, the gadhe and jungli would have just continued fighting and co-existing with zero awareness.

That said: I do agree that there have been gaps in the writing and it is a bit more flawed. It feels rushed and we are not getting the connecting bridges that we had tied in earlier. It makes me wonder if the team is short of people and the ones who used to write those scenes are on leave. However, I do think the team is paying attention to our feedback and hopefully, there will be course correction where we got the kind of poetry from earlier.

Originally posted by: handlerxsaviour

I’m wondering how BM, BD, and Aditya fit into this scenario though. Now that there seems to be reports of Manasvi quitting the show and given that his screen time has remained unchanged ever since Malini’s exposure, I’m wondering if talks were on from before the wedding track. Could this be why they brought in BM and BD at an odd juncture in the story? But if this was the case, they would have had ample time to plan for the current scenario to play out more effectively. If this wasn’t the case, why then did they shift much of the focus out of nowhere from Aditya to BM and BD in the first place? That too when this entire track is happening at Aditya’s behest to begin with. Most confusing. 🤔

Ohh...I didn't knew Manasvi is planning to quit the show.....I like the idea of him quitting the show he is not bring anything to the table on the contrary when he is on screen only thing I can focus on is why he has been given such a big role when he cannot Act (he is better than me but again I am not an actor).

in my opinion-makers don't need any villain or vamp in the show because as of the current track Aryan and Imlie will be having this tom and jerry fight (hopefully) and sundar and Arpi's track.

Originally posted by: handlerxsaviour

I’m wondering how BM, BD, and Aditya fit into this scenario though. Now that there seems to be reports of Manasvi quitting the show and given that his screen time has remained unchanged ever since Malini’s exposure, I’m wondering if talks were on from before the wedding track. Could this be why they brought in BM and BD at an odd juncture in the story? But if this was the case, they would have had ample time to plan for the current scenario to play out more effectively. If this wasn’t the case, then why shift much of the focus from Aditya to BM and BD in the first place? Most confusing. 🤔

I still think think we will have an Aditya -- they might bring in someone who is willing to go dark. I actually think a darker version of Aditya would be more interesting to watch. I finished a Thai lakorn recently which was about a devolution of two marriages. All the villain characters were nuts but there was so much nuance. You felt they were human and making just one bad choice after another. So yes, it can be done well but it depends on the characterization. In the end of lakorn, the female lead says that she initially believed that love was eternal and never changing but what she learned was that there is a morning, noon and night to even love and just as a river/sea, there are tides. Found that an interesting concept -- that would be something fun to see if the creatives explore that kind of dynamic with Aditya and Imlie.

As for aunty blue and baby doll, think there were to get Imlie to the mandap willingly to rescue the Rathore family. hahahahha... The girl has a saviour complex and that is only what gets her wheels turning. So not sure if these two characters will stick around but I found them amusing in bits.

Originally posted by: mango.falooda

I still think think we will have an Aditya -- they might bring in someone who is willing to go dark. I actually think a darker version of Aditya would be more interesting to watch. I finished a Thai lakorn recently which was about a devolution of two marriages. All the villain characters were nuts but there was so much nuance. You felt they were human and making just one bad choice after another. So yes, it can be done well but it depends on the characterization. In the end of lakorn, the female lead says that she initially believed that love was eternal and never changing but what she learned was that there is a morning, noon and night to even love and just as a river/sea, there are tides. Found that an interesting concept -- that would be something fun to see if the creatives explore that kind of dynamic with Aditya and Imlie.

As for aunty blue and baby doll, think there were to get Imlie to the mandap willingly to rescue the Rathore family. hahahahha... The girl has a saviour complex and that is only what gets her wheels turning. So not sure if these two characters will stick around but I found them amusing in bits.

Originally posted by: handlerxsaviour

By any chance, would you be referring to Plerng Ruk Plerng Kaen? Also, I’m absolutely with you on a dark Aditya. I initially thought that Manasvi was brought in because they were planning on turning Aditya negative for a while. But someone else then pointed out that he had said in an interview that he isn’t willing to play another negative character. I wonder if there was some form of miscommunication.

Haven't seen that lakorn - any good? The one I am referring is called "cheating spouse" / Pleng Bin Bai Ngiew. -- the lakorn just finished last week. It is a roller coaster of a drama if you are interested. Every episode is nuts!

So this is what the female lead says of the end of the drama --

"Before I thought love was eternal. But now, I undertand that love is just like anything else, it is not permanent and it is constantly changing. Just like the sun, there is morning, noon and night. It is us that need to learn how to live with it. For some people, at night they choose to ignite for heat and light. But if we are not careful, the fire might burn us."

I do feel that Aditya turning negative would have been organic because it can happen to people. Relationships die, people change and so on, so forth. It would have been interesting to explore that. Casting another actor for the same role would make sense -- not sure how the creatives will move this forward. Lets hope it all works out. 🤞

Originally posted by: mango.falooda

Haven't seen that lakorn - any good? The one I am referring is called "cheating spouse" / Pleng Bin Bai Ngiew. -- the lakorn just finished last week. It is a roller coaster of a drama if you are interested. Every episode is nuts!

So this is what the female lead says of the end of the drama --

"Before I thought love was eternal. But now, I undertand that love is just like anything else, it is not permanent and it is constantly changing. Just like the sun, there is morning, noon and night. It is us that need to learn how to live with it. For some people, at night they choose to ignite for heat and light. But if we are not careful, the fire might burn us."

I do feel that Aditya turning negative would have been organic because it can happen to people. Relationships die, people change and so on, so forth. It would have been interesting to explore that. Casting another actor for the same role would make sense -- not sure how the creatives will move this forward. Lets hope it all works out. 🤞

As for Aditya, 🤞🏽.

Originally posted by: handlerxsaviour

I actually like that, I’ll check it out. 95% of lakorns are way OOT imo. Especially the ones involving cheating spouses, whew. I think my favourite lakorn till date is Tae Pang Korn. Have you seen it? Some others I’ve enjoyed are Kluen Cheewit, BuppaeSannivas, Raeng Tawan.

As for Aditya, 🤞🏽.

kekeke... so true! lakorns are totally in a different category altogether. 🤣

I would also recommend Keun Ruk Salub Chata (super acting from all four leads with a touch of supernatural) as well as Ra Raerng Fai (absolute clash of strong wills)

As for Aditya, I really hope the creatives figure it out. Otherwise, Aryan's revenge plan will just be kaput and a huge arc for him will not be there. 🤞🏽