New Beginnings

What was the need of giving Dev a long scene of him removing his police cap, belt. That was a time waste according to me. Dev has turned into a psycho cop because he is defeated by Sarkar. Iss Dev Babu ke baare mein isase zyada nai bolungi.

Whereas the Panditji find out an auspicious time in which Vikirti can be married. Oh our Vikirti might be two days but the point which astonished me was that unke 36 gun milte hai. I was shocked 😱😱😱 yet happy. You know why? Ram aur Sita ke 36 gun milte the. Obviously Vikirti aren't Ram Sita, they aren't virtuous. But Ram and Sita were humble enough, they knew each other's temperament. Same nature people have such a match. Sarkar is evil, while Kirti is good. Does that means that Kirti is also evil somewhere? Her evil side isn't revealed, just like Sarkar's

Dev is outside the school searching for the clue. But idiot, if he was a good cop then he would have interrogated everyone in the school. He is only thinking about Sarkar, because he doesn't likes Sarkar. He also has to know how Ritu was. People think he is a good cop, but a cop needs to know all the perspectives, merely going for Sarkar without a proof will make him look a fool. The girl who said about Sarkar carrying indeed disliked Ritu, they weren't friends and they knew that Ritu is a psycho. Out of blue, she is suddenly her friend. She was unsure, but Dev should have checked the CCTV of the school.

Sarkar finds that Dev is outside the school, Hamare Sarkar to Dev ki zindagi ujhaadne mein waqt nai lagayenge 😈😈😈

Kirti's talk with Puru was so much needed. It was cute. Puru wants Sarkar as his father. Sarkar interrupts in between but this time he interrupted as a family member. And the family hug was cute

Sarkar is ready for the wedding. Sarkar Jashna Mana Rahe Hai 🥺🥺 Sarkar ki shaadi ke liye pura Panchghati utsaahit hai. Seeing his Happiness lasting for more than a moment, I got happy. He calls Kirti for wedding outfits measurements. When Kirti said that she won't get a new dress for her, Sarkar's expressions 😍😍😍 were cute. That Chacha was smart that he asked Sarkar to take the measurements. Woh Jaante Hai Sarkar ki Patni ko chhune ki zurrat woh nahi kar sakte.

That whole scene was pure love. Now this is called romance. Sarkar kitna dhyaan rakhte hai Kirti ka ❤❤❤ He asked whether she was comfortable with the proposal or not. She shared her honest POV. Are are they both were blushing. And they exchanged three golden words with each other. They both have a sizzling chemistry and the scene was wholesome.

While Puru Sarkar ko Papa bulata hai 🥺🥺

Dev calls Kirti a fool, why so much concern Dev Babu?

Kosha

Though I like Mudit's acting and Sarkaar as a character but I also want the serial killer to get what he deserves - all those girl's and men deserve to get justice and Vikrant should be punished for all his sins.

His revenge against people is completely flawed and he needs medical treatment to be honest. Unfortunately, his childhood wasnt explored at all - equation with dad, mom - how they died. It would have been nice to link his revenge with his parents and troubled childhood rather than Rohit and that stupid past. I am little disappointed that the makers did not form a good background story for Vikrant.

Originally posted by: shwetha85

Though I like Mudit's acting and Sarkaar as a character but I also want the serial killer to get what he deserves - all those girl's and men deserve to get justice and Vikrant should be punished for all his sins.

His revenge against people is completely flawed and he needs medical treatment to be honest. Unfortunately, his childhood wasnt explored at all - equation with dad, mom - how they died. It would have been nice to link his revenge with his parents and troubled childhood rather than Rohit and that stupid past. I am little disappointed that the makers did not form a good background story for Vikrant.

I think the past is not entirely stupid. I feel that the makers tried to show something different other shows where ML or FL would be having an abusive childhood. But it did not executed properly.

According to me, Sarkar's father must be a very ignorant guy so he was close to his mom. After his mom's death, he felt isolated so Sarkar's dad admitted him in the hostel where he was bullied. When Rohit saved him from the bullies, Sarkar got attached to him too much that his death creates a permanent scar in his heart. So he killed his teacher. When he escaped this murder, Sarkar got more guts and less guilt of committing the murder and thus he took the girls for granted. It is more of a psychological aspect in the transition of taking revenge from teacher to killing innocent girls.

That's my perspective.

It would have been better if they reveal why the teacher scolded Rohit or the sequence could have been more elaborate.

I wonder if they end the show like Kirti killing Dev infront of Sarkar and Sarkar will be finding ways to hide the clues. This will turn Kirti into a killer (like she is killing violent husbands) and Vikrant trying to save her. Hence Vikrant's life is full of hide and seek race only. That would seem a perfect punishment for Sarkar.

Just an imagination.

Originally posted by: Sshesha

I think the past is not entirely stupid. I feel that the makers tried to show something different other shows where ML or FL would be having an abusive childhood. But it did not executed properly.

According to me, Sarkar's father must be a very ignorant guy so he was close to his mom. After his mom's death, he felt isolated so Sarkar's dad admitted him in the hostel where he was bullied. When Rohit saved him from the bullies, Sarkar got attached to him too much that his death creates a permanent scar in his heart. So he killed his teacher. When he escaped this murder, Sarkar got more guts and less guilt of committing the murder and thus he took the girls for granted. It is more of a psychological aspect in the transition of taking revenge from teacher to killing innocent girls.

That's my perspective.

It would have been better if they reveal why the teacher scolded Rohit or the sequence could have been more elaborate.

Thanks for sharing your perspective but I think I will agree to disagree with you. Like how in IMMJ season 1, Tara had a good reason to kill people who cheated on their partners or spouses; here in this show they have not clearly explored that angle. The point that Vikrant raises is that when someone tries to take control on "his" life, he kills them - the makers never explored properly this angle and thats why it seems very stupid. Rohit committed suicide and that is no way taking control away from Vikrant. Rohit was a week person so how come this takes away control of Vikrant's life?? I feel that they wasted that plot and unfortunately, the past of Vikrant was revealed in the same episode in which Dev entered the show so there wasnt a connection and I feel that the makers knew the show was going off air so they lost the interest and showed something for the heck of it.

Originally posted by: shwetha85

Thanks for sharing your perspective but I think I will agree to disagree with you. Like how in IMMJ season 1, Tara had a good reason to kill people who cheated on their partners or spouses; here in this show they have not clearly explored that angle. The point that Vikrant raises is that when someone tries to take control on "his" life, he kills them - the makers never explored properly this angle and thats why it seems very stupid. Rohit committed suicide and that is no way taking control away from Vikrant. Rohit was a week person so how come this takes away control of Vikrant's life?? I feel that they wasted that plot and unfortunately, the past of Vikrant was revealed in the same episode in which Dev entered the show so there wasnt a connection and I feel that the makers knew the show was going off air so they lost the interest and showed something for the heck of it.

Once they shown where Vikrant is giving monologue like he started killing for revenge and then it became a habit.

But yeah, you're right. If it is a habit, he should be killing anyone and not selectively a few. I think they should at least show the story of Vikrant's 1st girlfriend. If they do that, it would be more sensible.