KY2 - Daily Episode Discussions and Live Updates Thread # 2 - Page 28

I have a theory about Pani's apparent chillness in their interviews together. As it is mentioned that they distanced themselves offscreen since the store scene, I think they may have been asked to do so for professional reasons. Let me explain.

Originally posted by: Sanely_Insane

Kaju se pait nahi bharta, Laddoo se bharta hai, or even better like Anu says, Niti is a burger, and Parth is a bhukkad. Kaju darr gayi. 😆

Originally posted by: Opti

I have a theory about Pani's apparent chillness in their interviews together. As it is mentioned that they distanced themselves offscreen since the store scene, I think they may have been asked to do so for professional reasons. Let me explain.

There is this episode in the T.V. show 'Friends' where one of the characters is an actor and his friend is seeing an actress. He gets disturbed seeing her in a hot scene with her co-star and discusses it with his actor friend who tells him that there is nothing going on between them (the actress and her co-star) if the scene is hot. It is only when their scene becomes 'thanda' that he needs to worry. Generally people who have flaming chemistry onscreen have nothing offscreen and vice versa.

This point was also made by one of the female directors of a T.V. episodic in which Viraf Patel and Shilpa Anand starred. In one of her interviews the director admitted that she wanted to tell Viraf not to sleep with his co-star offscreen because that would remove intensity in their onscreen shots where they needed to be hot.

Now if this is how it works with actors, then these two may have been advised to maintain some distance offscreen to bring on the scorching chemistry onscreen. The storeroom scene was a turning point in the story because after that Manan's relationship changed and became more intense. So keeping this in view, Pani may have been asked to act cool offscreen so that they can be hot onscreen. If this is the case, then this is all for a professional and not a personal reason. We should respect that and enjoy the hotness they personify onscreen. After all that is what matters to us, isn't it?

By this logic toh all the other pairings in the show should be asked to keep away to maintain "hotness" too...but Uttkarsh-Kriss, Abhishek-Veebha all seem to be friendly with each other.

I don't think they have been told anything deliberately...they were never SUPER friendly to begin with...I think it's Parth's introverted personality firstly and then other external factors that have been discussed extensively in the last few pages😆


LOL I don't get this logic that people can't get friendly with each other cuz they will inevitably SLEEP with each other and ruin their onscreen chemistry😕😕😕...is that really the only inevitable direction for a lead pair?


I have no problems with the PaNi equation...mujhe toh MaNan se matlab hai😆...just that I've never seen two co-actors SO awkward with each other...you can't manufacture THIS level of awkwardness...it just is😆

Originally posted by: Opti

I have a theory about Pani's apparent chillness in their interviews together. As it is mentioned that they distanced themselves offscreen since the store scene, I think they may have been asked to do so for professional reasons. Let me explain.

There is this episode in the T.V. show 'Friends' where one of the characters is an actor and his friend is seeing an actress. He gets disturbed seeing her in a hot scene with her co-star and discusses it with his actor friend who tells him that there is nothing going on between them (the actress and her co-star) if the scene is hot. It is only when their scene becomes 'thanda' that he needs to worry. Generally people who have flaming chemistry onscreen have nothing offscreen and vice versa.

This point was also made by one of the female directors of a T.V. episodic in which Viraf Patel and Shilpa Anand starred. In one of her interviews the director admitted that she wanted to tell Viraf not to sleep with his co-star offscreen because that would remove intensity in their onscreen shots where they needed to be hot.

Now if this is how it works with actors, then these two may have been advised to maintain some distance offscreen to bring on the scorching chemistry onscreen. The storeroom scene was a turning point in the story because after that Manan's relationship changed and became more intense. So keeping this in view, Pani may have been asked to act cool offscreen so that they can be hot onscreen. If this is the case, then this is all for a professional and not a personal reason. We should respect that and enjoy the hotness they personify onscreen. After all that is what matters to us, isn't it?

Originally posted by: Srujana7.MaNan

I totally disagree about the sleeping thing though. Guess their relation was always professional since the beginning but could have been less awkward if circumstances worked out. Anyway but yes as along it doesn't affect onscreen we shouldn't care and I feel extremely guilty at times for involving in their private matters. But even I am a teenager and can't stop myself. Although I restrain from asking personal questions of social media. Maybe will have a better understanding when I am older.

Originally posted by: Opti

I have a theory about Pani's apparent chillness in their interviews together. As it is mentioned that they distanced themselves offscreen since the store scene, I think they may have been asked to do so for professional reasons. Let me explain.

There is this episode in the T.V. show 'Friends' where one of the characters is an actor and his friend is seeing an actress. He gets disturbed seeing her in a hot scene with her co-star and discusses it with his actor friend who tells him that there is nothing going on between them (the actress and her co-star) if the scene is hot. It is only when their scene becomes 'thanda' that he needs to worry. Generally people who have flaming chemistry onscreen have nothing offscreen and vice versa.

This point was also made by one of the female directors of a T.V. episodic in which Viraf Patel and Shilpa Anand starred. In one of her interviews the director admitted that she wanted to tell Viraf not to sleep with his co-star offscreen because that would remove intensity in their onscreen shots where they needed to be hot.

Now if this is how it works with actors, then these two may have been advised to maintain some distance offscreen to bring on the scorching chemistry onscreen. The storeroom scene was a turning point in the story because after that Manan's relationship changed and became more intense. So keeping this in view, Pani may have been asked to act cool offscreen so that they can be hot onscreen. If this is the case, then this is all for a professional and not a personal reason. We should respect that and enjoy the hotness they personify onscreen. After all that is what matters to us, isn't it?

Originally posted by: AreYaar

By this logic toh all the other pairings in the show should be asked to keep away to maintain "hotness" too...but Uttkarsh-Kriss, Abhishek-Veebha all seem to be friendly with each other.

I don't think they have been told anything deliberately...they were never SUPER friendly to begin with...I think it's Parth's introverted personality firstly and then other external factors that have been discussed extensively in the last few pages😆


LOL I don't get this logic that people can't get friendly with each other cuz they will inevitably SLEEP with each other and ruin their onscreen chemistry😕😕😕...is that really the only inevitable direction for a lead pair?


I have no problems with the PaNi equation...mujhe toh MaNan se matlab hai😆...just that I've never seen two co-actors SO awkward with each other...you can't manufacture THIS level of awkwardness...it just is😆

Originally posted by: Opti

I think you did not get the point. I wasn't implying that they were sleeping together or for that matter Viraf and Shilpa would have slept together if they had not been warned otherwise. Pani have always been, and will be, professional. All I wanted to say is that there is this perception that if you maintain a distance offscreen, the onscreen chemistry works out better. So this may all be part of their brief rather than other factors like their personal lives or fans' pestering.

@Mittidikhushboo: I do agree with your point about the melodrama and depression quotient having increased off late...the show also went through the 6 epis a week phase which must have been quite tough for the team to deliver so inevitably the quality has taken a hit somewhat from the earlier days of the show when they were slowly establishing themselves.

But still they don't seem to have lost a handle on the story YET...so I'm not really put off totally yet either.



@Opti: Yes at the end of the day, only MaNan matter and everything else aside, clearly PaNi also realize that MaNan are what matter and focus their energies into doing justice to them...works well enough for me.

The awkward interviews just serve a different amusement purpose for me...lol