GHKPM EDT New Season Thread # 1 - Page 110

Originally posted by: Rosh4rose

Dr looks like a " God" to patients because they first hand saves human life ...IAS & IPS protects people , it has more power ...Drs looks like Gods esp in trauma care unit ...

Yes, IAS and IPS officers are very powerful. But doctors are more important than IAS and IPS. Doctors directly affect the lives of common people.

Originally posted by: kalegirl

All those saying FL is nibbi and dumb and above their refined tastes, yes Sai and Savi were strong characters with ambition. But Sai at one point gave a headache with her constant "mujhe doctor banna hai". This FL is not ambitious for now but she is shown at least as having a passion for music and practicing her craft. Can't we let the story unfold without judging so harshly?

But yeah, itv and fl careers rarely go hand in hand—makers never properly explore their careers.

Originally posted by: Ashane25

Haan dekha I was laughing the way they were showing him as some God....I respect the profession and he saved uncle's life par phir bhi it felt like jaise IAS, IPS hai woh .....

Are we now seriously going to rank the importance of professions?? It's the same as saying a driver who saved your daughters life doesn't deserve respect and gratitude because he's just a driver and not IPS, IAS 🙄

Originally posted by: Randomlurker

Kinda true, Sai had a goal but Savi’s goal lasted till pre-leap. Post-leap, her only ambition was to be a nanny for two kids, which even Savi fans were pissed off about. They were mad at how her character got reduced to that.

But yeah, itv and fl careers rarely go hand in hand—makers never properly explore their careers.

Yaa but ITV's FL can't really be goal oriented..It changes according to TRP audience 🤔

Savi was a mellowed version of her Mom

Savi finally did become IAS officer with Rajath & families support ...

Originally posted by: Autumn09

Jab vo Shruti vaala twist aaya, I was like Bhai Bhai Bhai. Jeevan me isse zyaada oppressed, isse zyaada prataadit IPS officer nahi dekha hamne. And offscreen bhi bechara Neil kaafi zyaada troll ho raha tha us time. Mere ko laga, onscreen uska character ruin kar diya makers ne, to bechaara actor kya kare?

Virat's life was such a terrible life ...I really felt bad for him 😕 ....It is easy to overlook a man's pain . They too have emotions their brain is different that females because of the evolution. It is hard for them to " express" feeling exactly like the same way ladies express...Beginning phase " bechara's " life was terrible ...

Originally posted by: kalegirl

Are we now seriously going to rank the importance of professions?? It's the same as saying a driver who saved your daughters life doesn't deserve respect and gratitude because he's just a driver and not IPS, IAS 🙄

I am not ranking professions....but the way they chose to reveal him as MD was funny man....I was like bro he is a great guy from the start even without doctor ka court....

Haan if he was officer grade person toh samajhta bhi for singham vibes.....

Originally posted by: Rosh4rose

Virat's life was such a terrible life ...I really felt bad for him 😕 ....It is easy to overlook a man's pain . They too have emotions their brain is different that females because of the evolution. It is hard for them to " express" feeling exactly like the same way ladies express...Beginning phase " bechara's " life was terrible ...

1. I think, ITV should stop showing male leads as billionaire CEOs with physical appearance of Greek Gods whose only problem in life are mother/father/ex issues after which they cannot fall in love. Show male leads who are work in progress financially, in terms of personality and looks.

2. Give male leads their own independent dreams and ambitions independent of 'love'. The last serial that showed this was Diya Aur Baati Hum where Sandhya Beendni was as supportive of Suraj's dream to win MasterChef as he was of hers to become an IPS officer.

3. Make male characters fully realised personality who have existence beyond their family and marriage. Don't reduce their existence to a prop existing solely to create conflict and obstacles for female lead/to support female lead's dreams.

Originally posted by: Autumn09

1. I think, ITV should stop showing male leads as billionaire CEOs with physical appearance of Greek Gods whose only problem in life are mother/father/ex issues after which they cannot fall in love. Show male leads who are work in progress financially, in terms of personality and looks.

2. Give male leads their own independent dreams and ambitions independent of 'love'. The last serial that showed this was Diya Aur Baati Hum where Sandhya Beendni was as supportive of Suraj's dream to win MasterChef as he was of hers to become an IPS officer.

3. Make male characters fully realised personality who have existence beyond their family and marriage. Don't reduce their existence to a prop existing solely to create conflict and obstacles for female lead/to support female lead's dreams.

The " double standard " of treatment of woman and man are shocking on ITV. ...Woman become " toxic" in a marriage that is not called for but then man become " rude " immediately called " toxic"...FL can torture the ML that is a kind of " fun"...

Originally posted by: Ashane25

I am not ranking professions....but the way they chose to reveal him as MD was funny man....I was like bro he is a great guy from the start even without doctor ka court....

I guess Teju and her family are shown as a bit shallow that way. That's why Tejaswini was still dismissive of Neil even after him saving her twice while being impressed by Ruturaj at once. They do judge people according to his status and wealth.

Originally posted by: Riddhi2Saini006

Teju ke dad ne jo flip maara hai saying ki unko pta tha neil is a well educated guy!!

Aur Vedaant ne to Neil ko "Driver Dada" se shidha "Neil Sir" bana diya.