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I hope you will read this and take our concerns into consideration and act accordingly.
BAVD is a truly unique concept and that we on this forum applaud you for sharing with us. The lead couple are a joy to watch and we have grown to love them so much that at times it becomes hard to distingush between what is real and what is reel.
Lately, we the fans have been left feeling somewhat conned by the current track you have running. Not because we don't think it is a good idea in it's own right. But more so because we don't feel it is being dealt with in a satisfactory manner.
It has taken you several weeks now to get Murli to reveal the truth of why he maintains a distance between him and Bharti. Great, it's what we've all been waiting for.
But bearing in mind that there was an article a few weeks back saying that a leap is due, and by our calculations that would be next week perhaps, could you explain how it is you plan to bring this track to a satisfactory conclusion?
If the leap is indeed next week, then surely that doesn't allow enough time to deal with the issue at hand. The 'intimacy' issue and what it means for BharLi. Are to see Bharti's pregnancy announced today, the mention of possible complications and then wham bam thank you ma'am, a leap next week?
Are then as viewers to assume that either BharLi resolved the matter or that for 7 years they didn't come near each other?
Not acceptable. If you have gone down the path of opening up this can of worms, you ought to deal with it properly. It is not acceptable to have prolonged the revelation, only to rush the through the matter in an epi or two, in order to facilitate a leap.
We don't want to assume anything. We want to see. We want to see BharLi dealing with these complications. We want to see Murli making it up to Bharti in the most spectacular fashion.
Could we not hold off the leap for a few weeks? We want to see this given the appropriate time and consideration it deserves.
Resolve this properly and take it to it's conclusion in a logical and natural manner. This is one issue that I don't think you have any rights to mess about with for creative purposes. You cannot be complacent in such matters for the sake of poetic licence.
We invest a lot of time, interest and emotions in this show. Please don't short-change us
Udne Ki Aasha
