Merging my replies from both of your quotes...
I hope so...
😊
Okay... I'll check it out because as it is, these days I don't have anything to watch and I can't continue with those comics every day. 😆
Mere wala hi dekh le bahen. 😉 Kam se kam discuss karne ke liye kuch to milega mujhe. 🤪 But on a serious note, Niyati's show I think will come at 7 pm and GSMI is right after that. Try FFing through Episode 13, 25, 34, and 35. If you are up for it, we'll finally have something common.
Honestly, that was another reason why my liking for the show reduced... Romance aside, I loved Anubhav's camaraderie with Karishma (Rahil with Yukti) too and I really liked his character, especially his way of speaking with the complex Hindi words and all. I quite enjoyed watching his scenes but I was so damn annoyed when they turned him negative and killed him off.
Understandably.
I get it that the actor might have wanted to quit. They could have given him a heroic ending considering that they showed him as an honest and diligent officer. But they chose to turn him negative... I hated that.
Precisely! Even if it's a business, a writer should have the least amount of liability for his/her creation. It's not fair to the character, actor, and the audience that after such amazing build-up they write them off as if nothing ever mattered. 🤬 🤬 🤬
Agle post mein karenge... Abhi zara inhi topics ko continue karte hain.
Hum-e intezaar rahega.
No you aren't because even I was in the same boat as you last year when the news of MHRW going off air came out... except for the fact that the show had already been ruined.
Well, here's the thing. MHRW was already butchered so your wish made sense. GSMI, even with its negative aspects is still quite good. The problem is that I can understand/relate to the leads' dilemma and why they are behaving in a certain way. But too much of anything is bad.
Like, as I said in my other reply ki FL ki rone se hi flood hone ki chances hain. 😛
Unlike the original show, here the FL didn't have a strong support system back in her hometown. In fact, people continuously insulted her since her father left her and her mother. So her subdued nature made sense.
Then again, Neel was the only person who treated her as an equal and quite literally saved her from the villagers from murdering her. Hence when she started falling for him, that also didn't seem forced. And now that they are married but Neel made it very clear that whatever he did was out of friendship, I understand why she has lost the remaining bit of strength. So I was okay with her rona-dhona.
Par agar aap har episode mein kisiko rote hue dikhaoge tab to yahi lagega na ki bahen ghar chod de bas rona bandh kar. 😛
The same goes for Neel. It wasn't out of his character when he married Kaju. From the beginning, he was shown as someone who knew how to differentiate between right and wrong and who would never shrug off his responsibilities. I absolutely loved it when he actually revealed to her girlfriend that Kaju was in serious problem and he suspected that he might have to do something drastic. So it's not like he betrayed either of the girls. The first thing he did after their marriage was to clear everything up and then assure Kaju that he would be there to support him emotionally and financially until she made a name for herself. For her security, he brought her to his home.
But my problem is, it seems like the makers themselves have forgotten that he overheard Kaju's conversation with another one of their well-wishers and learned that for her the marriage was real. When you know a person supposedly has some sort of feelings for you, how do you behave so casually with them? Even as friends, there should have been awkwardness. But it's like he has completely forgotten that conversation. As I was telling Madhura that out of the blue there was a romantic sequence. Even though it wasn't totally out of their character, I definitely was shocked by the sudden proximity.
To ab issi baat ka darr baith gaya hain. Ki kahi TRP ke chakkar mein jo realistic portion hain, uspe focus karne ki wajay yeh log na common tropes like jealous GF, kitchen politics, MU - yeh sab kachra dikhana start kar de. 🤔
Yeah, we did have a brief discussion about it and that was around the time the tracks were becoming a drag fest and both of us were about to quit.
The comic timing of the actors there is damn good. To be honest, I had specifically started the show for Yukti because I had loved her in one of her previous shows but I loved the acting of the entire cast.
That's really nice. 
Which show was it?
I too didn't recognize him immediately after watching the Tamarind promo. I did find him familiar but recognized him when I saw a comment in the comment section addressing him as "Veer": his character in his Zee TV show. That was when I realized who he actually was.
His acting in Tamarind is really bad. I don't feel like watching him there. I loved his character in MDKD and have watched some of his ZeeTV show that 'Apna Time...' show. But I don't like his acting here so I stopped keeping tabs.
My opinion exactly! 😵
Now this is making me curious... I have to check now.
Itna bhi uchalo maat bahen. Kaafi ghatiya tha as per our taste. 😵
I hate that trope... I have had enough of those AYM MLs and the sweet innocent bubbly FLs. Ab aur nahi chahiye.
I rather prefer gentle and kind MLs. Fun character ho toh it is a cherry on top. 
again, gonna refer you to my show. The ML here is really good and he is fun-loving.
I hope your Dil ke Armaan(s) get fulfilled in the next show(s) that you take up later on.
I am still kind of hoping ki issi show mein mil jaye considering they took quite a lot of references from the movie "Taal". And the movie had such an amazing rain sequence! Considering Kaju is the eternal dukhi-aatma and Neel always makes it a point to bring a smile to her face, I was hoping they utilized monsoon. 😳
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