KZK Season 1 Discussions #3[DT Note : Page 29] - Page 83

Originally posted by: .Shiva.

Kzk 1 cannot ever be beaten or remake. Yes only bajaj character is charming and interesting in my POV. It was and it still is

101% true .

I give success of RB 2.0 to RB 1 mainly .It was RB charm, hangover and never fading magical aura of the character made RB 2.0 also hit and added plus point was new RB was good actor also.

Just read Madavi name above and it just boils my blood 😡I can never forgive makers for two things .How they tried to butcher RB character by getting Madavi track ( Solan was good) and to butcher more they got Tanisha also😡and the pathetic end of the show 😡These were puke worthy for me .

Note : Above stated are my views . Don't pounce on me . Specially Madavi and ending fans😆

Originally posted by: Krithzz

Just read Madavi name above and it just boils my blood 😡I can never forgive makers for two things .How they tried to butcher RB character by getting Madavi track ( Solan was good) and to butcher more they got Tanisha also😡and the pathetic end of the show 😡These were puke worthy for me .

Note : Above stated are my views . Don't pounce on me . Specially Madavi and ending fans😆

You have lot of members here who think in this way though they liked sonal Sehgal but not madhavi the character.

There was no need of that ons with her and in ek shows, kids are born in the first attempt itself.

Be it ons or Ema.

Originally posted by: SehLengeThoda

You have lot of members here who think in this way though they liked sonal Sehgal but not madhavi the character.

There was no need of that ons with her and in ek shows, kids are born in the first attempt itself.

Be it ons or Ema.

🤣True .Poor RR😆 i remember he was playing Mihir also same time and he was made to have child even there from third unnecessary wheel 😡 (RR was new then he use to listen to Madam 😆 but i was happy during his other show he took stand when fans protested few years back ) .

This piece has been saved in my laptop from sometime now and I have finally mustered the courage to share it.

Every shape of sin makes virtue praise

Or.. A love letter to Rishabh Bajaj.

With the end of the inglorious reprise of Rishabh Bajaj, I couldn't help but revisit the original portrayal in an attempt to heal my broken heart and I have realised one thing. While Karan Singh Grover's Bajaj has my heart, Ronit Roy's Bajaj has my soul. I think I handed it to him the moment he walked into that hotel lobby in a purple suit that must have had the Joker running to the nearest police station to file a complaint of theft. Perhaps it has to do with my predilection for pain and angst that I always end up rooting for the guy most unlikely to get the girl. Perhaps it has to do with my need to cry with someone to feel closer to them and Rishabh Bajaj has made me cry, both with him and for him. But even as I write this, a part of me wonders if Bajaj was really the guy who was most unlikely to get the girl.

In hindsight, it is pretty clear that Prerna and Bajaj were more 'made for each other' than Anurag and Prerna could ever be. Bajaj from the first minute on screen, is class personified. He wears his entitlement like a finely tailored suit. His refusal to take no for an answer for what he wants, the casual manipulation he employs to acquire the statue he likes, speaks two things about him: that he is a man who grabbed an opportunity to realise his dreams and didn't let go until he carved an empire out for himself and he doesn't hide from his ambitious and selfish nature. He is completely at ease with himself and that ease increases his acceptability to us manifolds. Not to mention the fact that everything about him is an extension of his power. He could forbid the sun from rising and the world would stop rotating on its axis to accommodate his wish. Only a man that powerful can be with a woman who knows her worth and has built a life for herself without anyone's help.

What appeals to me about season 1 or what amuses me rather, is the juxtaposition of the two men in Prerna's life. Anurag Basu appears to be a man without any vices. He is good natured, honest, kind, respectful, selfless and every other thing ( you name it. Sab hain bande k paas). Bajaj, on the other hand is selfish, manipulative, materialistic, cold and uncaring. And when the expected response to choosing between these two men should have been picking the God-like Anurag, the man with the flaws clearly steals the show (pun intended).

And this brings me to the reason for writing this post. Rishabh Bajaj's vices are more loved than Anurag Basu's virtues.

