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Many members have rightly pointed out the repetitiveness of Ekta's plots. Gomzi, Prem, Ansh, Vishal... sons of good parents turn bad [to different degrees]. The basic theme is nature vs. nurture. Though the treatment is usually predictable, the core issue has some substance. Environment and upbringing mould the character. To what extent is it reversible? That is another question.
As a contrast to Vishal, we might see a good son who is not a biological offspring of Santu-Dm but nurtured by them.
Obviously, this conflict of parents, children and [maybe] foster-children has all the elements of high drama.
As a contrast to Vishal, we might see a good son who is not a biological offspring of Santu-Dm but nurtured by them.
Obviously, this conflict of parents, children and [maybe] foster-children has all the elements of high drama.
Mr And Mrs Parshuram
