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Dutta does need to understand. That is without a doubt. But do they have to show yet another "cliche", this time jealousy, to bring about that "understanding?" To get them together, we have had to deal with:dutta helicopter crashshootout at mandirfalling off the cliff in a carbeing stranded in a jungleJagtap comes and goes (dies) having given his grand lesson in loveNaku gets kidnapped by AnnaAnna dies at his wife's hands...and instead of mourning her husband, even if he was a sociopath, she gives her "naku's love is true...🤣🤣marriage with kali nakudutta's gussa"drunken" dancing Naku--just turn her on, and watch her dance around like some toy monkey.another man/jealousy (so damn typical and stupid. If you need another guy to help you realize you love somebody, then that's not that great a love. I mean Jagtap, Anna, and others came in to help this hopeless couple and now this track?)And, of course, let me not forget Anna's brother's entry. I wonder why he is being added?😆And other countless situations. I'm sorry -- I can't accept or defend everything the CVs dish out and say it makes sense or there's a good reason behind it....they're taking it nice and slow to "develop" the characters and develop the delicate "trust". I mean come on. I'm just not a yeah-sayer to everything...I mean just look at the show these days. If someone thinks it's the same as it was before in quality and storytelling, then I don't even know what to say. Actually, I do, but it's best left unsaid.😆
When, and if, LTL ends, I would like it to end like Jane Eyre or Madeline.
Like the mad wife in Jane Eyre, and the mad house keeper in Madeline, Kalavati Shriram Patil, on the brink of madness (all her plans failed, and she is exposed), sets Patil Nivas on fire, and jumps from the roof 😛
That would be the perfect end. Dutta and Nakku build an new house, or move into one, and live happily ever after😛
The house needs to burn down, I tell you. Only then can they start afresh with their lives😛
