Sharad In BP sequel-Epi 1 - Page 2

Originally posted by: nitu123

awesome posts oh-wow, leelaa

Thanks guys........you guys are just great.......with such a lovely forum...... who needs
Ekta or Colors........we will write the story....
and get someone with CGI expertise to take SK & Sk and make an
animation serial for us.......we don't need TRP's or anything else to curb our creativity
......seeing the fun we are having....all the channels will come knocking on our doors
.......hahahhahha

Originally posted by: zanraj

i love your style you are genious

Thanks.....see what we have become to get DV & Amoli together.

you know....you have really set me thinking......now that i think about it
u r so right......in channel's effort to not offend anybody they only seem to oppose or offend the poor MIL....
everything else is off limits......just look at BV or LTL.....they seem to have
run them through a CLEAN-OUT scanner......

there is nothing in LTL that comes through.....nothing whatsoever......social msg??? my foot!!!
.......look at BV.......nothing whatsoever is opposed.....nobody whatsoever can
take any offence........it is washed with detergent......here not even the MIL of MIL
is opposed.....

......@leela u have really opened a window to the way soaps work.....really honestly
didn't think like this......now all those kitchen-politics soaps make so much sense
......they were the only thing left to not offend anybodys sensibilty.

wow.......

Originally posted by: leelaa9

Oh, God. I love the way you write. 👏 Especially the barbs about LTL and Colors. 😆

'Jeevan Sathi''s Neal was played by the charming lead of YPNHK, and Ishwar was played by Aamir Dalvi from 'Jyoti'.

'Aisa Des Hai Mera' was also a damn good series, with fine leads.

But none of those pairings (and all three were great) were in the league - chemistrywise - of the electrifying effect DV and Amoli put on screen in BP.

@Leelaa9, oh-wow

As you may have fathomed by now, Iam not your regular serial watcher & as such cannot comment too much on your earlier post, Leelaa9. However I do see the rationale behind your argument & for the most part, agree with you.

In any work of fiction, even in fantasy, there must be a substance of truth in order for there to be a human connect.
Perhaps in the case of BP the 'truth' was too painfully close to the realities of a large section of the audience for them to actually romanticize about the story.
Thus the lack of human connect.
As such, an urban setting as oh-wow suggested elsewhere earlier might work better. For then, even the very same plot could be visualized by the audience in question, as being far removed from their own lives. They would then have no qualms ensconcing themselves in the story with flippant abandon, since it doesn't take place in their backyard anymore.

I for one am all for trousers rather than dhotis & thankfully do not know of anyone personally who struts around in be-jeweled orange kurtas. But that is neither here nor there….

As for controversies, I do think the producers are well aware that a few hot words strewn around gets them the necessary exposure, tweaking public interest in the bargain.

@Pankaj...well said ....could not agree with you more.....BP was too close to
home for comfort for many.........I for one would have liked to see what would be the outcome
of this uncompromising obsession........we seem to arrive at a mediocre settlement in life
so readily that this 'go out on limb for what i want' ....was really very intruiging to me.
.....but agreed that the earlier strong-arm tactics of DV would be unpalatable to some.

Yes this very same story can be reworked in an urban setting.

Originally posted by: Pankaj205

@Leelaa9, oh-wow

As you may have fathomed by now, Iam not your regular serial watcher & as such cannot comment too much on your earlier post, Leelaa9. However I do see the rationale behind your argument & for the most part, agree with you.

In any work of fiction, even in fantasy, there must be a substance of truth in order for there to be a human connect.
Perhaps in the case of BP the 'truth' was too painfully close to the realities of a large section of the audience for them to actually romanticize about the story.
Thus the lack of human connect.
As such, an urban setting as oh-wow suggested elsewhere earlier might work better. For then, even the very same plot could be visualized by the audience in question, as being far removed from their own lives. They would then have no qualms ensconcing themselves in the story with flippant abandon, since it doesn't take place in their backyard anymore.

I for one am all for trousers rather than dhotis & thankfully do not know of anyone personally who struts around in be-jeweled orange kurtas. But that is neither here nor there'.

As for controversies, I do think the producers are well aware that a few hot words strewn around gets them the necessary exposure, tweaking public interest in the bargain.

Oh-wow, Ryan, thank you both for your great comments. Really appreciate it. 😃