A writer's point of view on story. (I get the CV's) - Page 4

Aditya definitely does not seem innocent. It's psychological warfare. You identify the enemies weakness and you attack suddenly, and catch them unawares. Aditya has lied about many things, it's just that everyone is so wrapped up in their thoughts that no one has noticed. And I think Adi is just taking advantage of the situations and opportunities presented to him. I do t think he is negative but definitely grey. He knows what he wants and he thinks he knows how to get it.

Originally posted by: beagleboy

Aditya definitely does not seem innocent. It's psychological warfare. You identify the enemies weakness and you attack suddenly, and catch them unawares. Aditya has lied about many things, it's just that everyone is so wrapped up in their thoughts that no one has noticed. And I think Adi is just taking advantage of the situations and opportunities presented to him. I do t think he is negative but definitely grey. He knows what he wants and he thinks he knows how to get it.

Originally posted by: beagleboy

Aditya definitely does not seem innocent. It's psychological warfare. You identify the enemies weakness and you attack suddenly, and catch them unawares. Aditya has lied about many things, it's just that everyone is so wrapped up in their thoughts that no one has noticed. And I think Adi is just taking advantage of the situations and opportunities presented to him. I do t think he is negative but definitely grey. He knows what he wants and he thinks he knows how to get it.

100% agree

Marriage is not on my mind either. I think the way the script has presented itself till now and being a finite series, the leads could tie the knot at the end of the soap. 😃

Imagine a scene where Shravan pulls Sumo aside in his trademark manner (holding her wrist and authoritatively pulling her to one side) to her room or terrace or any corner in the Tiwari household OR Malhotra house and advancing to her manacingly says,"Sumo, tumne Aditya ke liye haan keh di! Tumne yeh soch kaise liya ki tum kisi aur se shaadi kar sakti ho? Mere alawa?" While Sumo stares open-mouthed, Shravan continue,"Main 10 saal pehle wala Shravan nahin hoon, joh bhaag jaunga! Sumo sirf Shravan ka hi hain, you are my ego...main haar nahin sakta". And...and...and...he bends lower... 😉 and in walks Kamini!!!!!

Sumo would turn down Aditya proposal by confessing to Nirmala. And she may presume that Shravan wants to marry her to score a point...while Ramnath wants to win. Sumo may ask for few weeks before fixing the wedding date and that would see how things may settle between the leads. Just my take...



-Rekha

Originally posted by: indranigupta

He seems to have identified the weak spot of both SS...and that is a question I have not been able to figure out ...how. Though i have few stories in my mind

Anyways, yes he is a fishy character and you have used the right word for him psychological. He resembles so much like a character from Agatha Christie's novel, Curtains...all good on the surface, but a a twisted mind underneath. Am sure he is grey, might not be negative

Aditya is just a very perceptive man. He knows how to read situations. The first time he noticed the interaction between s and s was during the time in Tiwari Killa - notice the expression on his face. He read the situation perfectly and with that as a basis he proceeded. Every time they came together he noticed the body language and comments made and connected the dots. Shravan was openly possessive. And I think Adi read their characters very well. When he saw Suman at the sangeet he decided he wanted her for himself. There on, he collected little clues and information, and he got plenty from the people around him, and worked them to his advantage. He came. He saw. And he seemingly conquered. Smooth.

I'd like to say Ronit Kapill plays Aditya very well.

Originally posted by: beagleboy

Aditya is just a very perceptive man. He knows how to read situations. The first time he noticed the interaction between s and s was during the time in Tiwari Killa - notice the expression on his face. He read the situation perfectly and with that as a basis he proceeded. Every time they came together he noticed the body language and comments made and connected the dots. Shravan was openly possessive. And I think Adi read their characters very well. When he saw Suman at the sangeet he decided he wanted her for himself. There on, he collected little clues and information, and he got plenty from the people around him, and worked them to his advantage. He came. He saw. And he seemingly conquered. Smooth.

I'd like to say Ronit Kapill plays Aditya very well.

hope that you are right