It might be because of Ronit Roy. His acting prowess is undoubtedly the biggest factor behind Bajaj's success. The way he emoted through his eyes; the gravitas, the intensity he brought on screen, his good looks and that dreamy baritone voice, all contributed to breathing life into Bajaj. It is impossible to look away from him when he is on screen. Or it might just be because we are all guilty of having the same vices as him to some extent or the other. Or it might be because most of his vices can be considered virtues when viewed with context. Or it might just be because India was tired of watching Gary Stus on their TV screens and Bajaj came as a breath of fresh air.

Over the course of the show his character grows instead of remaining stagnant. We start with this selfish, ruthless man who doesn't see anything beyond his own desires and happiness. Someone who has the power to make and unmake the world according to his whims and wishes and doesn't shy away from using it. What's more, he doesn't hesitate from breaking the rules of morality to have his will done. He is cold to the point of appearing callous. He is in control of his emotions and doesn't let his emotions control him. He is manipulative and has a deep understanding how human beings behave in a given situation. And that is what makes him so formidable. He employs the nature of his opponents against themselves. He always stacks the deck in his favour. He doesn't enter a battle he can't win.

One virtue of his however makes all his vices disappear (at least in my eyes). His ability to love Prerna despite the lack of reciprocation on her part. His love for her is so unconditional, so free of judgement that it's difficult not to root for him. Prerna's presence in his life propels his character arc. She tempers his coldness and draws out the innate goodness in him. She teaches him to be selfless to the point that the same man who had demolished her paradise with his Prerna ji and main aapka dost hoon despite loving her, puts her happiness before his own and decides to let her go. (Although by that point she's unwilling to let him go). He, on the other hand makes her a stronger women then she was on her own, gives her his unwavering support and fights for her happiness. Their love for each other helps them in growing as people and therefore, their love story will always be more compelling to watch than watching two perfect characters facing the trials of life together.

If only Mata felt the same though...🙄

Originally posted by: aryapdane

This piece has been saved in my laptop from sometime now and I have finally mustered the courage to share it.

Every shape of sin makes virtue praise

Or.. A love letter to Rishabh Bajaj.

Wow wow wow.. 👏It seemed like a poetic prose. You have a very sensitive writer in you, aryanpdape. Keep exploring it!👍🏼

Your love letter mirrored my thoughts on RB. Mr Bajaj and Prerna are a made for each other kinda couple. The 2 opposite people, (one almost a goddess and another on the verge of being a demon, timely salvaged by the goddess) yet very similar at a deeper level. What made them similar is their sense of commitment and their capacity to love.

Though for me RB's vices do not vanish, they remain. He did sin but then repentance too came. Also his core character of being selfish, though decreased somewhat yet remained at one level, which is really laudable on part of writers. With all his vices and virtues, we love him because there's something which connect us to his plight, perhaps the angst of a tortured soul.

Keep writing! You are gifted👍🏼

@Aparna - Your post has rendered me speechless! I tried quoting specific lines but the whole post is so extraordinarily crafted and loaded with such heartfelt feelings that it's not possible to ignore a single line.

Originally posted by: aryapdane

This piece has been saved in my laptop from sometime now and I have finally mustered the courage to share it.

Every shape of sin makes virtue praise

Or.. A love letter to Rishabh Bajaj.

With the end of the inglorious reprise of Rishabh Bajaj, I couldn't help but revisit the original portrayal in an attempt to heal my broken heart and I have realised one thing. While Karan Singh Grover's Bajaj has my heart, Ronit Roy's Bajaj has my soul. I think I handed it to him the moment he walked into that hotel lobby in a purple suit that must have had the Joker running to the nearest police station to file a complaint of theft. Perhaps it has to do with my predilection for pain and angst that I always end up rooting for the guy most unlikely to get the girl. Perhaps it has to do with my need to cry with someone to feel closer to them and Rishabh Bajaj has made me cry, both with him and for him. But even as I write this, a part of me wonders if Bajaj was really the guy who was most unlikely to get the girl.

In hindsight, it is pretty clear that Prerna and Bajaj were more 'made for each other' than Anurag and Prerna could ever be. Bajaj from the first minute on screen, is class personified. He wears his entitlement like a finely tailored suit. His refusal to take no for an answer for what he wants, the casual manipulation he employs to acquire the statue he likes, speaks two things about him: that he is a man who grabbed an opportunity to realise his dreams and didn't let go until he carved an empire out for himself and he doesn't hide from his ambitious and selfish nature. He is completely at ease with himself and that ease increases his acceptability to us manifolds. Not to mention the fact that everything about him is an extension of his power. He could forbid the sun from rising and the world would stop rotating on its axis to accommodate his wish. Only a man that powerful can be with a woman who knows her worth and has built a life for herself without anyone's help.

