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Posted: 12 years ago
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Loved all the ideas. Cvs are yet to catch up with mature audience. They are catering to
Regressive older generation making a DS very important and , masala seeking crowd by
Making villains of ordinary people.they made a heroin of a real regressive dictatorial character DS
And make many good things come out her in an unnatural fashion. Ignoring the natural
Growth , feelings and development of youngsters like Jagia, Anandi, Gauri and Ganga.
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Yes, Gauri's characterisation was way too negative and unrealistic of an intelligent successful woman.
An intelligent good person will clearly see thevdifference bet what one authoritative member of
The singh family tried to do secretly. She would havecrealized how fair the other singhs were in
Protecting Anandi by annuling her marriage with J. Sothis wanting totake revenge on Singhs is
Too juvenile for a smart girl like Gauri.
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Posted: 12 years ago
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i liked the alternate storylines posted.Somewhere we all had imagined quite a same. but cvs wanted to stretch a story,create intense drama,anandi to cry and people to sympathise with her ,so damaged all the other characters in the show.They dint show bal vivah as culprit .They degreded the characters ,msg got lost.Like someone suggested i would have loved to see gauri and jagya helping ganga.And a saviour need not be a lover always.
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Originally posted by: SPuja


@bold - I agree, he always had some grey included in his character - selfish, impulsive, pampered ladesar, who was making bad choices but never wanted to undergo punishment. But still - the main culprit in the story should have been bal-vivah - making both balika vadhu and balak var as victim of this social evil.

If the creative's intention was to stretch the story by making J as negative considering his grey shades right from childhood - adultery after second marriage would have made more sense. Here they made adult choice as wrong - something that is hard to accept.

If Gauri was to remain Gudia - it is difficult to accept that she chose to remain in bigamy with Jagya knowing well about the past. An educated, confident girl would not have want to remain a second wife and this relationship will always remind her of her childhood trauma. Even if her intention was revenge - why would she destroying her own life in the process. This is one thing I would never understand - in serials - the vamp is like some joker - trying to harm others but their actions are such that it will harm themselves more. Never understood why Gauri remained in relationship with J or why Sanchi wanted to marry J.

If Gauri was actually a vamp - she should have recorded all those Jagya's love declarations and to send them to Bhairo/Sumitra/Anandi , without committing the adulterous relationship with J. She could have made J leave his wife and family and even then not married him citing her being wronged in childhood by J and his family. But in the serial - she was destroying her own life more than Anandi's or J's.


The only reason for Gauri agreeing to marry J, IMO, was more because, she wanted to get back to Anandi...she wanted to win back what was taken away from her, maybe because she believed that it was because of A that she went threw that childhood trauma...some grudge she nursed against her...

Singhs, atleast initially she thot, she could get in their good books...so her wanting revenge from Singhs again started again only after Singhs chose to support A over Gauri yet again and rejected her yet again...

and with J, she was obsessed with him, so she wouldnt have left him voluntarily ever I think...plus her grouse wasnt against him...so she wouldnt harm him maybe, by leaving him...considering he almost died to get her in his life

she wasnt a fullfledged vamp in my opinion - she never let go off the gudiya on the wedding mandap...never thot, that if she dint get married to J in childhood, it was a blessing and not a curse...she was prone to negative thots, considering her suicidal attempt in her childhood...maybe every situation after she got married to J, was about that gudiya on the wedding mandap, trying to reverse every decision in her favour...
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Originally posted by: Jan50

Loved all the ideas. Cvs are yet to catch up with mature audience. They are catering to

Regressive older generation making a DS very important and , masala seeking crowd by
Making villains of ordinary people.they made a heroin of a real regressive dictatorial character DS
And make many good things come out her in an unnatural fashion. Ignoring the natural
Growth , feelings and development of youngsters like Jagia, Anandi, Gauri and Ganga.

Thanks for sharing ur views😊

Rural India though has many DS's, and why just rural, I think the instances of a matriach/ patriach who like to impose their decisions on others is prevalent in urban India as well...as yet..

For me personally, the transformation of DS has been spread over the period of 5 years, hence it is still believable...as against the transformation in Sa...maybe the ultimate message of BV CVs will go out by the manner in shift of thoughts in one of the most grey characters of BV ever

though yes, somethings like Anandi's education restarted and Ganga's development should have happened without DS's interference...they both deserved to go out and formulate the life in the way they wanted...

