Originally posted by: lashy
Beautiful beautiful beautiful write-up Mansi...π
Possibly the only on who can continue to see positivity in such a dismally directed storyline...π
They've ruined a 16th century epic romantic tale with scenes like Bodyheat and push ups (fine the push ups bit was entertaining) but, body heat? Seriously?
As mentioned before, I am not one to shy away from passionate scenes as long as it's tastefully done...I wouldn't mind even vouching for a lip-to-lip kiss as long as the storyline, situation and setting demands it...
However, what was shown on Friday only looked tacky and therefore I didn't like it one bit!
Also, you know Mansi..you put so much of sweet thought into every line and scene in the episodes.π I agree - some of the scenes are definitely worth all that effort (like the Durg issue) but many of them seems like even the CVs don't care for (I don't think they even thought about the post-Mohan issue well enough)
Look at the latest inside info, the CVs have shot for three different scenes/possibilities for conclusion of the Bodyheat episode which is going to come back to us in a week's time in the form of flashbacks apparently...so, are they waiting to gauge TRPs and audience reaction to decide upon story of next week? When even the CVs are unsure of how to take the tracks ahead, how will the disjointed-ness and the mish-mashed plot NOT shown on screen? No wonder the actors themselves are looking tired these days...
I'm so disappointed with the way the tracks (especially romantic ones) are being handled...they have a lovely cast, tailor-made story - but, lack in execution!
As for the political and religious issues - I don't have any complaints...It needs to be shown and is being depicted in a crisp-enough manner to excite 21st century audience me thinks...π³