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Dear creatives of Rangrasiya,
As an ardent fan of Rangrasiya, let me first assure you that you have created a premise for the tale and the lead characters beautifully. We are all hooked and booked , our loyalty to the soap is rest assured irrespective of what happens to the plot.
Rudra and Paro - their lives, love, troubles, aspirations are very dear to us. So when we see the episodes, we dont brush it off as fiction. We chew on the tales spun and I want to share what we feel about the taste it leaves it our mouths, or minds rather.
When do I feel I've had a good meal -- when I've had the right quantities of teekha, khatta, meetha, etc in it. But immediately after having one good meal, I start to drool over the next one - again expecting great taste and full variety. Kya karen, human nature !
Similar is the case with our apetite for love stories in daily soaps. Rangrasiya has catered to all these tastes at different stages - hot n spicy major saab, gentle and lovely paro, bitter kaaki, the list is long...
The only issue we face is - these flavours come in heavy doses in continuous episodes. Sometimes its loads of action followed by prolonged hatred, then week long endearing romance (though I am not complaining here !), and now bitter vaad-vivaad of kakisa.
If these varied flavours were served in short bursts one alongside another, the audience can savour it better and we'll love it !!
I think this could be the solution to the elusive TRP hunt too ... But no matter what, we absolutely love the show !! Thanks for your attention.
As an ardent fan of Rangrasiya, let me first assure you that you have created a premise for the tale and the lead characters beautifully. We are all hooked and booked , our loyalty to the soap is rest assured irrespective of what happens to the plot.
Rudra and Paro - their lives, love, troubles, aspirations are very dear to us. So when we see the episodes, we dont brush it off as fiction. We chew on the tales spun and I want to share what we feel about the taste it leaves it our mouths, or minds rather.
When do I feel I've had a good meal -- when I've had the right quantities of teekha, khatta, meetha, etc in it. But immediately after having one good meal, I start to drool over the next one - again expecting great taste and full variety. Kya karen, human nature !
Similar is the case with our apetite for love stories in daily soaps. Rangrasiya has catered to all these tastes at different stages - hot n spicy major saab, gentle and lovely paro, bitter kaaki, the list is long...
The only issue we face is - these flavours come in heavy doses in continuous episodes. Sometimes its loads of action followed by prolonged hatred, then week long endearing romance (though I am not complaining here !), and now bitter vaad-vivaad of kakisa.
If these varied flavours were served in short bursts one alongside another, the audience can savour it better and we'll love it !!
I think this could be the solution to the elusive TRP hunt too ... But no matter what, we absolutely love the show !! Thanks for your attention.
Cricket
Health and Fitness
