IP REDUX - Dragonfly !!! *Edited* - Page 14

Originally posted by: --Anna--

<font face="Georgia, 'Times New Roman', Times, serif" size="2">@Lizzy : I am generally taken as Khushi hater because I tend to support Arnav more - but the reason is in your analysis which is in your analysis. Khushi aka Sanaya - and the writers fail to give Khushi that many emotions and strangely Arnav does and no doubr Barun is fab with it. As a member of Redux - all the analysis are so apt that we can deduce what Khushi is going thru but as a layman watcher of the show - no one gets convinced by Khushi. All my friends are more sorry for Arnav than Khushi because they are like - ' does it look like she os bothered by the marriage thingy - seems like she is having a blast...' - And then I have to sit and explain them.</font>

<font face="Georgia, 'Times New Roman', Times, serif" size="2">More emotions and expressions need to be shown from Khushi to make the viewers feel her pain and hurt.</font>

<font face="Georgia, 'Times New Roman', Times, serif" size="2">As for the MU thingy - yes bua should have gone ahead and done it. And they should have done it when the whole Payal's first marriage fiasco came into the picture - did they not think that what will happen when they know about Shyam and Khushi!? Mami created such a hooplah over it - they should have thought what would have happened if this would have come out - they had so many chances and they ruined it. Then why blame Arnav alone?</font>

The only thing I have problem with is that treatment given to Arnav is brilliant as he is a many layered character but with Khushi,the opposite is true.her simplicity ,gullibility and her straightforward nature has made the cv's inattentive to her characterization and it's development.
To be honest,I love Khushi very much.I remember those days when I was newly married very young(gullible) ,very much like Khushi.but I found Khushi sometimes downright annoying in the last two weeks or so. what the cv's don't realise is that the character stagnation instead of growth of the
lead is just putting a brakes on the growth of the show.

@ Anna

My fear is the same - seeing ASR turn into majnu/love sick puppy types. That is an absolute no-no and would be a big turn-off for many of us. His ASR characteristic needs to be kept intact. And that is why I feel the confession should not come too soon.

Right now we are seeing Arnav's realization of his love and in the 'nafrat paas aane na de' phase. When the truth is out they can show his guilt and repentance and Khushi's realization. While she should actually be hating him, she realizes she cannot do that or leave him 'pyaar door jaane na de' phase. Then ASR telling her off for hiding Shyam's truth.

Confession can come after all the Raizadas come to know the truth and before Anjali knows it. That way Doods theory of Anjali being the reason for Khushi leaving can come into play.

Originally posted by: --Anna--

@Lizzy : I am generally taken as Khushi hater because I tend to support Arnav more - but the reason is in your analysis . Khushi aka Sanaya - and the writers fail to give Khushi that many emotions and strangely Arnav does and no doubt Barun is fab with it. As a member of Redux - all the analysis are so apt that we can deduce what Khushi is going thru but as a layman watcher of the show - no one gets convinced by Khushi. All my friends are more sorry for Arnav than Khushi because they are like - ' does it look like she os bothered by the marriage thingy - seems like she is having a blast...' - And then I have to sit and explain them.

More emotions and expressions need to be shown from Khushi to make the viewers feel her pain and hurt.

As for the MU thingy - yes bua should have gone ahead and done it. And they should have done it when the whole Payal's first marriage fiasco came into the picture - did they not think that what will happen when they know about Shyam and Khushi!? Mami created such a hooplah over it - they should have thought what would have happened if this would have come out - they had so many chances and they ruined it. Then why blame Arnav alone?

Originally posted by: Lizzy2012

The only thing I have problem with is that treatment given to Arnav is brilliant as he is a many layered character but with Khushi,the opposite is true.her simplicity ,gullibility and her straightforward nature has made the cv's inattentive to her characterization and it's development.
To be honest,I love Khushi very much.I remember those days when I was newly married very young(gullible) ,very much like Khushi.but I found Khushi sometimes downright annoying in the last two weeks or so. what the cv's don't realise is that the character stagnation instead of growth of the
lead is just putting a brakes on the growth of the show.

Originally posted by: soap-critic

@ Anna

My fear is the same - seeing ASR turn into majnu/love sick puppy types. That is an absolute no-no and would be a big turn-off for many of us. His ASR characteristic needs to be kept intact. And that is why I feel the confession should not come too soon.

Right now we are seeing Arnav's realization of his love and in the 'nafrat paas aane na de' phase. When the truth is out they can show his guilt and repentance and Khushi's realization. While she should actually be hating him, she realizes she cannot do that or leave him 'pyaar door jaane na de' phase. Then ASR telling her off for hiding Shyam's truth.

Confession can come after all the Raizadas come to know the truth and before Anjali knows it. That way Doods theory of Anjali being the reason for Khushi leaving can come into play.

@simu-I had to see the episode 4 times to come to conclusion as to what the characters really meant.I realized that some viewers would take everything at facevalue and probably sympathize more with who they identify with rather than understanding what the cv's are trying to imply.

Originally posted by: slmu

Hi all.

Anna, I agree with you.

Had a tough time understanding the Friday's episode and had to read Doods to truly get it. But I think perhaps its too subtle for the average viewers (I'm one of them) and not everyone is on the internet.

Similarly, they need to have more monologues and some clarity for Khushi as well so that people do understand.

Originally posted by: Lizzy2012

@simu-I had to see the episode 4 times to come to conclusion as to what the characters really meant.I realized that some viewers would take everything at facevalue and probably sympathize more with who they identify with rather than understanding what the cv's are trying to imply.

Originally posted by: --Anna--

Hey Shanthi!! :))

True that! I did not watch the episode and just read the update - from that all I could gather was that Arnav lied to Khushi because he did not want her to be guilty and hence my crappy analysis. :D

But when I read Doodhs analysis - I realized that it was completly the opposite. He did not do it for Khushi to not be gulity - infact he was guilty that he had made fun of her caring attitude by lying.

Now would a layman viewer understand these naunces!? For all I know Arnav is the hero for not wanting Khushi to be guilty. Like u said - not many of us are on the internet - we see and what we see - we percieve it as that - no one looks for meanings. Similarly we do not see Khushi's pain and hurt explicitly - how is a layman like us to understand that she is actually hurt!? Where are the right expressions and dialogues!?

@soap critic,Shanthi,Anna- have the cv's developed a writer's block when they write for Khushi...,? Lol .that is the only sane reason I can think Of as to why they have shown no development on the Khushi front.

As to Asr turning into groveling and simpering majnu-that is a serious no no.that will kill essence of his personality.first they start fiddling with khushi's character after that with ASR's...then what original characterization of their 's would be left for the viewer to continue watching??????
I want the repenting to be done in the true asr style or the true Khushi style.

I am also annoyed at payal ,buaji and lately bubbly characters