Do you think that serials have a story? - Page 5

Originally posted by: Savage

@crazy4KASH_AR

Like I said, fictions basically are stories. It only depends one the viewer's perspectives. A person with a sensible disposition who seeks meaning in everything would call Barfi the best movie of this year. On the other hand if someone is everything Cheesy and seeks glamour and grandeur in their stories, Student of the Year will be their pick. Neither can be called 'story-less' because movies cannot be made without a story. But then since I belong to the first category, I simply cannot get myself to even watch Student of the Year because it's not the kind of movie I'd watch. (:

Similarly, there's a reason why Hindi soap operas are called 'Saas Bahu Dramas' - every story for a LONG time has been directly or indirectly inspired by Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi. Then came the 'Youth Based Shows' who were all at the basic level of em feeding you with an AR-style of romance and that's it. Eye-locks and flying dupattas and secret passages, y'know?😛So I will call them two stories for like 200 different shows.😆

But Qubool Hai seems like an integration of both these kinds in moderation to me. For now it is unique, and hopefully may not succumb to mainstream TRP issues. Because story or not, as long as they've got KSG, TRP never gets affected.😆

Originally posted by: harshdb

<font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif" size="2">i m not sure on which Catagery should I vote on your thread. as far i observed, any serial initially starts with good story line when the days goes on, they drag it and it becomes routine line . that is where i loose my interest to watch. but QH serial has a great story line. the entire QH team is doing good so far. thats why i voted for the last option.</font>

Originally posted by: crazy4KASH_AR

Well I can surely understand the reason of your dilemma.
The tragedy with the storyline of serials is seriously ghar ghar ki kahani of every daily soap with 1 or 2 exceptions.
But we can't deny that serials do have a story and an award for the Best Story Writer should be incorporated in ITA.
QH is surely doing wonders right now.I'm loving the show like crazy especially the beautiful dialogues.
You voted for the last option.Emm I think in the end serials do end from where they have started by uniting the leads or making both of them dead, no matter how many relevant or irrelevant twists and turns a serial takes in its lifetime.That is why I still believe that serials do have a story line.
Anyways thanks a lot for sharing your views.
Take care!

Originally posted by: RandomSquared

i think this is why its more needed to have a best write category...so that writers are more encouraged to give shows a story instead of acompilationof event that keep happening without any point. alot of shows have had and have great stories...there are also shows that have nothing to say.

giving the writersimportancewill everyone realize the important of goodwriting.

Originally posted by: -Aarya-

<font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">A story consists of beginning, middle and end, while serials stories are never ending!

There are many elements to creating a successful socially conscious running serials which can be recognized for an award through creative writing. It requires a good on screen characters, believable story line, dedicated writers, supportive producers and most importantly an audience who will tune into the next episode. If all these elements come together a story can be a real catalyst for social change and can be recognized for an award.

I believe a drama is a imitation of a human action that has a beginning, a middle, and an end, where as serials belong to a a separate genre cause of an indefinitely expandable middle.

If anything ITA should have a separate category for soap opera but not story writing. </font>

Originally posted by: kritzksgian

it has the most wonderfull story

love QH a lot