Originally posted by: Sunaina7
I too feel bad for saak. It had potential to break the stereotypes but destiny had some other fate for it
Coming back to the mhrw show ,it wasn't promoted as a progressive show ever. It was always a love story See its first promo. The male lead is beating a goon just like south indian action movies and in first episode there is a sindoor throwing scene by hero on the heroine. I know this scene is over the top but the way it was enacted and the cinematography of that scene made it classy and aesthetic. The forceful marriage promo was to attract the typical trp audience but in the show even after marriage the hero left the heroine to her free will never forcing his opinions on her
The main point is mhrw started off as love story and is continuing the same path till today but saak was conceptualised as struggles of girl education with shaurya being in contrast personality of anokhi but the show somewhere lost plot in the middle. It only focused on romance forgetting the core plot
As much as I do agree with this because makers did bring in lot of inconsistencies and stuff with the show to bring TRPs that whatever people did watch might have lost connect with characters ... I was definitely one of them too for longest time ...
But the issue is that even when the show focused on its core concept, trps were never too high to be honest... Like it was riot sequence, library sequence, his realizations and everything was perfect back then and yet it only garnered 1.3 at the max.
So, I would like to also consider that the show's slot was also probably an issue because this show had more like youth and college flavor after a point where Anokhi comes to Chandigarh.. So, it had to be treated in the same way..