18/5-Chakkar kya hai? The brtual editing.

That's Dill Mill Gaye for you: no heads no tale…….! They don't know anything about story consistency; character consistency and their scripts from one episode to the other don't seem to correlate.

I would certainly not be surprised if they show an abrupt marriage of Naina in the coming episode without any explanation. I don't know much about Yuvi-Naina relationship but I can see that DMG is yet aging destroying another love story!

😆😆😆...Editing ka chakkar......you never know with their talented editing what will happen next.....

I'm so glad that someone made a non AR/SR topic. And honestly not just the editing but the whole technical team is doing a very poor job. I really don't like the current track at all but I still catch the episodes for KSG. However, yesterday's song sequence was shot very badly. The camera kept moving away and focussed on random things. It almost seemed like a kid was given a camcorder for the very first time. There were hardly any close up shots, and we barely got to see whatever little dancing they did. The lightning was also all all wrong, as first they'd show day time and then it'd be dark, and they kept mixing the two up which only caused more of a headache. I'm sorry if this is off-topic but the DMG team really needs to get a better crew. And yes the editing is also quite awful. It seems that even they can't decide what they actually want to show.

@khahani: You're right that there's no character consistency or any writing. They keep changing the character and the story from scene to scene.

Agreed, I mean going easy on drama is one thing but surely a renowed show such as DMG which has both national and international attention does not benefit from producing such a hasty mess, from what it seems atleast the last couple of episodes are concerned. I agree with the comment and go further to say that a 5 year old could do better. Where is it all going wrong??

They clearly got excited by the SBS reports of that terrace scene where an orange suit wearing Jenny had playfully suggested "Dil Mil Gayy", little did she know at the time it would be a new "twist" in the story...originality is one thing, but don't get sooo hyped with the idea that you lose the plot, both literally and figuratively, and start cutting bits that shouldn't be cut and adding bits where they just won't fit in.

E.g Sid in his house hiding from Armaan AND in sanjeevani witnessing the YuNa "break up". Ok ok, doctor bhi bhagwan ka roop hote hain....we get it CVs, maan gaye thats how he can be in two places at the same time, hats off (!)
It almost makes you think what the CVs had in mind when you watch the episode, the dostana track was clearly a last minute deal, the All iz well sequence was only aired yesterday yet we had seen the photo of Sehbaan's sardaarji get up almost a week or 2 weeks ago??

So what have they been shooting for the past couples of weeks?! I don't complain about the plot, just the evidently BAD editing. Euch. I was cringing with the SidMaan but admitedly it turned out better than expected :)

Chalo lets just hope tomorrow is better.

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Originally posted by: nm21

It almost makes you think what the CVs had in mind when you watch the episode, the dostana track was clearly a last minute deal, the All iz well sequence was only aired yesterday yet we had seen the photo of Sehbaan's sardaarji get up almost a week or 2 weeks ago??

So what have they been shooting for the past couples of weeks?!

I was wondering the exact same thing!!!! The sardar pics came out a long time ago and the dostana sequence was shot very recently, so what have they been doing till now. Seems like the so called creatives really don't have an ounce of creativity in them...and if Jennifer's sbs joke is their inspiration then I really wish she hadn't said it.

haan yaar... what is this chakkar? sometimes they rush the scenes and sometimes they keep dragging. They just cut the whole fight scene between SR yesterday . One of two dialogues of the fight were shown as Ridz was remembering their fight while walking in Sanjeevani.