Originally posted by: hippi2go
Good discussion questions Tina.
JJKN will always remain very close to my heart for many reasons. But since I never watched the begining episodes it was definitely something I was looking forward to. Watching those very first episodes where Jassi would constantly getting yelled at or screamed at, I wanted to cry. Those situation were just painful to watch. The show completely lived up to my expectations. After watching the beginning episodes, I became even bigger fan of Mona as I thought she did an amazing job portraing a clumsy, nerdy, in love with her boss. And how can you forget all those crying scenes which obviously is Mona's forte. And Apurva is just so brilliant at his errogant yet sexi character😳. I just can't see anybody else in their characters.
But like I mentioned before, somewhere in the middle I didn't like Jassi's character as much. It felt like as if she didn't have that grasp in her own life anymore. She was forgeting who she was. The current episodes of the CEO drama for example, it feels like she really wanted to takeover Gulmohor. Even though she started with this CEO thing by saying she wanted to prove her capability but couldn't she do that with her own position. Why did she have to ask for Armaan's chair? Little things like that bugs me about her character. I guess being a Jassi fan, I just expect too much from her and can't stand her seeing in a weak or bad light.
u stole the words right from my mouth. i too adored the Jassi who was nerdy , innocent, naive but intelligent. The recent episodes however shows her to be selfish and power hungry. On one hand she says she doesnt want to be the CEO and she took up the role only to prove herself and on the other hand, she dreams of becoming the CEO, sitting in the chairman seat, and gets hightly dissapointed when a board meeting is called to discuss her appointment. She goes to the extent of blackmailing Arman telling him to think abt it as if only she could save GM.
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