Women kidnapping!!!

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Kiran

@kiranpri

Dazzler

Posted: 11 years ago

Sorry to say guys, the cvs are hell bent into portraying Kumud's helplessness and crying to such an extent that now it leaves me untouched. A serious subject of women kidnapping and forced into prostitution has not been well addressed. What do you say? ( I am just trying to increase the activity here so no chappal please if you do not like the subject.)

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rabia.shaktiaro

@rabia.shaktiaro

Voyager

Posted: 11 years ago

A very good post my dear!

CVs ... uff I don't know whats in their mind!!

They are...!!!!!

But dear Saras has found His KUMUD!

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Sersh

@Gul.S_Ef

Dazzler

Posted: 11 years ago

A very serious issue tht needed a proper way to be addressed but these CV's they make sure tht everything is properly destroyed and ur so right Kiran they stretched it to a point where every1 got fed-up.

Good post, thanku for making an effort for forum activity

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Kiran

@kiranpri

Dazzler

Posted: 11 years ago

Originally posted by: Rabz_GR
A very good post my dear!

CVs ... uff I don't know whats in their mind!!

They are...!!!!!

But dear Saras has found His KUMUD!

I agree that Saras found his Kumud, though having to disguise as a sheikh, now paying for his wife,

Actually Sunanda did her part well, though Kajal and Kusum in that place were contradictions, where at some point you see kusum having the same thought as Kumud but then she seems to fade in the background. Not making any move whatsoever to help out Kumud. On the other hand Kajal seems to be of the same vein as Sunanda.

What I did not appreciate is the veneer they put in those scenes when in reality it must be worst.

The thing is I could not feel the seriousness of the situation.

Edited by kiranpreethee - 11 years ago

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Kiran

@kiranpri

Dazzler

Posted: 11 years ago

Originally posted by: Gul.S_Ef

A very serious issue tht needed a proper way to be addressed but these CV's they make sure tht everything is properly destroyed and ur so right Kiran they stretched it to a point where every1 got fed-up.

Good post, thanku for making an effort for forum activity

Cheers, Yes you said it the right way, dragging the scenes and repeating the same sequence removed all the seriousness from it.

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rabia.shaktiaro

@rabia.shaktiaro

Voyager

Posted: 11 years ago

Originally posted by: kiranpreethee

I agree that Saras found his Kumud, though having to disguise as a sheikh, now paying for his wife,
Actually Sunanda did her part well, though Kajal and Kusum in that place were contradictions, where at some point you see kusum having the same thought as Kumud but then she seems to fade in the background. Not making any move whatsoever to help out Kumud. On the other hand Kajal seems to be of the same vein as Sunanda.
What I did not appreciate is the veneer they put in those scenes when in reality it must be worst.
The thing is I could not feel the seriousness of the situation.

Every word is right of u!!! 😊

You really good in making such threads 😉

Hope u will enjoy the next track 😃

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pasumarthisa

@pasumarthisa

Dazzler

Posted: 11 years ago

They stretched it to the extreme. That took away all the seriousness. It looks farcial now.

But they do have a chance to end it in a decent way. Coming episodes will tell. They should send a strong message at the end.

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Kiran

@kiranpri

Dazzler

Posted: 11 years ago

Originally posted by: pasumarthisa
They stretched it to the extreme. That took away all the seriousness. It looks farcial now.
But they do have a chance to end it in a decent way. Coming episodes will tell. They should send a strong message at the end.

Agree with you and some messages to give are:

No decent woman should first of all venture in such an area all dressed up and believing that nothing wrong will happen to her.
Do not leave your house without informing anyone about your whereabout, since you are in trouble is one thing, but the anxiety/stress/torture of all those you leave behind is something else.
Do not take anything for granted.