This cast should do more off-screen interviews! - Page 2

Originally posted by: beguiling

I think KT's acting was quite good for her part. Except when she began to cry. But well glad it was a cameo only.

If no segments are for the viewers to not to be able to guess the storyline then we already do so with the spoilers being posted on SNS 😆

Certainly there should be segments when the show completes 50 episodes.

Originally posted by: crusty

I find her acting very repetitive. All those expressions I feel like I've seen before and there is some smugness in her expressions, which takes away the impact. It's always Karishma there not the character, which puts me off. I just din't feel bad for Ruhi ( I felt bad at the situation but not for Ruhi, get it?) but Bela managed to make me feel bad for Ruhi... Rakshanda must've done the sweet mom act a million times but it doesn't feel repetitive. That's the difference. Anyways, that's just me... 😆

They could very well keep the story a secret and still have some fun segments with the cast. Not too difficult but EK is 😡

Yea... All of them, including the dead ones should come back and do joint interview for 50. They've done so well, so far.

Edit add: Did you notice, they gave away Rakshanda is a Naagin too?😆

EK had always make the saas in her series to be the villain somehow. I think she will not make exception in naagin 3. I am hoping that she will do something different this time, but to be honest I don't think we can put our hopes high on that.

On the other note, all previous naagin franchise had always shown that the leading ladies always failed to reveal the fact that they are naagin to the leading male. Then somehow the leading males saw that leading ladies killed somebody and misunderstood starting misunderstanding and love hate relationships, before reconciling later on after a couple of episodes. I hope they are also breaking with these traditions and present us with something that is totally fresh. Given the all new cast and fresh story and all. Not to mention the tag line of expect the unexpected.