Show will get more viewers if ArMan stay at K's

ArMan stayed at Savita's for a while and we enjoyed the ups and downs there, now they should stay at the Karanjkar's for a while, and we will get to see a whole new set of dynamics at play with different personalities in the mix.

Keeps the show fresh, keeps the story real.

At Savita's, our Archu was made to sleep in the freakin' kitchen with the rats and cockroaches.

Today Manav, of his own volition of course, has to sleep on the roof with the mosquitoes and what not. Both suffered. But it was gentlemanly of Manav to sleep on the roof and let mom and daughter sleep in the same room. Classy of him.

Its like Archu has become Manav and and Manav has become Archu. Roles have been switched.

Now he's getting all the insults, only they're coming from everyone but Sulo/Manohar.

At Savita's, it was Archu who was constantly under emotional attack from Savita and Shravni.

Now, Manav is under attack from Manju, Vinod, the twisted sisters and Dharmesh.

The show will garner more viewers if the couple stayed with Sulo/Manohar for a while longer because a lot is brewing.

And you don't even have to go looking for tamasha-queen Savita to bring in the circus and bearded lady, Savita Ayi just walks right into their home, like uske baap ka raaj ho.

Really, these folks need to shut their front door and only open it if its someone they know is not crazy. She walks in, blows a gasket, everyone's BP shoots thru the roof and settles only after a few weeks. Then she's back again to sprinkle her magic dust.

She totally screws up the Qi in their home every time she shows up. And the solution is so simple.

The next time Savita comes sauntering into their neighborhood, they can just shut/lock their door, or have a really large, angry doberman sit at the front door guarding it, with a piece of sari sticking out of its salivating mouth.

Really Savita Ayi, is it worth losing a calf muscle? Do you really have to walk in and call Archu and Manav names? Would an angry dobie grrrrring at your chappals change your mind?

And if she starts her tamasha machine outside their front door because they won't let her in: Sunno, sunno, sunno, is ghar mein ek choorail reh ti hai, mere bete ko Subway ka sandwich banna ke kha gayi jadugarnee, etc, the doberman can chase her right out to where the autos stop. The louder she shouts her insults, the faster the doberman will run and nip at her ankles...

Seriously tho, keep ArMan at the K's for a bit, it will be worth it from a script-writing POV. And hugely entertaining for the viewers.

Good point, the dynamics will be different for PR and as for ArMan, its like a role reversal. But even though, if one gets affected, the other one is in pain instantly. So their both suffering at both places, but i think things are reaching at a high point, so it'll be nice to see ArMan stand up for themselves, and especially with this whole Vinod-Manju, Varsha, Vaish, Dharmesh business...i want them to stay at the karajakars and get over the case, so Manav can be proved innocent, and with their heads held high, I want ArMan to start a new life :D Everything will all be sort out andwe will actually get Happy ArMan :)

😆 The Doberman part was funny. So was the Subway ka sandwitch part 😆

If Archu-Manav stay their longer, it wouldn't go with the characterization. Manav is not the sort of person to live on someone else's income.

I would prefer to see a track, wherein Manju instigates Vinod, or Vinod gets helpess, loses his job, whatever, and Manju throws Sulo Mano out. And Manav takes them both to his little one BHK rented apartment that he has managed now that his garage is back. It would be lovely to see Sulo Mano in a loving place, and Manav Archu taking care of them. Later, I would like to see Sulo Mano fighting for the house in court, saying that their son and DIL have thrown them out when it belongs to them legally. It would be a good social message, I think, to not take any s*** from your children just cos they run the house. Off late Vinod, Vaishali and Varsha have been behaving too high-handed.