Continuity and flow ... - Page 6

Originally posted by: inlieu

He was happy but not overjoyed like he could have been. He knew his sister wanted something from him and was ready for it. 😭

I felt so bad for him today coz I knew how important this rakhi tying was to him... 😒

Poor guy has always got the shorter end of the stick as far as keerti was concerned.

Originally posted by: joliefemme

Why should the redemption be after she gets to know Sunny's truth. Doesn't it make more sense to show her grow a conscience despite whatever Sunny's motivations are. I want them to show her repent for all her misdoings before Sunny is exposed. Like you said she needs to be held accountable coz there are lot of things she's done with are unpardonable without a gruelling redemption.

I believe Sunny is here in the long run. It is possible that either Keerthi alone or Sunkee will double cross Mandar to get in Raghavi's good books.

Like Amma said, Keerti should make her mistakes and fall and suffer the consequences. She's not being reasonable enough to understand through anyone's words.

I think it's because the way she's written now, she needs a hard shock for her to take her blinders for Sunny off. She's too dependent on him to let go of him so easily or so gradually (as would happen if she grew a conscience). We've already seen how she casually brushes off any of his threats / absurd statements.

If its not Sunny's truth, then it has to be something else that will shock her. But I'm not sure what else would shock her. She finds a way to blame others for everything that goes wrong in her life anyway, so she needs to be betrayed by Sunny to her face to get a dose of reality.

Originally posted by: joliefemme

I felt so bad for him today coz I knew how important this rakhi tying was to him... 😒

Poor guy has always got the shorter end of the stick as far as keerti was concerned.

There is a lot more heartbreak to come.

I know he will destroy Sunny when he breaks Keerti's heart but Raghav will be hurting seeing her like this and I want him to really go ballistic.

Originally posted by: joliefemme

Why should the redemption be after she gets to know Sunny's truth. Doesn't it make more sense to show her grow a conscience despite whatever Sunny's motivations are. I want them to show her repent for all her misdoings before Sunny is exposed. Like you said she needs to be held accountable coz there are lot of things she's done with are unpardonable without a gruelling redemption.

I believe Sunny is here in the long run. It is possible that either Keerthi alone or Sunkee will double cross Mandar to get in Raghavi's good books.

Like Amma said, Keerti should make her mistakes and fall and suffer the consequences. She's not being reasonable enough to understand through anyone's words.

Depending on the writing, it could go either way. Either she gets a rude shock, which means she gets more entangled in Sunny's nastiness and then repents, or she gradually sees what's wrong and tries to help Raghav eventually. The first option stretches the drama longer and would make for a more dhamakedaar reconciliation. The second option is more of a slow burn approach but doesn't guarantee that she'd see her brother's real nature because he wouldn't have to stand by her in a hard time that won't happen (if she figures out Sunny in time). There won't be much left for her character once Sunny is exposed and she is convinced that he's not the right person for her.

Originally posted by: fria319

I think it's because the way she's written now, she needs a hard shock for her to take her blinders for Sunny off. She's too dependent on him to let go of him so easily or so gradually (as would happen if she grew a conscience). We've already seen how she casually brushes off any of his threats / absurd statements.

If its not Sunny's truth, then it has to be something else that will shock her. But I'm not sure what else would shock her. She finds a way to blame others for everything that goes wrong in her life anyway, so she needs to be betrayed by Sunny to her face to get a dose of reality.

As sad as that is, this seems like the only way to get her to wake up and for good. Otherwise she will go and make another mistake and keep resenting Raghav.

Originally posted by: fria319

I think it's because the way she's written now, she needs a hard shock for her to take her blinders for Sunny off. She's too dependent on him to let go of him so easily or so gradually (as would happen if she grew a conscience). We've already seen how she casually brushes off any of his threats / absurd statements.

If its not Sunny's truth, then it has to be something else that will shock her. But I'm not sure what else would shock her. She finds a way to blame others for everything that goes wrong in her life anyway, so she needs to be betrayed by Sunny to her face to get a dose of reality.

From a character point of view, I get why the truth of Sunny can be a turning point for her but I feel that is just so counter productive. Like you turn on a new leaf because the man you supposedly loved wasn't a nice man. Why is it difficult to show Keerti realise her mistakes because they are wrong and not because she's being served Karma.

Let's see how her redemption goes through but this is the least interesting track on the show for me right now.

Knowing raghav the way he is, any heartbreak to Keerti will cascade down to him as well. He's going to be sad, upset, angry and a whole gamut of things.

Originally posted by: joliefemme

Knowing raghav the way he is, any heartbreak to Keerti will cascade down to him as well. He's going to be sad, upset, angry and a whole gamut of things.

Yes, exactly and he will hate himself for failing to protect his family again. I want to see it though, because I know how spectacular it's going to be. I've been waiting for this from the beginning. Please CVs don't botch it like you did with the Amma-Raghav reconciliation.

Originally posted by: inlieu

Yes, exactly and he will hate himself for failing to protect his family again. I want to see it though, because I know how spectacular it's going to be. I've been waiting for this from the beginning. Please CVs don't botch it like you did with the Amma-Raghav reconciliation.

It's important they show her falter and him failing to protect her. Sometimes things don't go according to plan and it is good in a way because it's in the greater good.

Originally posted by: joliefemme

It's important they show her falter and him failing to protect her. Sometimes things don't go according to plan and it is good in a way because it's in the greater good.

I agree and it seems like that's the route they'll take. Amma also talked about this in her drunken state.