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...I like it when they balance it with emotion. Paro appeared more lovey-dovey and lovelorn in Rudra's love than worried that what will happen to him at the hospital. Its nice to see a heroine being in control of her emotions at such a critical hour , but the panic has to show as well. He is the man who is the love of your life and you are willing to give him up so that he can live. Either you are too confident that he will survive or else you are not in 'touch' with the reality.
The balance of emotions and sanity was missing today. Its really cool that she and Maithli put their brains to use instantly but it muffled the emotion quotient.
Very sketchy screenplay and not at all researched. Good in thought but logic and execution were a problem.
And... errrm...umm... how about brushing up your knowledge of toxins and how they react once inside the body?...
I understand that logic can be sacrificed for drama and its ok. But even that warping has to be believable and convincing.
Now, go and write some emotion because that is your playground . Let CID/Crime Patrol take care of toxins and their logic. Its their job and they know how to do it. đđđ
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