To Rajitha Sharma- Asli veerbalika of ITV

I feel so proud witnessing a woman standing up against all the lobbying and dirty trp politics of Indian television. It's been more than a decade ITV has fallen into the trap of trps. Romance/ marriage tracks are the one to fetch maximum trps. That's why when a romantic/marriage track starts in a show, the entire focus shifts to the couple and their chemistry. More and more unrealistic romantic scenes are written to satisfy audience and to boost the trp. Every production house want their leads romance more and more however cliched, unrealistic it may seem. But I am so glad PB has a producer who is not money minded. Eventhough you are under immense pressure to increase the trps you have not allowed Rajitha Sharma-the producer to overshadow Rajitha Sharma-the WRITER. I salute you for this. You are not only teaching other PH how to make a show but also teaching audience how to watch a show. THANK YOU.

Immensely liking the way focus is shifted to Minnie and her dreams. Looking forward to her journey into real world of love,hatred, heratbreak , happines and sorrow with the support of her parents.

So true. I am really grateful, that we have such an amazing iron lady, who went beyond the barriers and chose to break the stereotype in many cases. Whether, it is second marriage, child marriage or for that matter women empowerment. Being a woman, it actually pains to see such situations still persisting in our society. And for many of us it's not easy to accept the fact that, women are still treated like this. Its difficult to accept the existence of domestic violence, extra marital affair. When such elements come to the surface, only then will it create a difference. Moreover, the element of Male ego, too has a lot of reference in this. And on this teacher's day, I would like to thank Rajita Sharma, one of the very few people in my life who have actually made a difference in my thinking, behaviour....❤

And not to forget, she is the ultimate inspirational woman, that other PH(s) have to learn from. She is the only writer, who has managed to retain the spark of characters even after completing terrific 200 episodes. And she is not a writer, who encourages endless number of marriages, unnecessary coma, unnecessary accidents....😊

Yep, it's teacher's day and the show has indeed taught us a lot of values, broken a lot of stereotypes and still continues to shine!

Thankyou Writers!

completely agree

i love how each character is etched. nothing is melodramatic & yes the writer has not made the female lead mahaan.

Very brave of then to be sticking to the story they had planned and not going in for drastic changes for trp