Creative Writing

This might be of interest to our fantastic FF writers on the fourm.

Originally posted by: michifanreal

"If you are writing for television then you are actually writing next scene while the shoot is happening for the first scene. Writing for daily soaps is quite an exhaustive exercise. To keep the audience interested and glued to your program you have to keep creating fresh interest value in every episode. It is a medium of masses so it is very important to keep getting the constant feedback and keep revisiting your storyline in light of that."

The article says so. Hmm may be writing a scene on the sets and not having something called a well thought script explains the inconsistencies in Kayamath.

Originally posted by: kash101

This also explains why we never got a proper explanation of what happend to Suyesha (Alaap's first wife). All we got was that Alaap had sent her to her Maykaa. No mention of divorce or anything. This has irked me for so long....i can't tell you!! 😆😆

The constant turnover in script writers/directors and other creatives may explain why we get dialogues and scenes which completely ignore what we have previously been shown in Kayamath.