Choti Anu TS : " Home Sweet Home " - Page 2

Originally posted by: TianaWrites

The trauma wasn't addressed in the show and frankly the after effect was badly handled. The makers here show some big issue but never show the after effects or the truth about trauma... It's highly trivialized here... Sad. They started her track with Samar too soon.

Indian tv shows never deal with traumatic events well. They always make light of the emotional trauma. But when they do the same for physical trauma as well like they could be in a serious accident last week but next week they would look perfectly normal with a small bandaid to head. I don't really expect more out of them for emotional trauma.

I just hope they don't bring in such tracks altogether for the sake of viewers. Like they can create drama out of anything including the roti being not round enough. So why bring in such sensitive tracks and deal with it carelessly.

Originally posted by: DJ_3

Kovely story and insight. I likef hiw you showed each character's pov and also a way for them to move forward.👍🏼

The story settings were also great. 👏

Thank you for the kind feedback ❤️🤗. Glad you liked the TS .

The level of clarity you have about the perspective of an adopted child, her fears and insecurities, her vulnerabilities...your ideas simply shine through, and makes her feel something like a fully fleshed-out character. I especially liked the way your version of Malvika gave her strength and comfort at the end with her wise words...beautifully done! Do keep writing, you seem to have insightful, valuable perspectives to share!

Originally posted by: SoulSpiller

The level of clarity you have about the perspective of an adopted child, her fears and insecurities, her vulnerabilities...your ideas simply shine through, and makes her feel something like a fully fleshed-out character. I especially liked the way your version of Malvika gave her strength and comfort at the end with her wise words...beautifully done! Do keep writing, you seem to have insightful, valuable perspectives to share!

Thank you for the kind feedback ❤️🤗. Really glad to know you liked this one ❤️. Yeah i do love writing from children's perspectives because they are so innocent and vulnerable.

You have highlighted CA's fears and insecurities so poignantly. It's heartbreaking to read of the turmoil a child can go through by internalising all of those fears.

I particularly liked how you showed the difference in understanding the child between Anuj and Anupama because of their own life experiences.

Originally posted by: Arshi67

You have highlighted CA's fears and insecurities so poignantly. It's heartbreaking to read of the turmoil a child can go through by internalising all of those fears.

I particularly liked how you showed the difference in understanding the child between Anuj and Anupama because of their own life experiences.

Thank you for the lovely feedback ❤️. I am glad you liked it. Children often wage toughest war inside themselves over fears and abandonment or neglect from the parental figures in their life.