Reasons to Love Punar Vivah!--pg 2

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jikky_84

@jikky_84

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Posted: 13 years ago

#11

Wonderful post. You covered everything. Loved it.

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Gagori Chatterjee

@jyoti06

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Posted: 13 years ago

#12

Here r my 10 reasons why I love this show ...

1)The concept of Remarriage between a divorcee and a widower 👍🏼

2)Every character has their share of flaws but a good story-telling is all about the journey of converting flawed characters into flawless characters in the long run and not vice versa 😉👍🏼

3)The parallel tracks of PraDi or Panku-Vidhi are equally strong and interesting along with the main track of AarYa 👍🏼

4)The production values of the show is amazing ..real locations ..costumes...grand sets ..👍🏼

5)All actors are doing a good job and hv started connecting to their characters 👍🏼

6)Wonderful promotions strategies r applied with the help of newspaper campaigns and awareness on remarriage 👍🏼

7)Screenplay in most episodes have been thoughtprovoking till now which has resulted in extreme reactions from viewers and thats again intelligent and good story telling 👍🏼...Also the symbolisms written in the screenplay so far r spot on ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

8)Yeh Dil hai which is the theme song for AarYa is catchy and fits perfectly well on them 😳👍🏼

9) Brothers Bonding and Scindia Bahus bonding is one of the positive highlight of the show 👍🏼

10)Issues like name-change are few of the harsh realities of our society and if given right treatment ,outcome can do a world of good to the show 👍🏼

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Shubhika

@shubhika124

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Posted: 13 years ago

#13

I know baby 🤗 Study well k 👍🏼

And im very good!

How abt u sugar?😳

miss u 😔

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Maham

@Allbut1

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Posted: 13 years ago

#14

@Jyo: Well said! 👏 This show really has got some extremely strong factors working for it, and it can really just grow and move up from here which is very exciting!

I absolutely love this thought of yours: Every character has their share of flaws but a good story-telling is all about the journey of converting flawed characters into flawless characters in the long run and not vice versa

I think you mentioned this is the beginning of the show as well, and I was very intrigued by this take. I remember thinking about it, and you're absolutely correct. In terms of what the viewers want to see this is the exact road map that must be followed. When you start off with a very human and flawed character, the story immediately becomes about his/her journey to reaching that perfect status that we have envisioned for them in our head, and once they reach there, the pleasure of seeing a well rounded and established character is truly satisfying. There is more of a connection between the audience and the character because we have stuck through with them in this journey, in the good and bad times, we've seen it all and we've seen how they came out of every adversity stronger than before and this elevates their respect in our eyes.

On the other hand when you start off with a flawless character, it's hard to accept them, because perfection isn't natural, and more importantly because there is no room for character growth. It's also impossible for the writers to maintain a perfect character, and so when the inevitable fall happens, it becomes a huge turn off!

Every character is Punar Vivah is flawed, which not only makes for amazing story telling, but also ensures that they have enough angles to keep the story moving ahead. With the amount of parallel tracks and characters they have introduced, I feel that once the story kicks into high gear, there won't be a moment of lag where the audience starts feeling that a certain track is pointless and unnecessary and that I think is one of this show's greatest strength!