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Originally posted by: NilzStorywriter

These were such facepalm moments

Originally posted by: xAaliya

Yes, Just search Sun Leyna and all episodes will show up. They're 31 episodes in all.

Have you seen the show. Is it good?

Originally posted by: trouble_006

He was? I don't remember at all.

Yup his story was to just re-iterate Sujal Kashish story when Kashish was separated from Piyush

Originally posted by: NilzStorywriter

Have you seen the show. Is it good?

Originally posted by: xAaliya

It's wroth a watch I like it but maybe you might have a different view when watch it. The ending could've been better with their marriage sequence but that's okay, Atleast they had a happy ending here.

Thanks, will give it a try

66 pages wow this thread is on roll.

Originally posted by: TheMockingBird

Yep geet was on female lead of Gul khan who was strong and fought with her family for herself and her unborn baby.Maan initially use to insult geet but geet was also good in giving back.My favorite part of show was outhouse track where they use to fight like children for bed and room.That was so funny.Only drawback in the show was geet tripping again and again and long mahi moments lol.I was more of Geet fan than maan

I loved all their scenes together prior to marriage. I think I’ve concluded that all love stories tend to suck once the couple gets married because the plot line starts to extend to other wallpaper characters.

I liked both couples equally. I haven’t watched a show where I loved both the characters at the same level - so Geet is a definite exception since majority of the time, the main heroine eventually starts to get on my nerves.

Originally posted by: TeAmo_Messi

Ekta's shows are lovely for the first year, Gul's character are very half baked, like no reasons whatsoever and the male leads are love sick puppies but they act villanous and female leads are annoying to the point that you want to put them on mute. I was really liking Yeh jaadu hai jinn, and even that show replaced kundli bhagya in TRP charts, it was going so well but Gul had to ruin it by making male lead go nuts and female lead become penniless and what not. I think Vikram is a great actor, because i remember he gave such a good performance in Jana na dil se door , Ohh man i loved Atharva, a very rare, and one of the best male leads, he was a feminist and only male lead who never even misunderstood the female lead, that show was a very good one, then i watched him being a full ass psychotic lover in ek deewana that, boy he creeped me out with his psychotic act, and now in Yeh jaadu also he was doing so well but gul is making it into another regular show,

Coming back to sujal, yes exactly, that jail sequence, even when he looks at kashish in hospital and in his mind he says that ' I am alive because you are alive', all these things by the same man who would have a sexual affair with his sis in law ? I am sure Ekta never watched these episodes, otherwise she would be unreal for even thinking about turning sujal into charu's husband.

Atharva was GOALS! The lead actor was phenomenal in his portrayal of Atharv. I lost interest when the female lead’s father had the hero almost bashed to death and had her marry that Balika Vadu guy (🤢)

Mainly the biggest turn off was that forum since fans of the Balika Vadu guy started supporting the pair and left no stone unturned with bashing Atharv. They just didn’t understand that the audience grew to love and ship the main leads, so any unnecessary love triangle was not welcome - especially since Atharv’s character was already pretty much close to perfect.

Originally posted by: FingerFetish

I loved all their scenes together prior to marriage. I think I’ve concluded that all love stories tend to suck once the couple gets married because the plot line starts to extend to other wallpaper characters.

I liked both couples equally. I haven’t watched a show where I loved both the characters at the same level - so Geet is a definite exception since majority of the time, the main heroine eventually starts to get on my nerves.

I saw Prem/Mukti being mentioned here and I felt my old blistering wounds get re-infected again. Just copying and pasting my reply from another post since it is a perfect breakdown of how much Ekta Kapoor has traumatised me in the past.

*Warms up with LONG rant preparation*

Words cannot convey the intensity of my rage when the director sucks the depths of my soul right out of my body and have me form an attachment with a 'couple' - ONLY to have them

• Break up
• Kill the hero or heroine
• Hero gets married to someone else
• Heroine gets married to someone else
• Hero/heroine comes back to life with a new face
• Hero/heroine comes back to life with THE SAME face but is a complete different character
• Hero/heroine dies together and comes back to life in a new janam

I used to watch KZK (First Season) and absolutely loved the couple Prem and Mukti. He was a typical rude, bad-ass hero (just my type) and she was a goody-two shoe nerd. They were more like the side-line story and not the predominant focus, so I would watch 20 minutes of the show everyday to savour a glimpse of them. Typical story: Girl loves boy. Boy sleeps with girl and rejects her love. Girl pines for boy and cries for years. They had a specific couple song that would play for them, which was the 'kabhi naa sukoon aya, kabhi naa karaar aya, jab se .. etc pyar aya' (I place emphasis on the pyar aya bit because it is an important element of the show - especially when I was an adolescent. It was the focus of my existence at that point).

Now since it was a one-sided love, the female version of the song would always be played. We got glimpses of the guy secretly caring for her but not 'realising his feelings' - so us fans would get a measly male version of the 'kabhi naa sukoon aya'. BUT the manipulative directors would purposefully stop the 'pyar aya' male version bit to SYMBOLISE that the hero has not yet realised that after all THE ENDLESS FLYING RED DUPATAS that came his way, he has not yet realised that he has FOOKING PYAR AYA.

After YEARS of waiting for the goddamn guy to realise his feelings - the director does a 5-year leap and AT LAST the lord has decided to shower his blessings upon my little adolescent hormones. The dimwitted hero finally realises his love and goes bat-shit crazy trying to get her back (regretting all the years of rejecting her). Oh my god the satisfaction was so intense. I had tears of joy when I finally heard the male version of the song playing the 'pyar ayaaa' bit.

>> (Fast forward) a few episodes of the heroine rejecting his love (which after a while, I got sick of because bloody hell just become a freaking couple already mate - I'm sick of this shit). Hero and heroine reunite, they hug and cry in each others arms - the sadistic directors inserts a 'fantasy clip' of what they would be like as a couple in the future, her being pregnant and him being an excited dad. Meanwhile I'm jumping up and down the couch SCREECHING' in happiness ONLY for them to break out of their hug, have a truck run her over and bam she dies in his arms IN THE VERY SAME EPISODE.

............

But do you know what burns me the most? The actress didn't quit the show nor was she fired or cut off. No no no - Indian television shows does not believe in that kind of nonsense. Instead, as I was laying on the floor dying a slow laboured death from toxic shock, they bring her back to the show as a different character ....

Enough has been said.

*Breaks red bangles against bed post and sobs hysterically*