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Today's episode: Q. Does police really behave like this? the remark they where making toward her...openly? 😕
"Romance ka taim hai...aap be bohad romantic lag rahi ho"...seriously??? 😕😕
Beside that line ...I like the episode. I like that the scenes was not rushed and I really like that the actors they use as officers could act. I also like that they kept it real. Because reality is that a man may not be able to understand what a women goes through and need. Shaurya is trying to be their and support...but what Diya is going through and need only she knows.
I like how Shaurya was angry but controlling it, because in the end police got the power to deny or make things worse.
I love the dialogue and I like the detail when Shaurya look down to read the name of the officer...also love the way he told the officer what to do. 😊
Another scene that was nice was when Shaurya went forward and gave that look...and the officer stop talking in the phone. 👍🏼
I totally love the way Shaurya took Diya's hand and took her with him. Or the scene when he lay his hand on her hand. The high light of the episode was when Urmi came, because what Diya needed at that point was a women between all men. I liked that for a change Urmi was powerful. 👍🏼
I know many feel that Shaurya should have been the one taking charge, but I feel it was real that Urmi who work with women know the rules and know what to do.
For me Diya and Shaurya are kids and I like it that way. No need to make Shaurya a visdom old guy...I would rather have him support her but as a young and impulsive guy. It opens more door for Shaurya as a character.
Again please...please...please can the CV not parallel with the rape story show us Shaurya's struggle? Isaani and Rashmi scenes are fine as fill in or entertainment...but I want more...
Also I would really...REALLY...like the CV to bring in Shaurya's father in the future. I am sure they can figure out a way that he did not die and the picture was not real. I want to watch the struggle of a child who is cough between to parents. I do not really care if the father is bad or good...if he is back to hurt Urmi and win his son or to make amends. What I would like to watch is Shaurya's struggle. Every child would like to be loved by both the parent. If the father show interest it will confuse Shaurya and then there is the loyalty toward his mom. There are so much they can do with this.
When a pure soul is corrupted or damaged...the guilt and burden get so heavy that it become self destructive. Diya's story is interesting, as a women you relate and an important story to tell. Shaurya is a character that just rock...so please CV...give us more...😃
Ishaani
