Plausibility, thy name is not Madhubala

Really good points😊, but such bloopers are almost negligible compared to what could be served up. 😆

And if the result is what the audience wants - the lead pair having sizzling scenes together -, then why be critical? Logic pales in comparison to feasting the eyes on the MB lead pairing together😳, in pretty much any sort of scene.

Please, could you be gentler in the titling and tone of such critical posts? You raise very good points, but people tend to be a bit wary because of some very ill-intent posts that were also openly critical. Even you were unfortunately mistaken for one of those posters at the outset.

If you could maybe balance out a critique with the stuff that was good, maybe? Bloopers, balanced with dialogues and scenes that you liked very much? The Mary Poppins line about a spoonful of sugar helping the medicine go down really does keep vibes from being misunderstood.

Your writing really is lovely. And the post about the tel-maalish episode was appreciated, because the criticism was couched in great humour.

You do raise good points, and titles like 'Plausibility, thy name is not Madhubala' would not be taken so ill if this forum had not already had to contend with very destructive critics.

Sorry for bothering you with this. Please don't take offence.

Originally posted by: leelaa9

Really good points😊, but such bloopers are almost negligible compared to what could be served up. 😆

And if the result is what the audience wants - the lead pair having sizzling scenes together -, then why be critical? Logic pales in comparison to feasting the eyes on the MB lead pairing together😳, in pretty much any sort of scene.

Please, could you be gentler in the titling and tone of such critical posts? You raise very good points, but people tend to be a bit wary because of some very ill-intent posts that were also openly critical. Even you were unfortunately mistaken for one of those posters at the outset.

If you could maybe balance out a critique with the stuff that was good, maybe? Bloopers, balanced with dialogues and scenes that you liked very much? The Mary Poppins line about a spoonful of sugar helping the medicine go down really does keep vibes from being misunderstood.

Your writing really is lovely. And the post about the tel-maalish episode was appreciated, because the criticism was couched in great humour.

You do raise good points, and titles like 'Plausibility, thy name is not Madhubala' would not be taken so ill if this forum had not already had to contend with very destructive critics.

Sorry for bothering you with this. Please don't take offence.

Originally posted by: ArabellaPearl

Positive Criticism !!! Loved It👏 !!!... its our duty to share ...not the liking alone ...the disliking factors are much needed as it will help the team to improve more... the show is better now .. we can really make it the best one on TV if we clearly say them what needs to be taken care of...

my heart felt appreciation for the post dear... pointing out the flaws doesn't always mean that we love the show any less 👍🏼...

this is not a negative post people... appreciate it ... its the hearts outlet... as we are expecting more ...and we want our show MEIEJ to be the BESTEST!!!

luv n 🤗

BellaPearl

Originally posted by: makeveli_hush

I thought I was the only one who noticed the flats the heels ...funny

Originally posted by: leelaa9

Really good points😊, but such bloopers are almost negligible compared to what could be served up. 😆

And if the result is what the audience wants - the lead pair having sizzling scenes together -, then why be critical? Logic pales in comparison to feasting the eyes on the MB lead pairing together😳, in pretty much any sort of scene.

Please, could you be gentler in the titling and tone of such critical posts? You raise very good points, but people tend to be a bit wary because of some very ill-intent posts that were also openly critical. Even you were unfortunately mistaken for one of those posters at the outset.

If you could maybe balance out a critique with the stuff that was good, maybe? Bloopers, balanced with dialogues and scenes that you liked very much? The Mary Poppins line about a spoonful of sugar helping the medicine go down really does keep vibes from being misunderstood.

Your writing really is lovely. And the post about the tel-maalish episode was appreciated, because the criticism was couched in great humour.

You do raise good points, and titles like 'Plausibility, thy name is not Madhubala' would not be taken so ill if this forum had not already had to contend with very destructive critics.

Sorry for bothering you with this. Please don't take offence.