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Zanutix

@Zanutix

Voyager

+ 6

Posted: 11 years ago

#11

I don't mean to be insensitive, but well, the viewers should've seen it coming.

Why follow the show when you know how it will end up?

I learned from QH 1. Watched it till the very last episode, like a true fan.

Did not even bother watching QH 2, nor any other Gul Khan show. (Read Humsafars. I heard it's about to go off air, is it?)

Every time I shuffle channels and a QH shot whizzes by, I'm forced to recall the bittersweet memories I happen to share with it.

Anyway, this phase was inevitable. Bound to come.

A much more intelligent step would be to quit watching season 3, if they are really going for it in the future.

Really, though. The viewers have a very strong heart, you know?

Mine broke way too many times in season 1. Could not relive that again, hence quit.

And now I'm a happy person! Not crying about my ship sinking!

Again, I'm sorry if my response hurt anyone. Not intended!

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Laila Banu

@Laila2009

Rocker

+ 3

Posted: 11 years ago

#12

Originally posted by: MrDarcyfan
Your right. In this story characters get introduced and plots get introduced but no closer for anything. Sometimes people disappear without a trace as well!

This show has totally lost it's charm now, with Sanam 2 at the helm and the death of Rehan. Tanveer is even worse than before, and I think Sanam 2 will kill her and convince Aahil that Sanam and Seher killed Rehan and Tanveer! Like I said in my post, I think they will use the gun to frame Seher!

I just dont see ANY justice in this story for the killers. Only the innocent suffer. Tanveer suffered for 5 minutes after killing her OWN son, and now she has turned the blame on people who were not even there! (Seher). She is disgusting and she will never change. I dont see why Rehan had to die if SHE is not even going to suffer for it!

This story is a joke now! Just send Sanam 2 and Aahil off together, and end the story!

I will say that one of their lead writers parted ways with 4Lions and is no longer working on the show...might explain the nonsense we see now. Although Sanam2 was her last contribution.

Edited by Laila2009 - 11 years ago

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Laila Banu

@Laila2009

Rocker

+ 3

Posted: 11 years ago

#13

Originally posted by: Zanutix
I don't mean to be insensitive, but well, the viewers should've seen it coming.
Why follow the show when you know how it will end up?

I learned from QH 1. Watched it till the very last episode, like a true fan.

Did not even bother watching QH 2, nor any other Gul Khan show. (Read Humsafars. I heard it's about to go off air, is it?)

Every time I shuffle channels and a QH shot whizzes by, I'm forced to recall the bittersweet memories I happen to share with it.

Anyway, this phase was inevitable. Bound to come.

A much more intelligent step would be to quit watching season 3, if they are really going for it in the future.

Really, though. The viewers have a very strong heart, you know?

Mine broke way too many times in season 1. Could not relive that again, hence quit.

And now I'm a happy person! Not crying about my ship sinking!

Again, I'm sorry if my response hurt anyone. Not intended!

Different people have different ways of approaching a show. Each person in their own time will decide WHEN they are ready to quit watching a show. You were ready when you were ready and everyone else will decide in their own time. For them, they are still getting something from it - be it a false expectation or hope for something better. In the meantime, it is important not to be insensitive and ignore what was addressed in the initial email - a complaint that stories need to have proper closure for the audience and characters that disappear need to be explained in the storyline. Highlighting an issue is important...fobbing it off with "don't watch the show if you do not like it" actually defends the CVs, writers and production house from not doing anything to resolve the matter. In essence, you are their perfect audience and defender of what they are doing.