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Hey all
COMING TO THE PREDICTABLE PLOT !
I had always said that I was very apprehensive when makers said that Ranvir is grey because I am well aware about the fact that for them grey means pitch black...no layers..no complexities...nothing...grey means black from them.
Our makers fail to understand what complex grey actually means
A psycho obsessive man who dreams of slapping a girl he loves accomaplined by the typical cliche villainous neck bends and evil eagle sound background is the quintessential grey in their dictionary I guess!
A shrewd, calculative, intelligent man is turned into an obsessive lover overnight ! And makers call him grey !
Selling the same old wine in a new flashy and fancy bottle, tricking the viewers by promising to show something pathbreaking and a complex grey character is cheating the viewers
COMING TO THE PREDICTABLE PLOT !
Now the story is sort of predictable
Ranvir will not slap her...he will dream about slapping her
Ranvir is not shown as a normal guy who did all this for love...he is shown as an obsessed man who can cross all limits for Aanchal.
He has a to full ofAanchal's pics...he dreamt that he slapped her...instead of a shrewd,calculative man he is shown as an obsessed man.
He is not grey but negative and makers really need to learn what a complex grey character actually means.
Also story is predictable now
Ranvir will try to separate AaBir
He will create misunderstandings between them
Then we will see Aanchal falling in love with him...but it will only be a PRETENCE
Kabir will hate him and will play against Ranvir to get Aanchal back
Aanchal will trap Ranvir in his own game
AaBir will unite and Ranvir will die
Ranvir did fareb to get his junoon Aanchal
Aanchal will do Fareb with Ranvir to get her Ishq Kabir
Kabir will also play against Ranvir to get Aanchal
So, ya story is predictable now...Ranvir is the antagonist of the show.
I will watch the show online so that I can fast forward
This literally seems like Beyhadh 2.0 and Ranvir the male version of Maya.
Sigh ! Had high hopes from the makers but I guess as they say expectations always hurt...should have known better that for our makers grey is main villain and pathbreaking means a cliche
Just one humble advice for the makers - spending money on locations, costumes etc. Is great but it is the plot which matters at the end of the day...here the plot is as predictable as it gets
Have to say Haasil is a classic case of UNCHI DUKAAN PHEEKE PAKWAAN !
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