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I posted this reply in the other thread but I feel like I was deviating from the main topic of the thread. So i made a new thread. I'm just copying and pasting what I wrote there. But i just want to add onto that, that the show is now an insult to people who actually think and go upto trouble to analyze the relationships portrayed in the show.
DMG was supposed to be a light-hearted show, a show that leaves you happy at the end after watching it. Now, it has turned into some endless drama, where the lead characters only fall deeper into misunderstandings and doubt and distrust. They have no patience for each other or the willingness to understand the other person's perspective. As many of you have already pointed out, the creatives have conveniently forgotten the moments of intimacy and unspoken understanding that Riddhima and Armaan shared and now these two are not far from calling each other names, as little kids do.
I was really glad a few weeks ago that their relationship had progressed into a mature relationship. They had started talking to each other like mature adults do but now they have regressed back into childhood, it seems. Even when they had a major disagreement when Armaan wanted Riddhima to admit to their love in front of everyone and Riddhima was not so willing, I was satisfied that they were doing something that normal people do. It was a step ahead into their relationship.
But, looking at their relationship, it doesn't feel all that different from where they were in September. I don't even understand how this whole situation arose. The creatives need to decide what Riddhima feels. After having told Armaan probably a thousand times that she loves him, when she goes back to get Armaan to return to Sanjeevani, suddenly she is not sure what is it that they share. That is ridiculous. She definitely knows and has even confessed that she loves Armaan. I don't know what she is doubting now. She just keeps going back and forth between being sure that she loves Armaan and not being sure about their relationship. This doesn't make sense and I think the creatives are doing a very poor job of making Riddhima's character very stable. They're doing it just for the purpose of dragging the show, but I guess they have forgotten that people actually try to make sense out of what they show us.
Ok now let me get back to the topic at hand.
Armaan should learn to suppress his anger, and the promo disgusted me. Clearly, I believe everyone has figured out that the letter supposedly written in his blood is one of his dirty pranks again (he needs to pull some harmless pranks on Riddhima, not some prank that could potentially harm her career or her dignity). And now he's stooped down to using force... i was really sad when the bangle broke... that scene to me was more violent than the breaking of an ordinary bangle... yes symbolically, Armaan broke their relationship... i wonder what track the show is taking now... I see no hope for the couple... With so many cute moments to bring them together, and so many despicable moments that repel their relationship... they should be ashamed of themselves, of the things they say when they are angry and of the things they do. They need to learn to handle situations as mature adults, as doctors, as people who can actually think and feel even when they are bitter!
DMG was supposed to be a light-hearted show, a show that leaves you happy at the end after watching it. Now, it has turned into some endless drama, where the lead characters only fall deeper into misunderstandings and doubt and distrust. They have no patience for each other or the willingness to understand the other person's perspective. As many of you have already pointed out, the creatives have conveniently forgotten the moments of intimacy and unspoken understanding that Riddhima and Armaan shared and now these two are not far from calling each other names, as little kids do.
I was really glad a few weeks ago that their relationship had progressed into a mature relationship. They had started talking to each other like mature adults do but now they have regressed back into childhood, it seems. Even when they had a major disagreement when Armaan wanted Riddhima to admit to their love in front of everyone and Riddhima was not so willing, I was satisfied that they were doing something that normal people do. It was a step ahead into their relationship.
But, looking at their relationship, it doesn't feel all that different from where they were in September. I don't even understand how this whole situation arose. The creatives need to decide what Riddhima feels. After having told Armaan probably a thousand times that she loves him, when she goes back to get Armaan to return to Sanjeevani, suddenly she is not sure what is it that they share. That is ridiculous. She definitely knows and has even confessed that she loves Armaan. I don't know what she is doubting now. She just keeps going back and forth between being sure that she loves Armaan and not being sure about their relationship. This doesn't make sense and I think the creatives are doing a very poor job of making Riddhima's character very stable. They're doing it just for the purpose of dragging the show, but I guess they have forgotten that people actually try to make sense out of what they show us.
Ok now let me get back to the topic at hand.
Armaan should learn to suppress his anger, and the promo disgusted me. Clearly, I believe everyone has figured out that the letter supposedly written in his blood is one of his dirty pranks again (he needs to pull some harmless pranks on Riddhima, not some prank that could potentially harm her career or her dignity). And now he's stooped down to using force... i was really sad when the bangle broke... that scene to me was more violent than the breaking of an ordinary bangle... yes symbolically, Armaan broke their relationship... i wonder what track the show is taking now... I see no hope for the couple... With so many cute moments to bring them together, and so many despicable moments that repel their relationship... they should be ashamed of themselves, of the things they say when they are angry and of the things they do. They need to learn to handle situations as mature adults, as doctors, as people who can actually think and feel even when they are bitter!
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