PS|EDT #60|An Adbhut Tale of Marbles, Hugs, Beds & Maide Ki Holi - Page 20

Originally posted by: Miss_SR

How can you just take a car and not return it? 🤣🤣🤣 this bothers me more than all the other illogical things 😆.

I think the car was rented and they probably found a way to return it

Originally posted by: Transference

Me too!

He is redeemedd today 😆

Sigh! Who will be the butt of my jokes 🤣

Ohh cheer up, we still have Maami and Anita

You never know, Dahiwali may also grace us with her presence 🤣

Originally posted by: sunsaathiyaa

this is so accurate

even I was excited for them but all I see in their relationship as of now is that they need couples counselling & a whole lot of therapy

like, IMMEDIATELY

Honestly though, I'm pretty sure all of them need/needed (in the case of GauRa) couples counseling. It would be really funny if we could get character monologues while each character attends counseling 😆 (kind of like in 2 States)

I have so much to say about the episode, but I am not finding time because of the celebration thread. In today’s episode, everybody was very much in character, and they followed a pattern of whatever they have been doing till now. I will come back once I have put the entire thread together for the celebration.

Originally posted by: Transference

That's the problem with storytelling in general! The bad boy, innocent girl trope sounds interesting and is generally written well in shows.

Whereas the bad girl is either made vampish or a comical nagging wife! Henpecked husbands are laugh materials while naivete women are used as great romantic material.

Rishita has been made comical instead of angsty! I think we have a great story of a sassy woman and a sweet guy! The problem is the typical safe writing.

The world fears flamboyant or angry women!

@bold, I would probably have to half disagree with you on this point. I don't think it's a problem of safe writing, I think it's just a problem with coming up with a storyline that fits and makes sense. In my opinion, the couple that has had too much screen time is ShiVi. I don't mean that in a negative way. But, they've been the stars of the show, having the most amount of character growth compared to the other couples. By focusing more on ShiVi, I think the CVs are struggling with writing a decent storyline for DevTa. It seems like every time they are on screen together 1. Rishita is petty and angry at Dev or 2. Dev is buying gifts or initiating romance for Rishita to calm down.

I understand that Rishita has difficulties fitting in with the family, but after this many episodes, DevTa became a broken record. There's nothing new about their relationship, and it creates little to no excitement whatsoever.

Also, on the contrary, I really like how Rishita has a comical angle to her. It brings her to "life" as she is multifaceted instead of a single expression character. Also, it just makes for better storytelling since Rishita has the potential to serve many different purposes. What I don't like is that she's had little character growth while being next to Dev (I think she's fine when interacting with other characters). Every single time she's angry, she gets mad and immediately becomes happy with gifts or romance. I understand she is a sweet girl, but please, let her interactions with Dev be different.

I genuinely believe the lackluster DevTa scenes are coming due to the CVs confusion on what type of character they want Dev to be. He's very underdeveloped in my opinion, and until they give him a bigger role, DevTa will continue to be lackluster.

Originally posted by: Transference

I have so much to say about the episode, but I am not finding time because of the celebration thread. In today’s episode, everybody was very much in character, and they followed a pattern of whatever they have been doing till now. I will come back once I have put the entire thread together for the celebration.

Ohh yess!! Would love to hear it from you ❤️.. Please do tag me in that, losing a lot of good posts!!

Originally posted by: milkcakejamun

@bold, I would probably have to half disagree with you on this point. I don't think it's a problem of safe writing, I think it's just a problem with coming up with a storyline that fits and makes sense. In my opinion, the couple that has had too much screen time is ShiVi. I don't mean that in a negative way. But, they've been the stars of the show, having the most amount of character growth compared to the other couples. By focusing more on ShiVi, I think the CVs are struggling with writing a decent storyline for DevTa. It seems like every time they are on screen together 1. Rishita is petty and angry at Dev or 2. Dev is buying gifts or initiating romance for Rishita to calm down.

I understand that Rishita has difficulties fitting in with the family, but after this many episodes, DevTa became a broken record. There's nothing new about their relationship, and it creates little to no excitement whatsoever.

Also, on the contrary, I really like how Rishita has a comical angle to her. It brings her to "life" as she is multifaceted instead of a single expression character. Also, it just makes for better storytelling since Rishita has the potential to serve many different purposes. What I don't like is that she's had little character growth while being next to Dev (I think she's fine when interacting with other characters). Every single time she's angry, she gets mad and immediately becomes happy with gifts or romance. I understand she is a sweet girl, but please, let her interactions with Dev be different.

I genuinely believe the lackluster DevTa scenes are coming due to the CVs confusion on what type of character they want Dev to be. He's very underdeveloped in my opinion, and until they give him a bigger role, DevTa will continue to be lackluster.

Hey, I will reply in detail. When I said comical, I meant only a comical nagging wife. The singular dimension given to her interactions with Dev most of the times.

Rest. I agree with all your points.

Originally posted by: Transference

Hey, I will reply in detail. When I said comical, I meant only a comical nagging wife. The singular dimension given to her interactions with Dev most of the times.

Rest. I agree with all your points.

Oh. Lol, sorry, I'm like half reading the posts on the forum while typing up this OS for the celebration 😅. Didn't mean to misunderstand. If that's the case, I agree with you fully 😀!

Now I literally threw up and was shaken when I read the first line and then I was like, Lord

https://www.instagram.com/p/CRJo-xvhGFs/?utm_medium=copy_link

Originally posted by: Raingoddess

Scene Request: Shiva & Raavi return from Maami’s house. Not too much drama happens but Maami does make some comments about Shiva and how wonderful it would be if someone like Dev came to her house with her bacchi. Raavi knows this time Maami’s words did hurt Shiva. She doesn’t get the chance to speak to her Maasi because Shiva is her priority.

She tries to speak to him but he shuts her down. At night, Raavi wakes up to find her bed empty. She finds Shiva sitting outside on the porch in deep thought. Raavi places her hand on his shoulder. Believing her to be Dhara, Shiva wraps his arms around her and tells her how much he tries to not let anyone’s words affect him but they do. He looks up and see Raavi. Pulling away, he tries to leave when she stops him and sits down.

They sit in silence for a long time until finally Shiva speaks up. He talks about a time he dropped her to college. At the gate, some of her friends see her with him. She quickly gets off his bike and goes inside.

On the way, one of her books fall from her bag and Shiva notices it. Despite being annoyed, he decides to return her book since she has an exam coming up for that class.

Once inside, he sees her talking to a bunch of her friends. Even though he is a distance away, he can hear her complaining about him to her friends. Not wanting to create a scene, he leaves her book with security.

Raavi is horrified to know he overheard her that day. She tries to explain that she got angry when her friends were being mean. No one else can say those things about him. But Shiva just smiles sadly and tells her this is how things have always been. She shouldn’t feel obligated to get upset now simply because he is her husband. Too bad she’s stuck with him. Raavi feels sad and angry at his words. Before she can say anything, he leaves.

Raavi sits in silence for a few minutes and heads inside. Once inside the room, Shiva taunts her for keeping her blanket on his side and tosses it away. They have another one of their usual arguments. Shiva ends the night convinced nothing will change while Raavi is hurt and wonders how things will ever change if they keep fighting like this.

Esha..this is beautiful❤️

I wish we get to see this❤️