Watching the last few episodes, (even though I thought were decently done as compared to the children's drama), I am wondering about the writing process.
Don't they talk about an idea? Think about it critically? Don't they point out loopholes in the plot to each other?
When I write a story, after writing, I let it be for a few hours. Then when I revisit it, I myself can find loopholes, typos and other problems that I hadn't seen before. Even more if I have someone else read it. That is how you fine-tune your writing. Don't these writers do that?
I am particularly upset about Sonakshi being stood up at the Cafe the second time this season. The second time she was put below his employees. But at least the first time, I could see, he left his phone in his cabin and things went from there. ONE thing happened and a misunderstanding ensued.
But this time around, it was a lot more manufactured. It is just way too many things..
He called, she didn't pick up, because the waiter took her phone. Really. Okay. Let's accept that happened.
Dev could have texted her, or left a voice message.
He could have stopped by the Cafe since it was so close to his office, 5 mins he said, while the police station was half hour away. Ms.Serendipity could have waited a little longer in the police station, what's the big deal in that.
He could have called his high-level contacts in the police, as he did for Ayush, and asked them to interfere here.
He could have called any of his employees or assistant or his lawyers to deal with the cops. No need to go himself.
His lawyer was present in the police station, still don't see Dev's need there.
On his way back,, Sona is trying to call him. But his phone went dead. How the head of an InfoTech company doesn't have a power bank, I don't know. Again and again, his phone quits on him. 🤷♀️
But when he gets home, with his so-called dead phone, it is charged again and receiving messages in front of Sona, which coincidentally are from Sanjana.
Like, come on, writers!!!
This was very artificially manufactured to make Dev look bad and Sona feel more hurt.
If Sanjana had been in an accident with the company car, I can count that as an emergency. This wasn't. At least give Dev a plausible excuse for not showing up at the Cafe.