Originally posted by: sps0114
Tina is young, CVS, UT team have given her kids to play with...there are young artist who do mature roles well too, tina is a good actress but they do not give her role a break...they have made ichcha act like a servant...they could have shown ichcha more confident and going out and doing a job...but cvs have this basti factor in their head and feel people rising from basti can not achieve finesse in life...ichcha in uttaran studying further and working would have been brilliant story and a motivator for many but they keep Ichcha in house arrest and her dialogues are the same too - like "daddu mai aa ke liyeh kya banau, same she asked Veer and Umed...they never showed Veer and Ichcha discussing Veer's projects or Ichcha showing interest in pursuing her dream of continuing her school...cvs just showed ichcha loosing all her identity with first vansh, taps and veer and head deep in family politics...
Look at Anandi in Balika Vadhu...I like her drive using wanting to teach and her family supporting her...UT is no longer a show that holds interest...most of it one sees in bits and pieces fast forwarding...or none at all
cvs very conveniently draaging tina in the same role and dialogues expressions over and over again...veecha scenes were becoming monotonous hence they brought in Madura for a change for nandish...every actor needs some variety...even Tina said she will learn something from Sudhir pandey...they all want new oportunity...tina is good with kids so cvs have given her two and hopefully veecha kid is on the way...
@ Bold.. Agree with you sps..
They had shown Ichcha as an intelligent girl earlier, when she had helped Tapasya with answers for winning the 'Miss Perfect' title. Suddenly later they started showing her as utterly dumb and made her do numerous mistakes like not telling essential truths to those who matter at the right time. Now they have ruined her character completely. It is like as long as she conforms to the cliched, stereo-typed role of a good 'bahu', she is approved, even though with verbal abuses and insults from her in-laws, and the moment she boldly confronts them and says something distasteful to them, even if it is the truth, she has committed a grave mistake and loses the trust of her husband and the other members and she aught to be thrown out of the house according to the orthodox Mai & Co.. If she gets out of that house which did not value her, she did the correct thing at last (even though she and Damini should have done it much earlier and left Jogi's house after he recovered from his heart attack), as she thought that Veer wants to settle happily with his supposed fake kid and that he preferred to believe Tapasya over her. Even now, this educated teacher should do the right thing by getting out of strangers' houses and after reporting the abandoned baby at the police station instead of bringing it up in some random stranger's place, should leave and set up her own rented house and start working and come up in life independently with out any rich guy's help and on her own hard work and merit. Only then she is fit to be called a lead protagonist heroine. Otherwise she will be only proving, 'Once a servant maid, always a servant maid' and conforming to the usual helpless, golden-hearted damsel in distress always waiting for someone to rescue her and no scope of her coming up in life like her role model, Jogi on her own.
They have portrayed Ichcha as a servant all the time and no progressive ideas as far as her career development is concerned, in spite of her being educated. I have written about this in an earlier post, highlighted in Red, the link of which I have given below:
Edited by hermione8 - 14 years ago
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