GHKKPM Chat Club - Page 93

Originally posted by: Shirsha

Bold@ Thank you!

I respect your opinion. There's nothing wrong about moving on. But I want to share a different perspective here. Many guys harbour strong feelings for the girls they love. Tejaswini was not only Neil's first love, but also his wife. Yes, physical intimacy plays a huge role in relationships. It intensifies passion and emotions between two people. But that's not everything. Mental connection is also very important. Neil started singing again after listening to Tejaswini's voice. Her voice touched the strings of his heart in such a way that he sang after so many years. He never felt that way before. Aparajita flower is known as a symbol of positivity in Indian culture. Similarly, Tejaswini brought positive vibes in his life. Aparajita flower is used as a medicine in Ayurveda. Similarly, Tejaswini had the ability to heal his wounded heart. Even if Savi becomes his wife in the future, she can never take Tejaswini's place.

I started watching the show because of the intriguing mirror scene shown in the promo. Honestly, the storyline turned out to be quite underwhelming. Neil’s feelings for Teju developed far too quickly. What could have been a gradual, heartfelt romance was reduced to love at first sight, making his behavior come across as clingy and obsessive rather than endearing. The same goes for Ritu and Teju. Their sudden confession lacked realism and emotional depth. Overall, the plot felt weak, much like many other Indian television shows these days. The makers failed to deliver what was initially promised. Instead of developing the narrative, they wasted most of the episodes focusing on Teju’s nibbipanti. And when the ratings dropped, they scrambled to fix things by rushing through love realization and confession. But by then, the damage had already been done. While I did appreciate the subtle, unspoken chemistry between the leads, I also belong to the audience that has no patience for toxic family drama and isn’t overly invested in whether the central couple ends up together or not.

My point being, if there was any emotional connection, half the audience couldn't feel it. TejNiel had potential but it failed because of lazy wwriting.

Random question: What do you think would be the title of a book based on your life till date?

I was thinking about this since we were studying the thematic meanings behind the titles of some classical works. Your title could be humorous, witty or deep and meaningful. I'll go first. Mine would be: Intentionally Blank. 🤷‍♀️😂

Originally posted by: ThaneOfElsinore

Random question: What do you think would be the title of a book based on your life till date?

I was thinking about this since we were studying the thematic meanings behind the titles of some classical works. Your title could be humorous, witty or deep and meaningful. I'll go first. Mine would be: Intentionally Blank. 🤷‍♀️😂

Originally posted by: Tanvi_vault

Guys main Ishq Par Zor Nahi dekhne ka plan kar rahi hoon.Woh kaisa hain kya koi bata payenga?

Personally, I can't stand Gul Khan heroes and heroines. I previously said that the men are outrageously rugged and toxic (which some people may like of course but not me) and the ladies are overly talkative, have weird dialogues and catchphrases. If you think you like watching too many (unnecessary) dialogues and the evergreen push and pull ITV (irritating to me, you might like it rightfully) relationships (some amount of manhandling too), then you might like it.

Spoiler alert: The story was extremely bad in my opinion so I left it in just a handful of episodes. I found the heroine's acting blah and Param didn't help. Welp. 😕

Originally posted by: ThaneOfElsinore

Random question: What do you think would be the title of a book based on your life till date?

I was thinking about this since we were studying the thematic meanings behind the titles of some classical works. Your title could be humorous, witty or deep and meaningful. I'll go first. Mine would be: Intentionally Blank. 🤷‍♀️😂

A Guide on who NOT to Date

Originally posted by: Tanvi_vault

Guys main Ishq Par Zor Nahi dekhne ka plan kar rahi hoon.Woh kaisa hain kya koi bata payenga?

It was a breathe of fresh air during covid. Trademark sony show withvgood humour. Sometimes got too preachy. Ahaan is an a**hole for a good amt of episodes. Although if you want to watch something light with some comedy you can go through the first 50 episodes. After that its too messed up.

Originally posted by: ThaneOfElsinore

Personally, I can't stand Gul Khan heroes and heroines. I previously said that the men are outrageously rugged and toxic (which some people may like of course but not me) and the ladies are overly talkative, have weird dialogues and catchphrases. If you think you like watching too many (unnecessary) dialogues and the evergreen push and pull ITV (irritating to me, you might like it rightfully) relationships (some amount of manhandling too), then you might like it.

Spoiler alert: The story was extremely bad in my opinion so I left it in just a handful of episodes. I found the heroine's acting blah and Param didn't help. Welp. 😕

Originally posted by: Tanvi_vault

It's fine if Param's character in this show is similar to Neil 2.0 but I'll absolutely hate it if he is like Randheer Singh Shekhawat.Who is Ahaan more like by the way?

He's 40% randhir 60% Neil 2.0

Originally posted by: ThaneOfElsinore

Random question: What do you think would be the title of a book based on your life till date?

I was thinking about this since we were studying the thematic meanings behind the titles of some classical works. Your title could be humorous, witty or deep and meaningful. I'll go first. Mine would be: Intentionally Blank. 🤷‍♀️😂

My life? My life so boring that it's not possible for any author to write a book on that. The author won't be able to show anything interesting.