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You can watch it on the glitzvision usa ka IG page. They have saved it. I also watched the saved version only.

Originally posted by: peacenfun

ok👍🏼 I missed it have they uploaded on the fan pages?

https://www.instagram.com/p/B_aNcE2jsD9/?igshid=104vhgws3bgyx

thanks pihu

I found it on yt:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6VSvFdruvU

Completely unrelated to the interviews but I just found this on Twitter and I can't believe I didn't notice that segment:

https://twitter.com/AnOptimist9/status/1248647712418844680

And this!!!!

https://twitter.com/being_fangirl/status/1203306833290526720?s=20

What?? They've already had a dance collab?? Ye to maine bhi nahi dekha tha and the gif is just too cute!❤️

Originally posted by: aquaHP

I didn't want to ask grey character because wo to kaafi clear transition tha. I actually meant the layering in the KuKu story, like the "ankhon ankhon mein" thing which started after the marital courtship conversation. Like did they figure it out on their own? Or what? Can someone frame this question in a better way which basically conveys Sam's junior writer thing also.

pihu this is the best, I could come up with:

kuku scenes are usually very small yet impactful, even in such less screen space with limited dialogues or just one liners (for kunal) how do you manage to convey so much, do you both prepare & rehearse to the minutest details with each other, like the body language, expressions, voice modulation, or does it come naturally & spontaneously while giving the shot? sorry we are just amazed & awed, sometimes we have to hit pause button & carefully examine every frame of the scene to catch the subtle nuances you guys bring onscreen.

Originally posted by: aquaHP

Definitely stalking the AT😆

So, I'll send the questions tomorrow??

Till then if anyone has any good questions, drop 'em in, I guess.

haan 1 more:

can you please share the sm account handles of the writers?🤪

Hey everyone! I've been in stalking mode for the past few days because I found a highly binge-able show and fully disappeared down that rabbit hole. 😆 I am excited to see if Ritvik and Kaveri respond to the questions you guys have put together!

Meanwhile, I just posted a new VM! This one is based on a song that you suggested, Peace, so I hope you like it! I used the lyrics for a more specific purpose, and I am not sure how it came out so I would love to hear what you guys think.

https://www.instagram.com/p/B_a3JAhpOA2/

Okay guys, below are just some thughts and questions to the makers, I guess, which I know won't be answered but I needed to let them out somewhere. Some things we've touched upon but from our own perspective. This is me thinking out loud again.

What intrigued me from the live segment was when he was taking about the phase where Kunal hated Mishti and that he discussed this with several people including the director. He was consious that there should be a distinction between him been 'bad' and being able to justify his anger as for the love of his brother. So young actors are concerned with whether their characters are justifiable/redeemable.

That made me think whether the same question was brought up about Kuhu. I mean she dislikes Mishti, the female lead of an Indian TV show! I wonder if Kaveri addressed her concerns about her character especially after the promo and the Nishant track ended; there was an increase in her 'agressiveness' towards Mishti. Before the leap we saw a realistic progession in their relationship. Again, we know the situation and circumstances had changed but her dislike for Mishti is now so obviously affecting her relationship with the other members of the RV family like with Parul, for example and she's also started to take in everything her chachi spews. There was a distinction earlier. Were these changes in her character adressed? What was the directors response, I wonder?

We've understood why Kuhu is the way she is because we've taken the time to dig deeper or we relate on some level but most people only see the surface level drama. So why have we stopped getting these obvious insights into her thinking through dialogues? Was it intentional to make her more dramatic? Is is that her character is much more disposable because she's a parallel female lead?

Sam, the VM is lovely. I've never heard the song though. You clearly have a knack for creating VM's. I love how you manage to include those subtle expressions; you don't cram too many scenes. Something I'm guilty of doing.