Pranbir AT #8 - Pehla Pehla Pyaar Hai Mera DT NT Pg 140 - Page 27

Originally posted by: lostandsherlock

I didn't watch the show at that time. So, I don't remember watching it. I started watching it when prachi and her friends were going on the college trip where ranbir was planning to propose to rhea but ended up proposing to prachi instead. I still wasn't properly familiar with their characters during that time and only knew abhi, pragya, aliya and purab. I still can't believe that Rhea would stoop that low. I never took her for a killer because she was firmly against sanju kidnapping prachi and forcefully marrying her 😕😕😕

The only reason she was against prachi kidnapping was because she said that would mean sanju would take prachi away without her being able to properly ruin prachi's life and torture her (these were her own words). Her reasons were sadistic, not out of humanity.

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Originally posted by: sammy17

Sanju waha kaise pahuncha? Prachi ka peecha karte? 😆

Duhhh. Rhea Ranbir ke peeche aur Sanju Prachi ke. Peecha karte karte kab ek dusre ka saath mil gaya pata hi ni chala.

Originally posted by: lostandsherlock

Guys, don't kill me for saying that I am starting to lose interest in pranbir😕😑😑😑 because of the repetitive cycle of the same vamp trying to create problems for them. Why can't the writers try something new that might add spice to their burgeoning relationship and captivate the audience more?? I feel like these two are constantly running around in circles and the tripping and ranbir saving her from stumbling on the ground are getting old. Maybe it is just me or my new found obsession with Turkish dramas where things happen a lot faster 😆😆😆😆

That's how it is with most ITV shows. A lot of repetition, and conflicts created by the villains. Without them, there is no plot or tension. What the shows suck at is creating a good balance. There needs to be some light hearted fun to balance out all the heavy drama but writers don't really care much for that. 🤷‍♀️

Originally posted by: asmaanixx

That's how it is with most ITV shows. A lot of repetition, and conflicts created by the villains. Without them, there is no plot or tension. What the shows suck at is creating a good balance. There needs to be some light hearted fun to balance out all the heavy drama but writers don't really care much for that. 🤷‍♀️

In kkb itself, how many kidnapping tracks or bank robbery tracks or terrorist attack tracks or the character killing tracks :3 but idk there's just something about pranbir that makes it captivating even though some tracks are repetitive. I don't know if it's the actors or their chemistry or the story in itself

Originally posted by: anandhisuresh

In kkb itself, how many kidnapping tracks or bank robbery tracks or terrorist attack tracks or the character killing tracks :3 but idk there's just something about pranbir that makes it captivating even though some tracks are repetitive. I don't know if it's the actors or their chemistry or the story in itself

Originally posted by: asmaanixx

That's how it is with most ITV shows. A lot of repetition, and conflicts created by the villains. Without them, there is no plot or tension. What the shows suck at is creating a good balance. There needs to be some light hearted fun to balance out all the heavy drama but writers don't really care much for that. 🤷‍♀️

Yeah it's like writers can only concentrate on one thing at a time, drama, romance or comedy.

Originally posted by: anandhisuresh

In kkb itself, how many kidnapping tracks or bank robbery tracks or terrorist attack tracks or the character killing tracks :3 but idk there's just something about pranbir that makes it captivating even though some tracks are repetitive. I don't know if it's the actors or their chemistry or the story in itself

Pranbir chemistry and their love story but most especially ranbir's characterisation that is keeping me hooked.

Originally posted by: anandhisuresh

In kkb itself, how many kidnapping tracks or bank robbery tracks or terrorist attack tracks or the character killing tracks :3 but idk there's just something about pranbir that makes it captivating even though some tracks are repetitive. I don't know if it's the actors or their chemistry or the story in itself

Exactly. I had mentioned this a couple days ago, but this is the third track centered around some form of rape, molestation or sex scandal, and they have all happened within a very short period of time. The last track I had seen was the Diwali one where Prachi was being accused, and then when I came back, it's Ranbir's turn. They legit keep recycling all their materials.

The only thing that is keeping me hooked is Krishna's portrayal as Ranbir. I don't care much for Prachi to be honest, as she is very judgmental and I just could not stand her preaching ways when she was initially shown. It was far too much for me to handle. Even now while that behavior has been dialed down, I want to see Krishna/Ranbir's scenes as I find him to be a lot more dynamic than all the other actors. Given the chance, I'm sure they all would as well, but their characters simply aren't written that way so I won't fault them for it. However with Krishna, he literally uses all the space that he's given, and he uses his entire body language to act. Of course, since he's still new he has a lot of areas to work on, but he's doing a fantastic job so far.

In short, I'm in it for Krishna. The day he backs out or his character ends, that's the day I'm out too.

P.S., Zeeshan was fantastic as Aryan in the past few episodes. Whether it was him goofily staring at Ranbir as he danced, and then joining him, or being pissed at Ranbir for caring more about Prachi and her opinion of him rather than the whole family - he was great! I'm glad Ranbir has a brother like Aryan. <3

Originally posted by: asmaanixx

Exactly. I had mentioned this a couple days ago, but this is the third track centered around some form of rape, molestation or sex scandal, and they have all happened within a very short period of time. The last track I had seen was the Diwali one where Prachi was being accused, and then when I came back, it's Ranbir's turn. They legit keep recycling all their materials.

The only thing that is keeping me hooked is Krishna's portrayal as Ranbir. I don't care much for Prachi to be honest, as she is very judgmental and I just could not stand her preaching ways when she was initially shown. It was far too much for me to handle. Even now while that behavior has been dialed down, I want to see Krishna/Ranbir's scenes as I find him to be a lot more dynamic than all the other actors. Given the chance, I'm sure they all would as well, but their characters simply aren't written that way so I won't fault them for it. However with Krishna, he literally uses all the space that he's given, and he uses his entire body language to act. Of course, since he's still new he has a lot of areas to work on, but he's doing a fantastic job so far.

In short, I'm in it for Krishna. The day he backs out or his character ends, that's the day I'm out too.

P.S., Zeeshan was fantastic as Aryan in the past few episodes. Whether it was him goofily staring at Ranbir as he danced, and then joining him, or being pissed at Ranbir for caring more about Prachi and her opinion of him rather than the whole family - he was great! I'm glad Ranbir has a brother like Aryan. <3