Hee hee :D

It was nice to see an encounter specialist not able to trace a simple CD. She goes around asking guests whether they had removed the CD from the player! 😲

How long does it take to cut across a hall anyway? If the encounter specialist was slow, so was the "terrorist". He should have been more agile in getting to the player or the plug or in intercepting Zara. But no...nothing. Makes me wonder how he gives the police the slip if he is so slow. And then you have Inder chasing a CD on all fours (no comments on that).

Rishi, who knows that Zara is a police officer on a mission, cannot play mature for a while. A lovesick Rishi and a roomful of guests...NO ONE heard Mission Ravan being mentioned or suspected a thing. Not even the chappie who is supposed to assist Zara. He, poor fellow, is busy mourning the loss of Munna.

On the whole, the comedy quotient has been retained. Good epi.

Originally posted by: preethimadhavg

nice review 😊

Not sure if you really liked the episode and are being sarcastic here, but I was only genuinely laughing uncontrollably at the episode. Sorry if any sentiments were hurt, but honestly, I could not get over the way the scenes played out. 😆

Originally posted by: AllThingsNice

Not sure if you really liked the episode and are being sarcastic here, but I was only genuinely laughing uncontrollably at the episode. Sorry if any sentiments were hurt, but honestly, I could not get over the way the scenes played out. 😆

Originally posted by: -Sachin-

Just one more question, 😆

When Mallik taken out the power plug of CD player, then how come without power Zara managed to open the cd tray of CD player? 😕

Aila! Logical question!! Please don't scare the writers with questions like these.

Originally posted by: AllThingsNice

Aila! Logical question!! Please don't scare the writers with questions like these.

Aside - Off-topic: Whenever I watch scenes and episodes like this, I cannot help compare them with shows like Crime Patrol that use real incidents as a base. There, the police are quick, calculative, perceptive, alert, intelligent professionals who are trained to get to the psyche of the criminal. They do not portray people in the police force as buffoons.

Of course, the USP of shows like Crime Patrol is different. I have the same grouse with the portrayal of doctors and medical procedures. These are favourite butchering items in films and TV.

Maybe this is an unfair comparison. Maybe there is no comparison. But to make caricatures of the character and the profession of the character should stop. Some little bit logic should be used.

Just my POV.

Originally posted by: -Sachin-

Just one more question, 😆
When Mallik taken out the power plug of CD player, then how come without power Zara managed to open the cd tray of CD player? 😕

Originally posted by: kinara17

sachu ..just watch ..itni gehrayi mai mat jaao toh acha 😆 if u want to know so many real answers then end up with 😆😆
and cvs bhi bolega hey maa dharti lelo apni baahon main..😆😆 yieh viewers bhi sab kiun samajh jaate hain?hame akela chor kiun nahi dete?😆

Originally posted by: AllThingsNice

Aside - Off-topic: Whenever I watch scenes and episodes like this, I cannot help compare them with shows like Crime Patrol that use real incidents as a base. There, the police are quick, calculative, perceptive, alert, intelligent professionals who are trained to get to the psyche of the criminal. They do not portray people in the police force as buffoons.

Of course, the USP of shows like Crime Patrol is different. I have the same grouse with the portrayal of doctors and medical procedures. These are favourite butchering items in films and TV.

Maybe this is an unfair comparison. Maybe there is no comparison. But to make caricatures of the character and the profession of the character should stop. Some little bit logic should be used.

Just my POV.