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I don't watch the show regularly but after reading a post in here, I decided to follow it because of the hilarity of the post but unfortunately couldn't continue because of the following reasons (please know that everything I say is in good humor)
- Everything that moves or has the capability to breathe pisses Randhir off. I mean seriously. The guy has more mood swings than a woman on her ninth month of pregnancy who miraculously begins pmsing as well. He doesn't smile. Sometimes I wonder if there's something wrong in the muscle coordination of his mouth that restricts him from smiling. I mean I understand he has had a troubled past but is it humanly possible to completely rid your system of any emotion than remotely relates to joy? And his competitiveness! In school I hated students who would compete against their own shadow - I mean bhai jeeyo aur jeene do aur class average ko niche lawo! Main apni maa ko kya jawab dhoongi jab woh highest in section ko dekhe gi!
- Sanyukta and her incredible and uncontrollable need to prove herself to Randhir. You know that saying which goes, people that matter don't judge and people that judge don't matter? Somebody needs to make sanyukta swallow it to understand it. Although I don't completely agree with the saying because sometimes people that love you judge your actions and advice but Randhir's humiliating, unnecessarily loud and often insensible (if you fail to connect to his past) rants don't fit the category. She claims to hate the guy and his guts but spends her life proving her worth to him. What, with a serious question mark, is up with that?
- Part - a saint without the title. The guy has a dark past which he obviously does because nowadays we can't have a character unless they carry some sort of emotional luggage. Can't we have just one pivotal character that has lead a happy and stable life? I mean I know I'm being unreasonably unrealistic here but then what are the odds that there actually stable people with happy familial experiences in the real world? (The previous question carries heavy load of sarcasm if you haven't noticed by now). Now coming to Parth again, why does he practice whatever he practices in front of a candle? Being an engineering student why doesn't he use the tube lights, I mean there are others ways of saving energy without needing to practice slow motion fighting skills in a dark room. Maybe he's goth like that. Maybe his dead/lost/ex girlfriend practiced black magic but that's besides the point. Another point, where does Parth's immeasurable patience come from! Where??? I need some. Is it the occult style martial arts or broken relationships?
- This isn't a serious post so kindly do not feel the need to prove your loyalty to your favorites here. The show is good and if I had followed it from the beginning I might have liked it but then I didn't. I made the post because we'll the forum is, let's face it, at each other's throats so let's take time out to laugh. It's a fictitious show with fictional characters and a story that isn't base on anything real so don't get serious about it.
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