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Wow! It started out well.
On a positive note, and that's why I'm glad.
The show started off with a morning run, with the sun peeking through the trees and then shining down on London, as she jogged. It made me happy that they didn't take the overused route of introducing the main lead, like Indian TV shows normally do - with too much of focus on their features, showing how they are so pretty and how they dress. đ I'm fed up of it, actually! Uses up most of the show's timing and leaves me really frustrated and bored. :P
Anywho, the opening episode gave an insight to each and every important character we needed to know. I liked the sense of humour Roshni's Nanu and his secretary/friend had. đ
Yup, it's true to just not believe in what is written. You have to look at a situation from every angle, make a note of the data you collect and then analyse it. You have to be alert.
Bah, Roshni was so starstruck in watching Dr. Raghunandan do his job that she snapped a nerve! đ
Ishh... I, myself, felt like burying myself under the sand as soon as it happened!
I believe no job is small or big. It's a matter of perception. But it's true that being a Doctor is tough. Why? 'Cause here a Doctor deals with a living patient, who trusts his/her life in their hands, when they come to them. One small mistake can leave a permanent effect on a body. Like the tingling sensation the man/woman in OT will have for the rest of their life.
So what're you thoughts on this show?
Annieđ
