WANTED! A stern Mommy for unruly CVs of Parichay!!

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Posted: 13 years ago
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Very often than not, our TV and Movies represent us just as much as our people do. Especially abroad, for NRI Children who have never been to India, most tend to believe this virtual world to be somewhat true. Reason? Because you would expect your filmmakers and TV Producers to gel real and reel to create the drama while still sticking to how society is around them by and large.

Parichay and many of Ekta's serials fail on this accord. In order to create the drama, dates are jumbled and viewers are taken for granted to digest some of the most blatant idiotic sequences shown.

So those who have never been here, those who feel they are getting to know India by watching Indian Television, please do not judge the Indian society or commoners by what you see on the screens. Generally we are not so dumb and can get around with our businesses just fine! We cannot bunk office on a whim or because we consummated last night. Women don't cry as often and for so many reasons and if we have a huge window separating our bedroom from our parent's bedroom, we just don't go by a flimsy, semi transparent and bellowing curtains but we shut the windows completely, especially in the night as its still considered pretty indecent to subject your parents to your pillow talk and vice versa! We still believe divorce as a curse word and a lot of thinking goes on either party in the marriage before opting for it.

Not all our men are miraculously gifted to be able to impregnate a woman in single go (though they would like to believe so) and our women are not ovulating 24X7 and 365 days of an year. We have a lot of dirty politicos that keep our judiciary system well oiled and running so filing for a divorce and obtaining a hearing on the very same day can happen only for the President of India! The appearances of psycho women is not so rampant in the society. Normally we limit them to 1 per 10000000000 than 1 per house such is the case here. So not every household has to have one like Thakral's have Witcha and Chopra's have Raveena. And when the elders establish the fact that the woman is psycho, they certainly try to tame her down instead of scheming along with her and aiding her for her psycho acts in the name of paternal love! We do have state of the art facilities for zombie state humans who can be treated for their ailments by experts and not everyone gets their offspring married as an ultimate solution to all psychiatry problems! We do have something called as Night Gowns and/or PJs and we wear them at night while going to bed. We do not sleep with our makeup on!

What you see on the TV is actually created by CVs - They are basically a bunch of idiots (barring very few examples), hell bent on creating the drama, with no regards to the reality or what is happening around! They are the eternal backbenchers who never turned in an honest day's of homework hence our so called facts remain mangled and beaten to suit what is reel.

But don't lose hope. We are in process of finding a suitable mommy for these wayward kids who can make them see Real for Real and pushes them to do their homework right before they sit for the exams.

Does anyone wanna apply for this post!

PS: you get to spank their bottoms when they do a lousy job!

Reason I am so miffed with CVs, read on people!

Kunal Chopra, a gold medalist lawyer should have realized the consequences of the consummation for a marriage. In Hindu's a marriage is termed valid only when the couple establishes their conjugal rights. Even in Muslims, ideally, Walima is held with a belief that the couple have been intimate prior to it. (some believe it should be prior to consummation but most of my muslim friends told me that its believed to have timed after consummation). This night is the most dramatic, but not only emotionally. Legally they can't expect to have a judge sign off on their divorce since it's a 'Divorce' and not an 'Annulment'. The first question from the judge should have been if they had consummated the marriage and had they nodded yes, he should have thrown them out of his chamber even before Siddhi had to fake cry for it. Marriage Counseling is mandate even for the consenting couples and even after that they have to serve a legal separation period that can vary from a few months to an year prior to filing the actual divorce case. They are not forced to share a house during this time but their status changes from Married to legally Separated.

But who cares about doing the homework and checking up on the facts! So what if the serial boasts about having maximum number of characters graduated in Practicing Law!

Section 511 under Indian Penal Code is not for attempted rape!!!!!! Its for ANY offense that was attempted but was not fruitful. So when Thakku said Under 511, Siddhi could have thought of vandalism or trying to steal, trying to do physical harm but not rape. But obviously she will do this only if CVs knew better what they were talking about. This case should not be termed as Attempt to Rape. And if at all Mr. Thakaral who owns the swankiest law firm in entire India as he never fails to brag about at any given point of time, should have realized that it should have section 354 that screams (no pun intended!) attempt to rape!

Disclaimer: This post is not to offend anyone. I would rather blame the CVs than the actual characters for mouthing stupid dialogues and acting out sequences that dont make sense since its CV's brainchild.

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Posted: 13 years ago
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🤣LMAO🤣🤣
Kshiti i hereby name you official ranter of this forum...& heaven knows we need one here.
I did a bit of it myself in the past, but all that frothing at the mouth, made me throw up & I didn't want to run the risk of my husband asking if I was pregnant, so i gave up🤣

Everything you say about the production unit is true, it truly sucks, to put it plainly, so what does that say about the audience?? Pathetic isn't it?


