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Just need to mention this dear writers.
YHM ranked no 3 the week the consummation was shown and now its 7 when the last week didn't have one single romantic moment. Which implies your audience is not regressive, are not monks and are capable enough of wanting to watch a MATURE couple romance. So can you guys stop interrupting every romantic scene with a phone call, with Ishita running an errand and every romantic track (which lasts one day) end with some catastrophe?
This show rose to fame because it showcased tracks like infertility, infidelity, second marriages and custody cases in a progressive light. Why is the show suddenly going back few centuries, may I ask?
I just want to know, why the writers are so picky with romantic moments, emotional bonding scenes, hugs and kisses between the romantic lead pair? Is there a problem in writing them? Because we have more than a dozen writers who will willingly do the honours? Sure as hell, the actors are more than professional not to comply what you ask of them? So what exactly stops you 😕
Aaj toh jawab de hi do creatives. Someone from the team had said, romance reduces trp's but for YHM at least that runs opposite. Romance has always risen the trp's for your show. So why not do your slipped numbers and us fans some honours and make us feel like IshRa are the ROMANTIC leads of the show and not some aged couple who have sated their attraction and love for each other 🤔
P.S - Sorry for not writing posts that praise you. Because honestly the disservice that has been to us done by whitening Ms Shagun Arora to the extent that I want to puke has disappointed me too much too praise a show that isn't at least as bad as the ones flocking on tv. YHM is still special and because of the lead couple and the actors portraying still close to our hearts.
P.P.S - Sorry for drifting from the usual discussions on the episode. But I just needed to get this out of my system.
Udne Ki Aasha
