--Tying up loose ends-- - Page 3

Originally posted by: princessunara

nice post n liked all the responses u got here.. makes me feel good that i am not the only 1 feeling this due to some so called biasedness.. n that it just is fact! 🥱

Originally posted by: westindian

I'm not sure what the CVs are doing. They have a great concept in this show but there is a disconnect somewhere and it's reflected week after week in the TRPs.

Originally posted by: Dazee

I agree. I know they want to show her simplicity, but wish they'd handle it with a little more thoughtfulness and care. I'd hate o see her turned into a caricature - it diminishes her role for me. They showed her as a thinking person earlier... also I'd really like them to stop makng rudra repeat the beautiful woman line now...it has gone on and on...

I like the way he's wih his father - gruff love..

p.s. with this Gauri act...I'd like them to show that he knew/suspected it was her all along...he seems to be too aware of her (...her touch, when she's asleep...can't imagine he'd feel so conscious of a random beautiful woman ;) )

Originally posted by: incandescent

Excellent post. 👏 I wholeheartedly agree with the points you've made.

Abrupt closure of tracks and brushing things under the carpet has never benefited any serial and I see that happening with RR. This is not a good sign. The makers of RR and the creatives have plenty of experience, they should know it. Yet somehow they are repeating the mistakes many shows have made in the past. 😒

I wasn't entirely satisfied with the way they dealt with Thakursa's track. It was all too easy. I understand that they wanted to focus on Parud's love story...and it is certainly important...but Thakur's angle was compromised.

RR has a wonderful concept and the story has a lot scope but the tracks aren't being explored the way they should have been. The show has a steady viewership but what really builds a connection between the viewers, the TRP viewers to be specific is the female lead. There is not enough focus on Paro's story, her feelings, her relationships...which is possibly one of the key reasons why the TRPs aren't getting a boost, despite the fact that it's a good show.

At this point, the balance is missing and they need to do something about it soon.

Originally posted by: stg1

there have been some beautiful rare moments when i've thought 'aha, there she is' and then just as suddenly the moments r lost amidst the excessive avalanche of rudra's pain and despair and tears.

Originally posted by: meens80

I was hoping the balance would restore a little, but the overdoze of Rudra's suffering and anguish and the blatant ignoring of the huge ordeal Paro has been through in the past month of her life, doesn't sit very well with me..

Originally posted by: serialjunkie

Paro's emotions have been treated like revolving door where nothing sticks, but something new appears every day. Her past, her history, her emotions, destruction of her past relationships, the reason for her parents death, nothing hurts her as much as Rudra's accusations - that she takes to heart