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Posted: 12 years ago
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I think creatives made a major blunder in portrayal of Gauri. I cannot agree with this grudge against Anandi (I know this is what creative's intention was). Gudiya was around 11-12 years old. She did not want to marry at that time and was happy after her marriage was annulled. She wanted to study. Her parents abandoned her on that stormy night when Anandi saved her. Gudiya must have remembered all these even though her mother was constantly filling her against Singhs/Anandi. Moreover, she was the second wife even during childhood - no woman - especially the confident,educated Gauri was expected to remain a second wife all her life. How is it possible that she remembered that her marriage with Jagya was declared void and her parents suffered ridicule in society and forget that she herself did not want to marry- actually happy after marriage was declared void and it was her parents who abandoned her and Anandi/Singhs helped her? I do not remember her suicidal attempt in childhood, perhaps missed the episode.
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Originally posted by: SPuja


Nah, I think I got confused...my mistake..no suicide attempt...just the abandonment issue...

do agree with all ur points😊

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Posted: 12 years ago
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Originally posted by: SPuja

I think the story went wrong when they made Jagya a cheater and two timing two ladies. My idea - J goes to Mumbai, is affected by the cultural shock. Meets a beautiful, confident Gauri. Likes her and compares her (in his mind) with the low educated wife. He thinks why did the elders got him married in his childhood - he envies other boys of his college - who are free to choose their life partners. Spends first few years of medical college torn between his village upbringing and city life. Ultimately confesses his feelings with Gauri and simultaneously informs his family (including Anandi) about his inability to continue the relationship which was forced on him - here they could show family repenting the child marriage and feeling guilty of destroying the life of a girl just to follow the tradition of child marriage (and forcing her to discontinue her education) and at the same time accepting the right of their son to choose his own life partner. Jagya feels guilty of leaving Anandi, but still thinks that he cannot live happily with Anandi - his heart is with Gauri. Anandi is shattered but still understand the feelings of Jagya and they remained good friends. Anandi restart her education and became a teacher and social reformer.

Ideally it should have been this way.But with this the effects of the child marriage would not have come out strongly I feel.
It is not just his attraction for Gauri but it is also his immaturity with which he has handled the situation that has ruined the things for them both.
Jagya's immaturity was because of two reasons. One was a very young age and the other reason was the way he was babied at home by his grandmother who pampered him and the overt strictness from father to compensate the pampering.He was never allowed to grow up.This immaturity made It impossible for him to handle the issue with maturity..This was needed to drive home the message in a more powerful way.
Things became bad for both Jagya and Anandi because they were too young to handle the pressures of marriage.
Anandi did sense something was wrong with their marriage but was too young and inexperienced to handle it and that was also one of the reasons for the devastation that has happened.
If things went smoothly the message that getting children married at an age when they are too young to understand the complexities of marriage would not have come across.
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Originally posted by: aparnauma

Ideally it should have been this way.But with this the effects of the child marriage would not have come out strongly I feel.
It is not just his attraction for Gauri but it is also his immaturity with which he has handled the situation that has ruined the things for them both.
Jagya's immaturity was because of two reasons. One was a very young age and the other reason was the way he was babied at home by his grandmother who pampered him and the overt strictness from father to compensate the pampering.He was never allowed to grow up.This immaturity made It impossible for him to handle the issue with maturity..This was needed to drive home the message in a more powerful way.
Things became bad for both Jagya and Anandi because they were too young to handle the pressures of marriage.
Anandi did sense something was wrong with their marriage but was too young and inexperienced to handle it and that was also one of the reasons for the devastation that has happened.
If things went smoothly the message that getting children married at an age when they are too young to understand the complexities of marriage would not have come across.


I would like to read some other alternate story also. @bold was only partially correct, Bhairo was not always strict - he dealt with Jagya's wrongdoing strictly. Only thing missing was to sit with him and guide him. DS was more responsible for the grey things (it was not entirely immaturity as per my view) because Jagya knew that he can get away with a lot of things with the help of DS.

The creative's story made it like the bal-vivah was correct and adult choice was wrong (because they made both Jagya and Gauri negative at that time). At the most, the effect of bal-vivah will be straying of the husband if opportunity arises, but still the second wife is more guilty than bal-vivah for the mess it has created. Another thing was the rural-urban girls. The adult choice of J for a woman living in urban area was wrong, but years later - his adult choice to marry a rural woman turned out to be right.
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Originally posted by: Hiral_Halwa

Heya😊

so the other day, I was just wondering on Ansh story and Jagan story and wondering 'what if...scenarios'
Like for Ansh, there was this very filmy idea I had for Ansh😆...after S walked out of marriage, I wished that S would be preparing to fly back to London and Ansh would have a reunion scene at the airport or something, where A would realize love for him and blast him and get him back😆 I know, its very ekta maataaish😆 no tamatars please😳
with Jagan..I wish J wouldnt have come back to Singhs and got to spend more time knowing Ganga while he was rediscovering to live his life...when he had left BH after Ansh marriage...like both of them all alone and some great intense emotional outbursts and conversations, like the ones they had on Gauri...or the one where J ended up shouting at G, when she insisted on him having milk...something on those lines...consolidating all the pain points of past and being the gaurdian of each other's secret and all - like what they couldnt share with anyone, they could share with each other
Any particular plot, way forward, alternative you'll had in mind for these two jodis or any other jodi of BV, please do share😊
Its not a thread to bash any jodi - the attempt is to enable all of us to share our expectations and thoughts/ imaginations we had for them😊 , so please do not take this post in a wrong manner...thank you😊


I wished the same when she entered the show⭐️ but it didn't happened😒

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