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Hey All...
Today m not really going to indulge much into the epi ...neither m I going to do any character analysis nor m I looking into going deep into their thot process to do my usual diary entries...
I rather wanna bring out a simple question to the floor with the hopes that maybe CVs may have some answers for it as well!!
I have been a viewer of a teenage show like Navya despite being at an age way past those days only becoz of its realism and its sheer genuiness to portray raw feelings of the youth today where modernization ...new age n era thinking is taking over ancient timess n thtos at rocket speed. I was totally gripped into the concept of show "Nayi Soch, Nayi Dhadkan"...expecting some powerful...true to the face value scenes as well as innovative ideas across the board.
Well, I must say...the CVs have been able to some extent bring out some very tremendously applaudable scenes to the plate with utter sincererity and without making it OTT.
Well, I must say...the CVs have been able to some extent bring out some very tremendously applaudable scenes to the plate with utter sincererity and without making it OTT.
Scenes as simple as Anant-Navya street crossing became so symbolic and gave a new definition to a normal day to day act that prolly most of us didnt even realise until we saw such display...Scenes as beautiful n meaningful as Deepak conversing with his mom about how he did not want to make the mistakes he did with his first daughter by being overly strict and scenes such as Anant asking his Baba for permission to go to the picnic with dialogues worth golden points...These are such scenes that add in to the viewers expectation from the show along with adding a unique flavor to keep them hooked on as well...
However, off late the CVs seem to have been failing partially to deliver this uniqueness and the realism factor in AnYa story which I wud say is the basic USP of the show.
I know many of u here on the forum are extremely happy with Anant's engagement being called off and are rejoicing on the fact that now AnYa will be back on track after the exit of Shagun...And honestly speaking, I geninunely have no issues in Anant's engagement being called off ...infact ...it was very much bound to happen...My issue is rather on the track chosen to call off the engagement. Yes, the sister duo was shown to be totally wacko and overly ridiculous and thus showing making Shagun the reason behind the cancellation does make sense and I dont have any questions on it either...My question is rather on the realism factor to this track...
What Anant and Navya have been through...their encounters...their feelings...their environment...both at home and at college is something most of us go through if not all. We do have parents...families and their rules n values laid upon us since childhood but when we go out into the world...we bump into various outside factors that make us question on lots of things we do or believe and am not saying anyone is right or wrong here...am just saying that such things do happen and we at that point dont know the answers to them and sometimes while such things lead us to outgrow into better individuals/ human beings...it also can lead us to the path of self destruction.
The problem that Anant is facing currently is something that lots of youth face today...(that is...being torn between family and ur life) and somewhere after the Anant-Baba Picnic permission scene, I truly was expecting some commendable scenes which can be inspirational n even become guidelines for not only youth but also the parents/guardians. By making Shagun the sacrifcial lamb (in terms of scriptwriting), I dont see any such scope...coz in reality...there's not always going to be a Shagun to begin with and if there is...she does not necessarily have to be as dumb as shown in this show or better still do such "non-calculated" act of digging her own grave esp if her motive is to become part of the family for selfish reasons...
So I ask this question...What then???
I mean, what shud real life Anant or Navya do in such cases where they know that they are in love with someone else and will not justify anyone but rather spoil 3 lives by marrying a third one??? How shud he/she approach the family members esp if they are as strict as one that Anant has (and trust me, there are still some families that are extremely conservative and makes a huge deal in such situations)??
Here the CVs seem to have taken the easy route to take the story forward and I dont blame them coz they are only doing their business which heavily depends on TRPs and obviously with the lack of AnYa scenes recently, this may have been put on stake but wat about the realism of the story and the theme "nayi soch, nayi Dhadkan"??
If going by the theme...I really dont see the nayi soch or nayi dhadkan in this scenario like I saw in the Anant-Baba picnic permission scene. I fail to see how the "nayi soch" slowly but subtly n with equal respects for age old values move ahead of the game convincing the elders that there is nothing wrong in "CHANGE"!!!
Well I suppose, here comes the difference of this being just a mere TV show Vs what really happens in the real world!!!!!!
Rab Raakha...
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PS. This post is merely for healthy discussion and am open to all ur ideas n inputs.
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