10th November - Review - Page 2

Originally posted by: -Tia-

Can't wait to watch. If not anything, it would be power packed performances by the actors!

TFS

Going to watch now.

Oh S and S I tell you! *touchwood* 👏

Originally posted by: Ravinanaik

ab tak india fights back dekha tha kal se pragya fightd back bhi dekhne ko milega go for it pragya...abhi ka dimag toh gum ho gaya hain...

She will fight back and Abhi will be eating his words

Okay!







P.S. Intense performance by S and S.

I love your optimism! I really do! But you know what the problem is? Indian Television has not progressed with the times. Sure, we see "modern" people, but the thought process is as ancient as ever. Somehow the female lead is always an abla naari that gets so caught and stuck in situations that are never her fault, but everyone blames her for it. Personally, as a woman, I'm completely against what's been happening in the show ever since Abhi "helped" her. In fact, forget that too, I'm so shocked at the fact that she doesn't work anymore! Real life, in my opinion is never that easy. We struggle in life to achieve a better life for ourselves and our families. The whole point of burning the midnight lamps are so that we can one day look back and say "Yes, I worked hard, and made something out of myself." But here what is happening? She began as a strong character, willing to say no to a marriage in front of the whole world because of dowry, but now where has all her self respect gone? Do you see what I mean? In her mind Abhi is good? Are you kidding me? He's not good. He is a self serving, selfish person. His world consists of 1 daadi, 1 sister, and himself. He didn't help Pragya out of the goodness of his heart, he helped her because her daadi was crying and practically begging him to help her family. He realized that he would fall in others eyes if he didn't help. His was of helping is letting the world know how good he is, but really, does that make him a good/helpful person? I think not.

Originally posted by: ducky_anne

I love your optimism! I really do! But you know what the problem is? Indian Television has not progressed with the times. Sure, we see "modern" people, but the thought process is as ancient as ever. Somehow the female lead is always an abla naari that gets so caught and stuck in situations that are never her fault, but everyone blames her for it. Personally, as a woman, I'm completely against what's been happening in the show ever since Abhi "helped" her. In fact, forget that too, I'm so shocked at the fact that she doesn't work anymore! Real life, in my opinion is never that easy. We struggle in life to achieve a better life for ourselves and our families. The whole point of burning the midnight lamps are so that we can one day look back and say "Yes, I worked hard, and made something out of myself." But here what is happening? She began as a strong character, willing to say no to a marriage in front of the whole world because of dowry, but now where has all her self respect gone? Do you see what I mean? In her mind Abhi is good? Are you kidding me? He's not good. He is a self serving, selfish person. His world consists of 1 daadi, 1 sister, and himself. He didn't help Pragya out of the goodness of his heart, he helped her because her daadi was crying and practically begging him to help her family. He realized that he would fall in others eyes if he didn't help. His was of helping is letting the world know how good he is, but really, does that make him a good/helpful person? I think not.

And maybe this is because i've never been in love or whatever, but I cannot for the life of me understand what the heck she means by she's in love with him. He "hates" her. He is tagging along another woman! He himself doesn't know what he's doing. For him it's like 1 woman for my pleasure and the other for my daadi's happiness. GAH. Pragya's importance in his life is that of a rag doll, and the saddest part is that she's okay with it.

I remember one show: Saubaghyavati Bhava. Sriti Jha played an awesome role in that show. She stood up for her rights.

I like the chemistry between Sriti and Shabbir, and that's really the only reason I watch the show. I am a resigned viewer of this show now. Yet, I hope that your optimism comes through in the show as well!

Thank you for the review

Your reviews always make me happy so thank you for that. And yes, Shabir and Sriti are absolutely fantastic. They always surprise me when it come to high intensity scenes. The emotions are depicted so well that I'm always left with my jaw open.

Originally posted by: thesemoments

Your reviews always make me happy so thank you for that. And yes, Shabir and Sriti are absolutely fantastic. They always surprise me when it come to high intensity scenes. The emotions are depicted so well that I'm always left with my jaw open.