Good guy making mistakes versus redeeming a bad guy - Page 3

Originally posted by: _charu_

@bold Although these r all assumptions , still..

Nobody is "expecting" the good girl to change the bad guy...its in their inherent nature to do so .....This quality attracts the bad guys and makes them fall for her and the transformation happens automatically . Their goodness rubs onto thr bad guys..rest , depending on the characters and the episodic story , the views may change.

Whosoever said that the good guy was horrible and irredeemable ? All that was expected from.him was one apology. That too from the audience , not the heroine . The heroine was expected to make him realize how wrong he was . Thats it.

Originally posted by: UKGirl22

True but in the real corporate world you have an amazingly amount of rules of conduct, ABC rules etc - not paying staff bribing bank etc? Maybe in the reel world but not in the real world.

Well the discussion between reel and real is another topic altogether 🤣 the main point is Bajaj is shown as a vulture that would scavenge in the companies for his greater good....that’s not considered evil. It’s basic human behavioral trait: selfishness...Business to start with is a morally grey field...once cannot except to be a saint.

Originally posted by: _charu_

@bold Although these r all assumptions , still..

Nobody is "expecting" the good girl to change the bad guy...its in their inherent nature to do so .....This quality attracts the bad guys and makes them fall for her and the transformation happens automatically . Their goodness rubs onto thr bad guys..rest , depending on the characters and the episodic story , the views may change.

Whosoever said that the good guy was horrible and irredeemable ? All that was expected from.him was one apology. That too from the audience , not the heroine . The heroine was expected to make him realize how wrong he was . Thats it.

I was basing my comments on the way he is portrayed in todays episode. Tomorrow light being a totally different angle to him. Let’s see.

Originally posted by: UKGirl22

You do realise that all business men on tv soon leave to play politics at home. So if you are looking forward to constant board room drama you may be disappointed.

I know they can't show board rooms all the time, but they could restrain from showing him romancing when he has his company falling down.

They could show a subtle scene where they r sitting together, pondering what to do about their buisness,isnt that kindof romantic scene a little bit abrupt.

Originally posted by: Pranchat

Taking over someone’s business should not be considered cruel. That’s how the business world is. You gain some and you lose some

See thats not good business ethics but we need to accept that mr bajaj will be painted with gray or darker gray or black shades..i wud not like to see anurag part 2 either . I have a penchant for layered characters , if they are strong, only if ekta develops him well and not turn him into a fool like komo..

Originally posted by: Pranchat

Well the discussion between reel and real is another topic altogether 🤣 the main point is Bajaj is shown as a vulture that would scavenge in the companies for his greater good....that’s not considered evil. It’s basic human behavioral trait: selfishness...Business to start with is a morally grey field...once cannot except to be a saint.

Originally posted by: _charu_

See thats not good business ethics but we need to accept that mr bajaj will be painted with gray or darker gray or black shades..i wud not like to see anurag part 2 either . I have a penchant for layered characters , if they are strong, only if ekta develops him well and not turn him into a fool like komo..

Let the charector shape up. Today epic it was clear he has too manny layers. If bajaj shown negative out and out this time i dont think even bajjuians will support it. They may blame ekta for runing there lovable charector.

For ksgians it hardly matter prena uske saath rahe ya kisi aur ke sath they are just celebrating his return.. its alll depends on story and trps.

Originally posted by: Pranchat

Well the discussion between reel and real is another topic altogether 🤣 the main point is Bajaj is shown as a vulture that would scavenge in the companies for his greater good....that’s not considered evil. It’s basic human behavioral trait: selfishness...Business to start with is a morally grey field...once cannot except to be a saint.

Business is not morally grey. I work as a lawyer in the business world and my job and the job of all the seniors I work wiht is to make sure it’s not.

Originally posted by: mily_mathew

yes, but heroine is too busy making eyes at him and romancing in rain, coz in epic love u romance in rain, but don't communicate.

Yeah lets not even go there 🤣 expecting a meaningful conversation is not allowed and it holds no value as long as epic romance is not disturbed. They are already zoned out..iske baad sirf sapne hoge so i didnt raise that point..

Btw . Prerna knowing abt the financial crisis also means that later on, they can say that she knew abt his bankruptcy and hence left him for money . Cud be dangerous. As per bts, why wud anurag take prerna to meet mr bajaj ?