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Posted: 13 years ago
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Originally posted by: jheel1

🤣LMAO🤣🤣
Kshiti i hereby name you official ranter of this forum...& heaven knows we need one here.
I did a bit of it myself in the past, but all that frothing at the mouth, made me throw up & I didn't want to run the risk of my husband asking if I was pregnant, so i gave up🤣

Everything you say about the production unit is true, it truly sucks, to put it plainly, so what does that say about the audience?? Pathetic isn't it?



Jheel,

Hubby dear is napping on 'Nyquil' so i quickly wiped off froth around my mouth. 😆😆
audience is smarter than the CVs. Its just they are emotionally attached to the characters and the actors hence they are forcibly digesting whats being dished out 😳😳 its simple! tedha hai mar mera hai 😳😳
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Posted: 13 years ago
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Kshiti, nice post, I would like to add my bits as well :)

Most of the serials show forced marriages where people end up falling in love. However i dont think two people would enter into a forced marriage w/o thinking of its consequences in terms of the expectation of the near families and society on how the couple would behave. Quite a few serials have been showing ppl getting married and then

getting shocked when families expect them to share a room/ cupboard/bed, ..go for a honeymoon. I wonder dont they know that after marriage they will have to share a room/bed etc?

Do they expect to enter into a fake marriage for few months..dont they consider the fact that are they looking to spend their whole life..20-30 years at the least living a fake/show life?

I dont hink marriages are a joke whichh ppl enter into..but off late or atleast most of Ekta;s shows show the same thing.

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Posted: 13 years ago
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Originally posted by: poshah

Kshiti, nice post, I would like to add my bits as well :)

Most of the serials show forced marriages where people end up falling in love. However i dont think two people would enter into a forced marriage w/o thinking of its consequences in terms of the expectation of the near families and society on how the couple would behave. Quite a few serials have been showing ppl getting married and then

getting shocked when families expect them to share a room/ cupboard/bed, ..go for a honeymoon. I wonder dont they know that after marriage they will have to share a room/bed etc?

Do they expect to enter into a fake marriage for few months..dont they consider the fact that are they looking to spend their whole life..20-30 years at the least living a fake/show life?

I dont hink marriages are a joke whichh ppl enter into..but off late or atleast most of Ekta;s shows show the same thing.


Poshah,
i agree. Marriages mean more business to Ekta. She can add some song dance sequence, have some kids scoot around, if any of her movies are releasing then promote them, do some brand promotions etc.
but the circumstances that she produces are so volatile and make the marriage look like need of the hour. If the leads do not get married then and there, right from their upbringing (reveena in parichay) to their masculinity (jai walia in kasam se) is questioned publicly. As characters, they are portrayed to be so mahan and self less that they dont think about 20 odd years they need to spend in a forced marriage (sometimes when enemies are married off (Itihaas), they literally sleep with an enemy 😉), they just think about someone dying or saving someone else's grace etc.
so yeah we dont do that. I have seen marriages breaking just before reaching the altar but noone forces the bride or the groom to marry someone right then and there and well noone agrees to marry someone like that at that very instance as well!
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Posted: 13 years ago
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Hey Kshiti.., very very very beautifully written. 👏...I was waiting for ur analysis more than anything ...seems like u r keeping me hooked to ur posts...😛🤗
I totally agree with your points...and would surely want the CV's to read ur posts. But no matter how much we talk abt logic..CV's do what they wanna do.
Instead of an Indian divorce taking years to wind through the system, divorce by mutual consent doesn't allow for any courtroom testimony and all financial and custody issues are mutually agreed upon in advance. After six months, the couple can file an affidavit with the family court accompanied by a counselor's report and go their own ways.
No matter what they would have been given a six month period to settle things out...but filing divorce and getting it approved in a matter of a day is completely unrealistic..C'mon CV's knock some sense into ur scripts.

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Posted: 13 years ago
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Mind blowing Kshiti...
What an analysis... Full of facts...

U can be the stern mummy for the CV's yaar...
I feel we ourselves can start a mega serial... with such talented members, analysts and critics...

CV's should knw that its not just mummies that are watching TV these days... Their intelligent kids are also present... sometimes mummies just ignore facts but we dont...

Zamana badal gaya hei ... uske saat scripts bhi badalna chaahiye...

yaar kshiti when they can show Anand Barsi in just 3 months (before siddhi's contract getting over)... isse bada blooper aur kya ho sakta hei... ek aam aadmi bhi samajh sakta hei...

I think too many people are spoiling the broth... kichdi banane ke chakkar mein na jaane kya ban raha hei...

It they would concentrate on few things and show that properly rather than mixing so many tracks, it would do justice to the show...

We should also clarify ourselves one thing that we are still stuck to the show not coz we are fools... its just that the characters are being portrayed well by the actors despite the bloopers... Each and everyone infact... I am still stuck to the show coz i Love SINAL...

When they have such talented actors y cant they use them properly...

Kshiti ... i could sense ur frustration all the way in ur analysis... and well written... Felt good reading it...

isse kehte hei the real critic... it was done in a constructive way kshiti... wish we could send this thread to parichay team...
If they can just read this forum am sure they will get many ideas to carry the show forward, thats what forums are meant for...

