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White Lotus

@white_lotus

Dazzler

Posted: 10 years ago

#21

Viraj is complete jerk and coward. He is self-centered, egoistic and arrogant person. His mind is affected with 'i-me-myself' syndrome. He always like to be BOSS. He have built a wall around him...the wall of his so called 'painful past', wall of his royal family background stature, wall of arrogancy...He don't have respect or value for anyone else other than him.

There were never a couple called NiRaj...instead it was one sided love of Nisha...we can say infatuation and Viraj was never been in love with actual Nisha.

Edited by i-me-myself - 10 years ago

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Anjali

@clary

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Posted: 10 years ago

#22

@i-me-myself...Please mind your language..Constructive criticism is fine..Please don't bash the character. 😊

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White Lotus

@white_lotus

Dazzler

Posted: 10 years ago

#23

Originally posted by: NiRajCraZey
@i-me-myself...Please mind your language..Constructive criticism is fine..Please don't bash the character. 😊

Okey. Noted. I just expressed my vision about VSR.

by the way...can you please define what is 'bashing' and what is 'constructive criticism'?

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Anjali

@clary

Rocker

Posted: 10 years ago

#24

Constructive Criticising would be Criticising using words that don't go too harsh where as bashing would be use of harsh words which might hurt feelings

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White Lotus

@white_lotus

Dazzler

Posted: 10 years ago

#25

If anybody hurt because of my post...pls accept my sincere apology.

But this is what I think about VSR and can't change my opinion about him.

SORRY once again.

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IKEAwizard

@IKEAwizard

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Posted: 10 years ago

#26

Originally posted by: i-me-myself

Okey. Noted. I just expressed my vision about VSR.

by the way...can you please define what is 'bashing' and what is 'constructive criticism'?

HAHA don't sweat it. I actually made a post about this exact thing: http://www.india-forums.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=4323357

Unfortunately, some people just don't have the maturity to handle anything critical said of their favorite actor/character. I would encourage you to keep speaking your mind. I've said worse things without getting banned. You'll be fine.

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libran90

@libran90

Sparkler

+ 4

Posted: 10 years ago

#27

Originally posted by: jhalak7
Exactly.
From the very first day when I saw him writing letters to his mom at night----------it reminded me -------Ki Ki ki KIRAN!😲😆
I don't know how Niraj fans started to believe that he was the hero!
Because I've never felt that.

I've liked Ritesh more than him. Because he came with an idiot smile.😆 With that the day Dolly got married and they were talking with Ritesh---------he was totally lost in Nisha's thought. Later he agreed to everything Nisha said. He was ready to cook , clean cloths even take care of babies. 😳 But yah later his true face came out. Although that was really shocking. Specially why did he chose Nisha , when he knows her father is very poor. So I'd accept that Ritesh's character was changed. But not Viraj's.

Viraj's every attempt was a proof that this guy is going to be psycho. Just like SRK in "Daar" or SS in "Dhadkan". A guy who lives alone, no friends -----------no family------in a pent house---------writes letter at night and never posts-----------it's completely creepy.

Thank God CVs got their sense back or may be this was the real plan.
Loving Kabir. Normal guy who can bring smile out of everyone.

What is with the creatives of shows these days, I don't get it...most of the heroes are afflicted by the 'mommy' syndrome...either mom has deserted them, or mom is dead or mom has been deserted by their fathers...i mean...has their been a loss in creativity these days...the heroines don't have any mommy-related issues, why only heroes??

Anyway, coming to Viraj, I don't understand this misguided sense of authority he feels over Nisha...he has never treated her as an equal, always a subordinate, never even had any love moments or realization or pining for love...I don't see any love from any angle, how much ever I try...

So, IMO, it was always one-sided love, with all love and doobi doobi coming from Nisha's side...nothing as such has happened b/w them to trigger Viraj's 'DARR" mode...

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libran90

@libran90

Sparkler

+ 4

Posted: 10 years ago

#28

Originally posted by: IKEAwizard
I completely agree. I hate what they're doing to Viraj's character in order to justify Nibir.
The truth is that Viraj was instrumental in giving Nisha the tools necessary to heal from her experience. Before him, she couldn't even be touched by another person!

[note: I didn't watch those episodes so I'm not sure what exactly it was that specifically helped her. I did notice after the Viraj track that Nisha started wearing girl's clothes and was able to hug people, so his presence in her life must have done something. if anyone wants to fill me in, I'd appreciate it].

I would have much rather preferred Nisha to say something like "I will never forget what you have done for me, but I can't be with you romantically. Please try to understand"

Frankly speaking, I find Viraj portrays the reserved and proud and arrogant prince quite well...but I cannot see anything in his actions to suggest that he loves Nisha, he cannot emote the feeling of love at all...and i really never enjoyed Viraj and Nisha as a pair...but I feel that the Cvs have shown nothing as a build up as to trigger this side of Viraj...there is so many loopholes in the portrayal of his emotions for Nisha, that these emotions are going over my head...

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IKEAwizard

@IKEAwizard

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Posted: 10 years ago

#29

Originally posted by: NiRajCraZey
@i-me-myself...Please mind your language..Constructive criticism is fine..Please don't bash the character. 😊

You can't "constructively criticize" a character to be honest. It's not like the character is real and will hear the criticism and improve his behavior. But I don't think you can call what I-me-myself was saying "bashing" either. He/she was just expressing his/her honest opinion of the character. We need to remember: characters are not real, but the people here are. I believe that I-me-myself's right to free speech is much more important than a fictional character's feelings.