CV's illogical logic

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Sonya

@Ianoconic

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Posted: 7 years ago

#21

Originally posted by: -Tulips-
\Exactly. I don't understand why CV's bothered with such silly flashbacks. Zoya being down will hypothermia did not require that stupid flashback because logically anyone could go through it depending upon atmosphere and amount of time spend in extreme and adverse climate.

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Vidu

@V4o9

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Posted: 7 years ago

#22

Good point.

But I think it is because she stayed out like 3-4 hrs in the rain and she is traumatised. The first scene maybe was like 15 minutes because as soon as it started raining they put the bodies in the van and she got in after retrieving her damned ring.

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suhaaana

@suhaaana

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Posted: 7 years ago

#23

I think her exposure to rain for prolonged time period is responsible for her nrfmedi condition

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Sonya

@Ianoconic

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Posted: 7 years ago

#24

Originally posted by: V4o9
Good point.
But I think it is because she stayed out like 3-4 hrs in the rain and she is traumatised. The first scene maybe was like 15 minutes because as soon as it started raining they put the bodies in the van and she got in after retrieving her damned ring.

And she didn't change her cloths. She was doing everything in damp cloths in Masoorie's climate which is equally harmful than rain but she didn't even sneezed once.

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Potterhead

@potterhead14

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Posted: 7 years ago

#25

Both are two different scenarios

In the accident scene she was drenched for merely some minutes here she was stuck for hours

Adi went home changed and still she was there which means she was there for hours and thus the cold exposure caused hypothermia.

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sahira kabir

@eufara_naghm

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Posted: 7 years ago

#26

Are usko mumbai ki barish hazam na hui🤣

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sfarazi

@sfarazi

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Posted: 7 years ago

#27

Well she was on the roof for a couple of hours in the rain so her getting hypothermia is completely normal and reasonable. When they got soaked at the crime scene, she wasn't in the rain for long enough to have her body temperature drop to a dangerous level so yeah I think CVs have applied a lot more logic than most shows airing on Indian tv 😆

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Sonya

@Ianoconic

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Posted: 7 years ago

#28

Originally posted by: ramisaaAli
Both are two different scenarios
In the accident scene she was drenched for merely some minutes here she was stuck for hours
Adi went home changed and still she was there which means she was there for hours and thus the cold exposure caused hypothermia.

I get your point but massoori's weather is colder than Mumbai. She was drenched may be for some time in massoori's rain and she was their entire night in same damp cloths. Damp clothes should have affected her as well but there was no such thing. And as per CV's logic zo can't tolerate being in rain at all. I con't see logic in this at all.

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Sonya

@Ianoconic

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Posted: 7 years ago

#29

Originally posted by: sfarazi
Well she was on the roof for a couple of hours in the rain so her getting hypothermia is completely normal and reasonable. When they got soaked at the crime scene, she wasn't in the rain for long enough to have her body temperature drop to a dangerous level so yeah I think CVs have applied a lot more logic than most shows airing on Indian tv 😆

I doubt CV's has applied any logic here at all. They wanted Adi to develop a soft corner for Zoya that's why they did this hypothermia drama. And my point was not about why zo got hypothermia, my point was why there was absolutely no effect when she was in Massoori's rain, roaming in damp cloths all night. Even normal person can catch cold and fever in such condition but Zo was fit and fine. As per Zo's flashback yash stops her from playing with raindrops as she may catch cold. If playing with raindrops effects her then why not the actual rain and damp clothes?

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