I must say we the members out here have got the real sense...which of used properly can take the show to number one...

Give the script to us we will review and edit wherever necessary... 😆
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Posted: 13 years ago
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I was thinking that how can a judge force two people to live together...well i dont expect Serials to become documentary or reality shows and dont expect to show exact procedure like what happens in real life judge asking these questions and counselling etc. but atleast show some sense in it...
So those who have never been here, those who feel they are getting to know India by watching Indian Television, please do not judge the Indian society or commoners by what you see on the screens
exactly my thoughts, ...having been raised in India, yes I also confidently say these serials do not represent real India...even housewives do not lead the kind of life they show in dramas...Not talking about Parichay here... which is still a better show than many other despite some major bloopers in it...where Villians doesnt always win...or bahus do planning in the kitchen...i dont know if i allowed to compare serials...but I would like to compare Pre Saas Bahu serials and after Saas Bahu era serials...i dont know how many of u have watched older serials...they were far better than the shows nowadays if not the best... ever since Kyoki Saas bhi era has begun with daily shows, the quality of shows have gone down...and far away from reality...as a tween and young teenager, I have watched serials like Hasratein, the story of a woman...which was more meanigful, sensible serial than all these today's so called women oriented serials...there were so many other such serials...There was Hip Hip Hooray , Hum Paanch (Gosh Best Best Serial ever) all these three were one of the best shows on the Indian TV Industry...I can still watch reruns of these shows...
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Posted: 13 years ago
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Originally posted by: Kshiti_Kunal


Jheel,

Hubby dear is napping on 'Nyquil' so i quickly wiped off froth around my mouth. 😆😆
audience is smarter than the CVs. Its just they are emotionally attached to the characters and the actors hence they are forcibly digesting whats being dished out 😳😳 its simple! tedha hai mar mera hai 😳😳



Kshiti, great post. But I have just one question for you ... how long have you been watching Hindi soaps :):) Seriously, I am returning to Indian TV after a gap of 10 years and of course for the most part I found that the same crap is on TV. Then along came Bade Acche, and despite being an Ekta product I liked the actors and the promos, so I started watching. Needless to say I was expecting so little, that I have been thrilled with what I have seen this far :) The main reason - the show is so real for an Ekta show, a far cry from her shows filled with people living in big mansions, wearing jewelery and fancy clothes all the time, women who stay home and cook and plot and gossip all day long. These are people who I can understand, their joys and sorrows, so I have been willing to overlook logical inconsistencies and continue to watch the show. Like you said, beautiful character detailing, great chemistry between the lead pair and nice scenes is what keeps me hooked.

Then along came Kuch Toh and I was thrilled that more real shows are being shown on TV. Well that show started with a bang and then fizzled into thin air. The beautiful characters have been dying a slow death over the past couple of months and I have now reached a point where I can't watch anymore.

That place has been taken by Parichay a show which I couldn't digest for one reason which I told my mom when I saw her watching - people don't get married in real life like that! Then I saw the consummation episodes drawn in by the promos and I fell in love with the lead characters. These two have such great chemistry - what a great scene before the actual love making - no major senti, just angry banter on both sides. And then in a totally believable way, passion takes over and that's that. I still haven't seen all the previous episodes, I've cheated and only watched all the Kunal Siddhi scenes. So I am still in love with the show because of their interactions and their interactions with other characters. The other characters in the show - like Seema and Raj and Vikram are equally adorable and you never feel like they are fillers, like in other shows. It is because of these characters that the show survives for me.

As long as the characters are portrayed honestly, I am willing to overlook some crappy logic from the CVs. I am pained by Thakral, Witcha and Rohit and logical inconsistencies (of time and technical details like law), but let's think of this as a fable - where to show the lead characters rise, we must place artificial roadblocks in their paths which they can overcome and we can all cheer them in the process. Of course it cannot become totally stupid and I hope that does not happen in Parichay because there is only so much crap we can take. What I watch TV for is to get a glimpse of some real people different from me and to see how they react in various situations. And I find such people on Parichay and BALH (ironically both Ekta shows!)

I know weddings get broken at the altar and people don't force brides and grooms to get married to someone else. We are not that society. But you know I recently did hear the story of friend's friend - an educated young woman - who went through 5 years in an abusive marriage so that her parents were not burdened. Her elder sister had married a Muslim and younger one not yet married. Once the younger one was married she slowly came out and told her parents the truth. So we are still that society, whether we like it or not.

You are right Kshiti, we are an emotional lot. The characters may not always have logic, but we are attached to them and so we watch the show, if only for the 5 minutes out of 20 when we get to see some reality.
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Posted: 13 years ago
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@ Fairy god mother..have you read this post-- if not then I can say you have rightly taken the place of the stern mommy..😃.
If only the kids would listen to the mommy

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