Ridima crossed line by her rudeness towards Vansh - Page 3

Originally posted by: AbhayKapoor12

@bold how rude. You can't differentiate between fiction and reality and then start moral policing. By the way moral policing is against the rules.

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You need to take fiction as fiction. People like watching grey characters. Take out Vansh and what this drama has to watch? Why are we watching suspense thriller? What makes kabir right? He told his own version of story to viewers without any strong backing.

Ridhbir's eyelocks or fake love toxic relation where a man asks his gf to marry other man for his goals and she agrees for it? That is very toxic. She had chance to run but she came back again. She inserted herself into his mansion and family.

No need to make personal comments over what people like to watch and involving their families.

No one is asking for constitutional change but we like fictional grey leads. I am hoping Ridhima to become grey too with her own agendas. .

Grey characters will always be more loved and supported. They are stan attractors. People don't watch dramas, movies for life lessons.😆 they watch and take it as fiction.

Quite right... this is a very common trope. Gray characters are my favorite, they are the most interesting and complex. So many ITV serials use enemies to lovers storyline because it's so popular. Serial main kuch bhi hojaye, kidnap, blackmail, backstabbing, cheating... if narrative wants to show it as justified or sympathetic, then audience usually accepts it without too much overthinking. It is incredibly silly to compare something in real life to something in which the primary purpose is to serve as entertainment. In real life would anyone ask their girlfriend to marry their enemy to spy on them? Anything could happen to them! The whole basis of this show is that everyone's real motivations are a mystery. We only know Riddhima's POV and that's it. In a fictional narrative the character's feelings and rationalizations are limited to the logic of that universe. You can't compare generated drama to real life consequences. If actions are unrealistic, why must repercussions be realistic? The story has just begun, the characterizations aren't even fully formed. I'm not siding with Vansh or Kabir just yet, but I know what I enjoy watching. At any rate, it's a soap opera, CVs can turn any character good or evil overnight if they thought it would help TRPs! It's fine to have your own preferences for how the storyline should go, but it's not fine to pass a moral judgment on someone for a differing opinion.

Originally posted by: AbhayKapoor12

@bold how rude. You can't differentiate between fiction and reality and then start moral policing. By the way moral policing is against the rules.

😆

You need to take fiction as fiction. People like watching grey characters. Take out Vansh and what this drama has to watch? Why are we watching suspense thriller? What makes kabir right? He told his own version of story to viewers without any strong backing.

Ridhbir's eyelocks or fake love toxic relation where a man asks his gf to marry other man for his goals and she agrees for it? That is very toxic. She had chance to run but she came back again. She inserted herself into his mansion and family.

No need to make personal comments over what people like to watch and involving their families.

No one is asking for constitutional change but we like fictional grey leads. I am hoping Ridhima to become grey too with her own agendas. .

Grey characters will always be more loved and supported. They are stan attractors. People don't watch dramas, movies for life lessons.😆 they watch and take it as fiction.