proposal was tacky,emotionless and there was a disconnect!! - Page 9

Originally posted by: sajinifaby

It did not fail for me.. As I have been in love n marriage.
Both my posts made yday were on this only ..
Innocence of Devakshi is the magic to me..n that was seen yday.

In the way she was so happy seeing the children
The way he said Pyar ne jhukaya
The way she threw the flowers in the air n them landing on his face or head
The way she sat on his one leg n said yes
The way both fell as they could not hold or believe what just happened after all what they went thru
N trying to smile yet tears

That was enough my dear... In every way to connect - no other magic except the magic of love worked !

What I like about this show is- it break chords of stereotype OTT n yes I can see the damage this industry has brought to all our minds - a lot of expectation n fantasies/ wherein reality is so much different

Originally posted by: _Payalj_

Well it seemed as if they missed an entire episode. Even yesterday's precap was missing

There was a huge disconnect, everything seemed forced.

When I visited the forum everyone was going gaga over the proposal and I was wondering if there is something wrong with me. Thanks Lord some people agree with me

Originally posted by: flat_everest

Agreed sajni

For m it was well written and well executed...both have spoken once in office how breakup s affecting them, both have cried in each other's arms saying how hard it s to move on despite trying hard...Dev was held by his mom s not acceptance and now sona by her father's self respect.when both barriers have fallen apart they both rushed to each other..they don't need to reassure their love for each other by saying I love u or I miss u raining kisses or doing Ashiqui 2 pose..they see each other ...that beaming smile from sona and dialated pupils of dev did all d exchange..and the proposal ..it was not to make her feel special but it was his assurance that he values their relationship s second chance...that sorry notes and going on knees tells dev has redeemed for his hasty breakup..as asha said he did by breaking up was how a normal man does who values his family ( that starts and ends with maa) first..see I m not guaranteeing they both ll never fight..they ll fight , they ll still separate but they can never b away from each other.. period. so this story s so far real with real emotions and right amount of passion..And actors are par excellent...no second thoughts .even Vicky acts well

Originally posted by: ltelidevara

I disagree. Lack of magic and passion is the point that bothered me yesterday. The proposal is stereotyped. The show did not break the stereotype treatment,it follows it hopelessly. With the execution of one of the most important Episodes yesterday the makers proved they are not into reality,effectiveness and uniqueness. TM had rightfully put it. It was tacky,emotionless passionless and disconnected.

Originally posted by: ltelidevara

I disagree. Lack of magic and passion is the point that bothered me yesterday. The proposal is stereotyped. The show did not break the stereotype treatment,it follows it hopelessly. With the execution of one of the most important Episodes yesterday the makers proved they are not into reality,effectiveness and uniqueness. TM had rightfully put it.
It was tacky,emotionless passionless and disconnected.

Originally posted by: sheanuzz

I felt the same and agree that there was something missing. Erica was in the moment but Shareerseemed a liloff ... I mean for a man who is madly in love. did such crazy things he seemed a little cool. The emotions should have been stronger considering how desperate he was that he would lose Sona. My POV only... I may be wrong.

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I had very high expectation from the show i guess. In the beginning i have forget that it is Daily soap. where logic, Common sense, practicality doesn't exist.

Regarding Actors. it looks like Shaheer is bored with the show. neither he pay attention to his looks nor he looks excited about his role.

Highly Disappointed.

Originally posted by: WeRockTheWorld

I am not sure abt others , but I do agree with you ...there was a huge disconnect . The flow of events were pushed across more like what we get to see when there is a leap .

Originally posted by: ssimmy

It was so corny, the flying hug made me cringe... I wanted a simple conversation, just Dev and Sonakshi pouring their hearts out and they could've sealed it with a tight hug and a forehead kiss... that's what I expected from the CV's atleast

Originally posted by: neets_ltl

Agree with you 100%. This had been the first time I've been disappointed with KRPKAB since Sonakshi stormed off after arguing with Dev very early on in the relationship. Saurabh's phonecall to Dev telling him to take away his Paro, Dev turning up like Superman and then the lead up to the proposal was rushed and unrealistic. In fact, I was left confused as to whether this was someone imagining something. Asha's conversation with Sona was a wonderful way of presenting Dev's dilemma. I was pleasantly surprised to see her side with him. The family values dialogues were penned nicely. Food for thought. However, no matter how nice it is to see Devakshi together, it still doesn't make up for the hurt the Bose family and Sona went through. Dev suffered too and ultimately, he has to realise sooner or later that his happiness lies in his hands and he needs to take control and man up.

Originally posted by: tia.o

Why would he meet Sona's parents? He honks and she comes running. Then he proposes and she melts like ice cream in the sun. Then he takes her to HIS home to bond with HIS family, she walks in with a giant smile and bluetooth connection with his mother.

Did she ever ask him, hey, my parents got hurt by us. Let's make sure we meet them and you can ask forgiveness from my parents and officially ask for my hand.

I mean your mother already begged twice, but I am not marrying your mother. I am marrying you. At least do something by yourself. If Tina, your mother and I do everything, then how would my family know that you are worth getting married to? Drunken stalkers don't make good husband prospect na, even if they are cute and rich.

I have said this before. If you want respect for your family, you have to work for it. It's your responsibility to make sure your parents are not treated any less or any more than your partner's parents.

Marriage should bind two families who are equal. Not in status, but in respect and dignity.