Scriptwriter wants to show only dev's slavery - Page 2

Originally posted by: AnnaPaquinFan

It's basically less of a different love story and more of a story as to how a girl can be reduced to a maid in a rich family, where she slowly falls for her extremely rude boss because...

Here it comes - The Ultimate - Because of the various absolute strangers' version of him n his goodness !!! Whoa ! Great CVs Simply great ! Viewers ko idiot samajh ke rakha hai ! As if this kind of writing makes even a little of sense in real life !

Originally posted by: shruthiravi

@juhi reverse journey is important. It had to be shown if they tell it a good story. Without that reverse journey the story looks ghista phista.

I am willing to wait till I get a picture whether reverse journey is there or not. If there is no reverse journey where Dev faces the consequences of his actions ( I am fine if Sona supports him, but he has to face it) then I will call it quits.

Originally posted by: LilyPotter

I completely agree with you. In my opinion the CVS are portraying dev as a highly contradictory character. And you're right, without any substantial interaction between the leads their relationship will be established on a very shaky foundation.

Dev's behavior with Sona is also highly unprofessional. I would consider a sincere apology one step forward for DevAkshi.

Originally posted by: LilyPotter

I think that the cvs are worried that they may have portrayed Dev to have been too perfect-with his family, friends, employees and over all in general. A typical Rags to Riches kind of story.

They may be trying to portray his character just as human, fallible and flawed like the rest of us- by his inexcusable, unbelievably rude and highly unprofessional behavior towards Sonakshi. But I believe that these efforts have been in vain, as it just seems to appear that Dev is suffering from a Multiple Personality Disorder.

They are also weakening Sona's strong character by having her suffer through it all silently like the stereotypical female and conceding to all, no matter how irrational, demands of Dev and his mother