Oh dear... why does this sound like an argument? I believe that as human beings all of us have the right and freedom to post our point of view and debate over it or respond to others if needed in a non-aggressive way.
Coming to KYY, I just started watching the show last month or so (only because I came across Parth Samthaan's possible exit published in the papers) before which I knew nothing about KYY or any of the cast and crew. I was instantly hooked. As a film student, I can say that the story is deep and flawless because of all the necessary ingredients that goes into creating a realistic story. Each character had their own set of strengths, weaknesses, goals etc. Even minute details such as the fireflies and stars added to its depth and magnificence. In short, it was close to our hearts because it felt so real. It was real. And obviously, the entire cast and crew brought it to life brilliantly well.
Oh... and the last para... I feel that you didn't really get my point that well. It's not about teaching him a lesson and getting satisfied out of the same but rather wanting him to learn and grow not just as an actor but also as a human being because we do seriously want him back. He is talented... very much... but his unpleasant attributes should not contribute to his downfall and ultimate disappearance off the radar. The lad has much to give and he must have his eyes opened in order to stay at the top. He truly deserves it.
