Kehno ko humsafar hain

As a show, I quite enjoyed it! Great direction and screenplay and it as well-written. My first time watching Gurdeep Kolhi onscreen. She's lovely and beautiful and has great screen presence. Mona and Ronit were decent. Oh and Suchitra Pillai was fab as always. I liked the kids too. Nice production value. I liked it cause it was showing different characters and perspectives and was very open to interpretation.

It wasn't the most romanticized take in the world, but a lot of the messiness of real life was missing. There was an attempt to make all three characters likeable. Ananya was a woman who herself was cheated and then became the mistress of a man who was betraying his family for her. They tried to make us sympathize with Ananya; somehow her love had nothing to do with money - it was pure - and of course she wanted the status of a wife in his life. We never really understood why Rohit left his wife as he was depicted as a very balanced man, Poonam as the perfect wife, and his relationship with Poonam was ideal, so it was ironic how they kept mentioning there was a void in their relationship. Rohit's consideration for his family even after the divorce e.g. complete monetary support is something which is very rare in real life and doesn't happen when a man leaves his dependant family for another woman. Poonam would have had to start over for herself from square one - life wouldn't have just gotten easier as they showed here with her drinking rum and coke - nice on screen, not true to life.