standards of villains - Page 9

Originally posted by: -Sarcy-

Behen, you put in the effort to read the last 5 pages? 🤓

Na na... Shuru kiya maine padhna... Phir dekha wohi har hafte ka rona dhona... Toh user name dekh kar hi aage badh gayi....

... par maan na padhega - The anti-fans are more dedicated than the fans.... Har hafte koi ek topic pe milke dhaava bol dete hain... Topic chahe kuch bhi ho, gaana wohi puraana... Itni coordination ke liye bhi shiddat chahiye

Originally posted by: Deltablues

I hope no husband ever says "I trust my wife" because that is bad for TRP.

I hope every husband* reveals the existence of a barely legal highschooler of a secret wife because that apparently is good for TRP

* Every husband of those wives who find bigamy to be human flaw. Consent is paramount after all.

What ? "I trust my wife?"

How preposterous . Instead he should have said prove me how pious you are drop your job come back to be as substitute wife

Originally posted by: -Sarcy-

Grace, did you come here just to display your signature? 😈

Don't unmask me like that.😈https://tenor.com/bOWvZ.gif

Originally posted by: bips

Na na... Shuru kiya maine padhna... Phir dekha wohi har hafte ka rona dhona... Toh user name dekh kar hi aage badh gayi....

... par maan na padhega - The anti-fans are more dedicated than the fans.... Har hafte koi ek topic pe milke dhaava bol dete hain... Topic chahe kuch bhi ho, gaana wohi puraana... Itni coordination ke liye bhi shiddat chahiye

Or planning? 🤣

Wonder what are the rules against plotting to riling fandom in the forum?

Let me read, then we can play the favourite reporter game 💁

I am shocked how people think TRP is dropping due to *Aryan trusting his wife* and not due to the crappy style of writing. Anything to justify their ✌POV✌

Asr psycho nahi kya hai😆

1. He didn't went after real murder 😆

2. made MU bw husband wife

3. Stole somebody's wife 😎

4. Abused a college student

5. Snatching a married girls dupatta

6. hitting with car ,

7.Tying mouth of a girls with her snatched dupatta

8. Snatching dupatta and cleaning photo 😆

Kitne upyog hai dupatta ki 🤣

9.Throwing out of car

10.Throwing inside car

11.Taking a married woman to hotel

12.deleting somebody's personal msg

13.Making false impression that airlines going to marry

14. Humiliating Adi infront of office

15. Destroying his career

16. Forcing imlie to marry

Wooooow list is longer than Malinis 🤣

I haven't seen Imlie after other than reading updates 😆

17. Oh yes one more his wife get attacked multiple times after marrying him.😆

18. Most of all imlie lost her baby🥺

Bohot Kabil pati hai

Originally posted by: SundariP

No no mango ji, let me tell you what brought the trps ✨

The never ending conflict 💁

kekeke.... no the question and conflict that drove the TRP -- "who is your wife?" 😉

Originally posted by: Sunshine_nino

I am shocked how people think TRP is dropping due to *Aryan trusting his wife* and not due to the crappy style of writing. Anything to justify their ✌POV✌

If bigamists can be justified, anything and anyone can! 🤣

Originally posted by: -TeriMalang-

What ? "I trust my wife?"

How preposterous . Instead he should have said prove me how pious you are drop your job come back to be as substitute wife

Kya karo, He knows she is not butterfly to fly here and there💁.

Originally posted by: mango.falooda

disagree with you on that villain standards are less important than heroes. in many cases, they are more important from a writing perspective. technically speaking (from a literature point of view) -- villains are not second fiddle to the hero. they along with the hero move the story along. so if the standard of villains fail, then the story stalls.

there are 7 parts of a story that occurs regardless of literature or medium. these are plot, character, setting, conflict, climax, theme, resolution.

villains contribute external conflict but their motivations need to be clear. as audience, we need to be invested in the struggle (the conflict) or we are bored.

you can still write a story without a villain but those are internal conflicts -- in essense, the villain is self. those stories deal with issues like grief, trauma, family problems etc etc.

you can write a story with a substandard half-baked hero -- they tend to show up in romantic comedies where viewers are more concerned with songs, cinematography and some chemistry. they also show up in action movies. basically these are just heroes where they just react to the situations and so they don't need to be so developed in terms of characterizations -- it is the situations that need to be interesting. also, romance movies/dramas/books are shorter and that is why they end on the note "they all lived happily after" -- there is no conflict to keep the momentum going beyond a certain point.

but any dramatic material including daily soaps require a good villain -- the plot will fall flat like a crater without support. every single piece of great literature, movie, drama has a memorable villain. that is why standard of villains matter.

when it comes to this drama, technically the hero of the drama is imlie -- it is her name on the drama and it is her story we are watching. now aryan has been included in the montage but depending on the writers, they can always turn him into anti-hero or villain to provide conflict (like it happens with many ITV dramas when the couples separate and we in essense see one long nasty marriage dissolution play out on screen).

does imlie have no game -- you could argue for or against that but at the end of day, it is the villain and conflicts that drives episode count in daily soaps. we are all tuning in to see how the hero overcomes a certain problem -- otherwise, why would we tune in? so the problem -- whether it is in the form of villains, conflict or situations -- matters.

Very interesting, suddenly Imlie is conveniently the ‘hero’ again after almost 200 epis of making her a reactionary bimbo who gave the remote control to her life to a guy who made all her choices for her including marriage (oops I guess he did give her the ‘choice’ to complete the final phera).😆 I wasn’t aware that ‘heroes’ acted in such a pitiful way.😆 After turning Imlie into a first rate bimbo to elevate the grand ‘saviour’ ASR who was supposed to be the ‘antithesis’ to AKT and make Imlie’s life a bed of roses, she is expected to be the hero again. Just lovely.👏😆

I guess the ASR’s hero-giri is limited to ‘healing’ her past trauma with sex, cuz the poor girl’s life has hardly changed otherwise. She’s still being subjected to daily attempts on her life while her husband doesn’t bother doing anything except lifting his eyebrow.🤣 What a grand saviour, indeed.🤡

Imlie the hero died the day she gave mooney eyed looks to a rich CEO and flailed her wet hair at him within days of walking out from her husband. Imlie the hero died the day her faith died.😊 Imlie the hero died the day she allowed a guy to blackmail her into marriage. Imlie the hero died the day she allowed a random guy she barely knew to change her from Imlie from Pagdandiya to Imlie Aryan Singh Rathore. So no, her name is no longer Imlie, it is Imlie-ASR, and a hero who’s 3/4 of name belongs to someone else is not really a hero in anyone’s book.😆

So no, I don’t think Imlie is the hero, anymore.😆 Her character has been wholly destroyed beyond repair at this point. And since ASR, as you say, isn’t much of a hero himself, and you’ve also got weak villains, the entire show has no game.😆 All to elevate one character who prematurely took away all the kudos of a hero and for supposedly ‘saving’ Imlie while being a spectacular failure at fulfilling the responsibilities of one. So much so that the fans are passing the hero’s mantle back to Imlie after showering him with the praises and cursing her for not appreciating his ‘hero-giri’ enough.🤣