Who were his culprits?

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Mini

@iMini

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Posted: 9 years ago

Hi everyone,

It's been 37547 years since I last enjoyed watching CID and hence I resorted to watching classic era episodes online(thank you so much dear up loaders).

I was watching the bridge scene of stolen dynamite wherein Abhijeet said "Kaise pata chalega mujhe kaun the wo log" post two years since his abduction.

See the point? I feel it is very unfortunate and sad if the CID were never able to nab and punish Abhijeet's culprits.

Was this case ever mentioned in the later episodes? Has Abhijeet received justice yet?
If not then I think a good writer could write a story on it 😊 ...because I expect nothing from FW.
And if yes, let me know

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visrom

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Posted: 9 years ago

Nice idea Mini. Let me think.I think the writers here can give this a shot.

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sherdilali

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Posted: 9 years ago

Once I gave this idea to Dada and she said she already wrote on this in her story 'The Darkest hours'
there is one more story on IF a combined project 'Chanuti' by Sonali n Snehal

But I would love to read on it by Vis dii and Shreya

Edited by sherdilali - 9 years ago

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Mini

@iMini

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Posted: 9 years ago

I am excited to read all the stories based on this idea 😛

Some facts for awesome writers about to try writing a story on this:
I know that a person with retrograde amnesia (ie. Abhijeet) remembers the event which caused this memory loss, meant Abhijeet ought to remember those moments of torment. Now one possible reason why he doesn't remember that time could be memory repression, which is chemically induced by the brain to if not physically, then at least reduce the effects of trauma mentally and emotionally ( so basically the person's brain tries its best not to land in mental asylum post trauma, human body is so amazing right? ). This could also explain why Abhijeet doesn't see scenes from that abduction in his nightmares but actually scenes of way after that incident (hospital scenes, confrontation with his mother, pointless blood spilling etc).

Any other theories on this?
Just notice how amazing the classic era writers were for sketching such character backgrounds 😔

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visrom

@visrom

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Posted: 9 years ago

Originally posted by: iMini
I am excited to read all the stories based on this idea 😛

Some facts for awesome writers about to try writing a story on this:
I know that a person with retrograde amnesia (ie. Abhijeet) remembers the event which caused this memory loss, meant Abhijeet ought to remember those moments of torment. Now one possible reason why he doesn't remember that time could be memory repression, which is chemically induced by the brain to if not physically, then at least reduce the effects of trauma mentally and emotionally ( so basically the person's brain tries its best not to land in mental asylum post trauma, human body is so amazing right? ). This could also explain why Abhijeet doesn't see scenes from that abduction in his nightmares but actually scenes of way after that incident (hospital scenes, confrontation with his mother, pointless blood spilling etc).

Any other theories on this?
Just notice how amazing the classic era writers were for sketching such character backgrounds 😔

I had talked about this on the forum long ago.

My dad had a major accident long back and he doesn't remember anything of what had happened for one whole week. He remembers that he left home, he reached one signal and after that everything is blank even now. The next thing he remembers is being in the hospital and the incidents after a whole week. Human brain is amazing as you said...no science can explain everything about it.

Edited by visrom - 9 years ago

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Mini

@iMini

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Posted: 9 years ago

Originally posted by: visrom

I had talked about this on the forum long ago.

My dad had a major accident long back and he doesn't remember anything of what had happened for one whole week. He remembers that he left home, he reached one signal and after that everything is blank even now. The next thing he remembers is being in the hospital and the incidents after a whole week. Human brain is amazing as you said...no science can explain everything about it.

Woah, I am glad to know your father is okay now. This repression should have helped your father getting over the fear of travelling in car, the same way Abhijeet doesn't get triggered or break down every time he is abducted. Abhijeet still suffers from PTSD (post accident trauma in FW's own words - seriously FW?). I think this came not from the abduction but the results of it ie isolation, confusion, joblessness and his mother's death.
All in all I am still bothered by the fact that this case was left unsolved.

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visrom

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Posted: 9 years ago

My dad fell off a bike. And he has never driven a bike after that.

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Mini

@iMini

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Posted: 9 years ago

Originally posted by: visrom
My dad fell off a bike. And he has never driven a bike after that.

Not sure if I can continue discussing your father's case further due to my lack of knowledge and simply the appropriateness of doing so, good thing that he is doing fine now and avoiding to do something not needed ie riding a bike.

Edited by iMini - 9 years ago

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1.KRITTIKA

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Posted: 9 years ago

I think dada has wrote smthng related to this but that stry has main focus on daya sir and some other emotions
not the giving justice to abhijeet part
waiting to see im any good writers pop up

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1.KRITTIKA

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Posted: 9 years ago

#10

I think dada has wrote smthng related to this but that stry has main focus on daya sir and some other emotions
not the giving justice to abhijeet part
waiting to see if any good writer pop up with a brillaint stry on this

Edited by 1.KRITTIKA - 9 years ago

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