Is that really Rishabh that confess to Reem?

Well I found it hard to believe that Rishabh the "we're besties,no romantic feelings" will all of the sudden confess how much he love Reem.

Could it be pratha shape-shifting that told her that,because after the scene,the next scene(taking blessing scene) there is no cut on Rishabh's palm.

Originally posted by: Black_Rrose

Well I found it hard to believe that Rishabh the "we're besties,no romantic feelings" will all of the sudden confess how much he love Reem.

Could it be pratha shape-shifting that told her that,because after the scene,the next scene(taking blessing scene) there is no cut on Rishabh's palm.

But why would She do that ?

Haan that seemed very out of character of Rishab to say lol. Inn dono Gujral brothers ko 1st day se kabhi apne fiances me interest nai tha phir kaise kyaa kahaan se itnnii mohabbat nikal aayi god knows 😆

Pakka koi icchadhari hi hogi the way they focused on that bloody wound. But yea what purpose would it serve for Pratha if it really was her or Mahek... Unn dono ko Rishab ke baspan ke pyar se kya lena dena bhai I don't understand 🤔

Originally posted by: mish_18

Haan that seemed very out of character of Rishab to say lol. Inn dono Gujral brothers ko 1st day se kabhi apne fiances me interest nai tha phir kaise kyaa kahaan se itnnii mohabbat nikal aayi god knows 😆

Pakka koi icchadhari hi hogi the way they focused on that bloody wound. But yea what purpose would it serve for Pratha if it really was her or Mahek... Unn dono ko Rishab ke baspan ke pyar se kya lena dena bhai I don't understand 🤔

Originally posted by: Vir12389

i feel its rishabh only .as in flasback scene where reem thinking about rishabh in the last one they showed rishabh said to reem that mujhe do hi cheze pyari hai ek apna desh aur ek tum.and he said he is not expressive.so may be he likes her have some feelings but couldnot able to convey to reem.and he want to marry reem as he clearly said to his mother also that mein apni shadi nhi todne wala.so when reem herself rejected the idea of marring him.in rage he said that he love her and want to marry her.as it us not true love may be a bachpan ka dosti wala affection which he might be considered as love.

Haan but that's what felt out of place & out of Rishab's character to me yaar. This is the same guy who said in 1st epi that "we're just friends, our marriage is arranged. All of a sudden I can't get romantic." Uske baad inn logo ne ye flashback scene dikha diya about their bachpan ka pyar, so there are only 2 possibilities now. Either it was an icchadhari naagin enacting as Rishab, or the writers forgot what they wrote in the 1st episode lol.

Originally posted by: mish_18

Haan but that's what felt out of place & out of Rishab's character to me yaar. This is the same guy who said in 1st epi that "we're just friends, our marriage is arranged. All of a sudden I can't get romantic." Uske baad inn logo ne ye flashback scene dikha diya about their bachpan ka pyar, so there are only 2 possibilities now. Either it was an icchadhari naagin enacting as Rishab, or the writers forgot what they wrote in the 1st episode lol.

Originally posted by: mish_18

Haan but that's what felt out of place & out of Rishab's character to me yaar. This is the same guy who said in 1st epi that "we're just friends, our marriage is arranged. All of a sudden I can't get romantic." Uske baad inn logo ne ye flashback scene dikha diya about their bachpan ka pyar, so there are only 2 possibilities now. Either it was an icchadhari naagin enacting as Rishab, or the writers forgot what they wrote in the 1st episode lol.

It's becoming more and more clear that they didn't have time to think this through. Maybe they had another plan on how Naagin 6 should have been and changed in the last minute in order to adapt it to a pandemic context.

I feel other mistakes might come in the upcoming episodes. But, now with the marriage track, they have a chance of making their story more coherent by focusing on the leads. They should give them more deepness and give us motivations for their actions. We have to know them better, so we can connect with them.

Originally posted by: Vir12389

may be writers forgot what they showed in first episode.as in haldi ceremony too rishabh is happy seeing haldi applied on reem.may be they keep on changing tracks.as ritesh wants to marry pratha and he loves her kuch bhi

Agreed lol. In the episode where Ritesh stood up for Pratha and called out his fiance & his mother, even I was like, Yahan hero kaun hai bhai? Why is this Ritesh guy so good? And why do I not care for Rishab's character at all? Which couple am I supposed to be rooting for koi batao mujhe 😆

Originally posted by: Etna_Dia

It's becoming more and more clear that they didn't have time to think this through. Maybe they had another plan on how Naagin 6 should have been and changed in the last minute in order to adapt it to a pandemic context.

I feel other mistakes might come in the upcoming episodes. But, now with the marriage track, they have a chance of making their story more coherent by focusing on the leads. They should give them more deepness and give us motivations for their actions. We have to know them better, so we can connect with them.

Exactly! Even I think that the makers are just playing it by the ears. After they released the vague mahamari promo & the initial audience reactions came accusing them of making fun of the pandemic, after that reaction they must've made certain changes in their initial storyline. In the first 2 weeks, there were a lot of things filming-wise that seemed a bit too hasty & hotch-potch to me honestly. Though later on they improved greatly from the technical perspective at least.

And yes, I personally do not relate to Rishab's character at all. Seems like I don't even know the guy at all, forget caring about him as a hero. Ritesh's character in comparison seems much more well-written and well rounded off in that aspect. Like I can easily relate to Ritesh & care about his character & his motivations. But I just don't understand Rishab at all who's supposed to be the protagonist here.

Like I said before, I don't even know which couple am I supposed to be rooting for here. Main toh keh rahi hoon Ritesh aur Pratha ki hi shaadi kara do please 😆

Originally posted by: mish_18

Exactly! Even I think that the makers are just playing it by the ears. After they released the vague mahamari promo & the initial audience reactions came accusing them of making fun of the pandemic, after that reaction they must've made certain changes in their initial storyline. In the first 2 weeks, there were a lot of things filming-wise that seemed a bit too hasty & hotch-potch to me honestly. Though later on they improved greatly from the technical perspective at least.

And yes, I personally do not relate to Rishab's character at all. Seems like I don't even know the guy at all, forget caring about him as a hero. Ritesh's character in comparison seems much more well-written and well rounded off in that aspect. Like I can easily relate to Ritesh & care about his character & his motivations. But I just don't understand Rishab at all who's supposed to be the protagonist here.

Like I said before, I don't even know which couple am I supposed to be rooting for here. Main toh keh rahi hoon Ritesh aur Pratha ki hi shaadi kara do please 😆

Yes, the execution of the first two episodes was terrible and put me off with the show. Later, it got better, and I even enjoyed the last episode: I totally loved the scene when Pratha was revealed as Naagin.

I feel the same about Rishab. And I am one who is coming here after Shakti, so I am used to Simba's style of acting. I could relate to his character from Shakti. I even cried with him when he accepted Heer as a kinner. But this guy, Rishab, for now, I don't care what's going to happen to him... very poorly written.

Maybe, initially Ritesh should have been the male lead character, the typical Naagin hero, innocent good guy who is trapped unwillingly in Naagin's revenge. But, they introduced Rishab's character to create this hate love story and this hate marriage. This might explain why Ritesh is written so well.

They better do something about Rishab because he will not work in the long run if they keep him as a one dimensional character.