Totally agree, Anu.
Kriya have been pushed to the back burner all the time, just brief scenes of them, we need to see their progression rather than the rest.
The thakurs are great actors, but they're also getting too repetitive now.
The Saxenas....whatever...Agree with u Suk. Kriya is always pushed back. not it is almost 6months their story is held back. they have to show how their relationship growing up. pratigya understanding krishna more and krishna too. they discuss thing between them like a normal husband and wife and krishna looking for a serious job and they should show pratigya giving suggestions to what job he can look. they r not all doing that. pratigya just tells him to find a job. how will he do that. she has to give some suggestions. make him to read a and write. then we can watch some nice kriya scenes in that. i don;t know why CV's ignore krishna;s reading and writing. ya thakkurs r good. but they also become repetitive like u said. then people will loses interest.
Thanks Suk,
Kriya has been playing the second fiddle for a very long time now. As a matter of fact the parent thakur's have more scenes than them. I agree that they are good actors,but the cvs have to remember that the soul of the serial is Kriya. People are interested in their lovestory. As a matter of fact its true as you said that ss and sds are getting repetitive.The same expressions,the same dialouge,the same hatred. All too boring.
Hope the cvs come to their senses.Anu thank u so much for starting the post. You always start nice post. The cv's always do that. They start something and leave it unfinished. it is nothing new. i don;t know why they backstage Kriya. they r the main characters of the story. they also have to be in the main stage for sometime. they need rest and all. we understand. but too much rest is not good. Ya u r true. SS and Sds r repetiting and the whole hatred. something different they have to show. i don;t know why they don;t show pratigya making krishna read and write and give suggestion to what job he can do.
