Shravan Malhotra: 'Translation interrupted'

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Ammy

@--Amulya--

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Posted: 9 years ago

#11

Such a long post... but its wonderfully wriiten

I loved your analysis but I would like to add that it isn't Shravan that we are unable to connect with rather its Sumo with whom we're all unable to connect. Every single minute feelings of Shravan were placed in the open air right from the start of the show.. so each vewer is able to sympathise or connect more with Shravan...

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A.Hajnal

@A.Hajnal

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Posted: 9 years ago

#12

Originally posted by: --Amulya--
Such a long post... but its wonderfully wriiten

I loved your analysis but I would like to add that it isn't Shravan that we are unable to connect with rather its Sumo with whom we're all unable to connect. Every single minute feelings of Shravan were placed in the open air right from the start of the show.. so each vewer is able to sympathise or connect more with Shravan...

Thank you...You are right. There are only some who don't understand Shravan, but almost everyone doesn't understand Suman. But that's also true that Suman has always been so confusing and unrelatable for me that I have always found it difficult to connect with her. And that's why she never inspired me to write an any analysis on her. I feel sad that at the end, we feel more related to the male lead than the female, but that's because the Cvs and the writers themselves can't figure her out when they write her. She has been ignored by them since the start, even though she is female lead, one of the protagonist. But that's doesn't show as she is always sacrificed for the sake of drama and long tracks...

Also Shravan is sacrificed but he at the end makes you feel him, but Suman is just not written well... She is inconstant, does irrational things when the character represented before would have fought back. Same as in any and every other show, even our female lead is weak, can't talk for herself, a socialworker and an abla nari even though we were promised a strong woman.

I have gotten used to weak and inconstant female leads, that now they just make me angry and confused. That's Why I don't watch the show from her POV, even though I had wished that at least Suman would be different than the rest...Such a disappointment...

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sanfan

@sanfan

Rocker

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Posted: 9 years ago

#13

A lovely post...👏

Yes translation interrupted...what a lovely way to describe the current thought process of the male protagonist.

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chicksoup

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Sparkler

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Posted: 9 years ago

#14

Originally posted by: A.Hajnal

Haha, you would have found out that before if you have just looked at the ' likes ' on your topics! 😆

But yes, I guess now we are healed enough to given into the pull of another show. I am so glad to find you here. BTW, the show was recommended to me by an ex and fellow stalker of your topic. Guess, who? 😉

Coming from you, that's a huge... Thank you! 🤗

@Italic:-Word. So true!

@Bold:-I know, Nanu is the reason why she felt helpless, couldn't do anything but just give in. But the truth, and the biggest problem is that she stopped fighting before that, didn't she? She said this and that to Ramu Kaka, but she didn't fight back as she claimed that she would. I mean, why would you start pushing the person you love away by your actions and words when you claim that you are just waiting for them to confess their love? That doesn't make sense. Her actions didn't make sense...

True that, they both are at fault, and they both should have dealt with this situation better. As we have always seen, communication problems create a mess, don't they? The sec they stopped communicating, the misunderstanding started taking place between them ... But, alas, the kids never learn from their past mistakes, do they?