What appeals to me about season 1 or what amuses me rather, is the juxtaposition of the two men in Prerna's life. Anurag Basu appears to be a man without any vices. He is good natured, honest, kind, respectful, selfless and every other thing ( you name it. Sab hain bande k paas). Bajaj, on the other hand is selfish, manipulative, materialistic, cold and uncaring. And when the expected response to choosing between these two men should have been picking the God-like Anurag, the man with the flaws clearly steals the show (pun intended).

And this brings me to the reason for writing this post. Rishabh Bajaj's vices are more loved than Anurag Basu's virtues.

It might be because of Ronit Roy. His acting prowess is undoubtedly the biggest factor behind Bajaj's success. The way he emoted through his eyes; the gravitas, the intensity he brought on screen, his good looks and that dreamy baritone voice, all contributed to breathing life into Bajaj. It is impossible to look away from him when he is on screen. Or it might just be because we are all guilty of having the same vices as him to some extent or the other. Or it might be because most of his vices can be considered virtues when viewed with context. Or it might just be because India was tired of watching Gary Stus on their TV screens and Bajaj came as a breath of fresh air.

Over the course of the show his character grows instead of remaining stagnant. We start with this selfish, ruthless man who doesn't see anything beyond his own desires and happiness. Someone who has the power to make and unmake the world according to his whims and wishes and doesn't shy away from using it. What's more, he doesn't hesitate from breaking the rules of morality to have his will done. He is cold to the point of appearing callous. He is in control of his emotions and doesn't let his emotions control him. He is manipulative and has a deep understanding how human beings behave in a given situation. And that is what makes him so formidable. He employs the nature of his opponents against themselves. He always stacks the deck in his favour. He doesn't enter a battle he can't win.

One virtue of his however makes all his vices disappear (at least in my eyes). His ability to love Prerna despite the lack of reciprocation on her part. His love for her is so unconditional, so free of judgement that it's difficult not to root for him. Prerna's presence in his life propels his character arc. She tempers his coldness and draws out the innate goodness in him. She teaches him to be selfless to the point that the same man who had demolished her paradise with his Prerna ji and main aapka dost hoon despite loving her, puts her happiness before his own and decides to let her go. (Although by that point she's unwilling to let him go). He, on the other hand makes her a stronger women then she was on her own, gives her his unwavering support and fights for her happiness. Their love for each other helps them in growing as people and therefore, their love story will always be more compelling to watch than watching two perfect characters facing the trials of life together.

If only Mata felt the same though...🙄

I am saving this for my entire life <3333333333 !!

You said everything that I had ever felt in the journey of being Rish-diwaani. 🤗 After ages, I am using this word 'diwaani' for myself, but your post makes me fall in love with this man again. @ the bold - OMG ! The EXACT reason I am sold to PRB for ever ! They only help each other grow, period. With them I see life, period. With them, I get hope, hope that no matter what or how dark the past has been, if the right partner's with you, you will sail through. 🤗 The fact that despite so many fights, so many differences and despite both being such headstrong personalities, they never left each other's side and always came back to each other - gave me such real life feels. 🤗

PRB makes me the romantic lunatic that I NEVER EVER AM. ☺️😆

Originally posted by: aryapdane

This piece has been saved in my laptop from sometime now and I have finally mustered the courage to share it.

Every shape of sin makes virtue praise

Or.. A love letter to Rishabh Bajaj.

Brilliant! Brilliant! I loved it too the core and guddi penned down all my feelings in her post.. 🤣🤪

It's super lovely..

Originally posted by: Krithzz

Just read Madavi name above and it just boils my blood 😡I can never forgive makers for two things .How they tried to butcher RB character by getting Madavi track ( Solan was good) and to butcher more they got Tanisha also😡and the pathetic end of the show 😡These were puke worthy for me .

Note : Above stated are my views . Don't pounce on me . Specially Madavi and ending fans😆