Lagnanantar Hoilach Prem: Thread 3 - Page 32

well i thought it was a rumour as no one in media mentioned about this thing ever

Originally posted by: S1190

I’m actually surprised by the number of romantic KP scenes lately—not that I’m complaining! Like you said they are written really well, and that scene with Manini, Kavya, and Parth was genuinely funny.

Early on, there weren't many romantic moments, and there was a noticeable hesitancy between the characters because they hadn't fully accepted each other yet. Now that they have, that hesitation is gone, and they aren't shy about expressing themselves . I really like how the writers and director have handled this transition

Absolutely! The scenes aren’t too many or over the top. They beautifully focus on how a real-life couple would actually behave in such situations —natural, and relatable. That’s what makes it special. And of course, it’s also catering to the massive KP fandom (including me 😉).

The episode was so weird. Just to create drama between KP and to skip their Valentine’s Day celebration, they made Parth do something out of character and then Kavya cha overreaction. Writers la vatla asel, 'I have written a few good episodes for KP, aata maati kachi khau, haan idea.' 😂 😂

Next episode is even more strange —Nandini’s dad is literally dragging her out of the cafe like she’s some naive young girl 🙄

Originally posted by: S1190

The episode was so weird. Just to create drama between KP and to skip their Valentine’s Day celebration, they made Parth do something out of character and then Kavya cha overreaction. Writers la vatla asel, 'I have written a few good episodes for KP, aata maati kachi khau, haan idea.' 😂 😂

Next episode is even more strange —Nandini’s dad is literally dragging her out of the cafe like she’s some naive young girl 🙄

It was so out of character for Parth to do that whole blood-writing drama. Feels like the writers had a sudden mood swing.

And Ramya’s influence? I’m sorry but it looks so random and forced. Where is the logic?

Also, why doesn’t Nandini take a stand? She is married, for God’s sake. What is this constant Sati-Savitri mode?

Originally posted by: Dk1703

It was so out of character for Parth to do that whole blood-writing drama. Feels like the writers had a sudden mood swing.

And Ramya’s influence? I’m sorry but it looks so random and forced. Where is the logic?

Also, why doesn’t Nandini take a stand? She is married, for God’s sake. What is this constant Sati-Savitri mode?

I think in order to make Nandini to look like a young girl they are showing her as someone who cannot disobey her father's word and cannot take charge of her life. TBH, their whole track is ridiculous and childish. The Romeo Juliet track for a woman who runs NGO and rescues people does not make any sense.