Please make Pankhuri's character believable.

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Posted: 13 years ago

It is so easy for people to relate to Adi's character. Not just because Nakul is handsome and good actor, but also because of the character sketching. He is a normal person with varied shades. Impulsive, sometimes can think stupid (dostiwala shadi), above all caring. On the contrary, Pankhuri is pictured to be too perfect. For this reason, nobody can identify themselves with her. (I loved her during few episodes after Shadi. Being little bossy, getting angry over Adi ... She looked real. Then again, she went on to her idealistic mode).

Request to CVs. Please show her as a real human being. No educated girl will tolerate silently (or shed tears), if her parents get insulted by her in laws family. Nor will she remain so quiet (or teary eyes), every time she stands in front of her Sasu_ma. I want a Pankhuri with many colours. Sometime angry, sometime naughty too. (I am not looking for OTT acting. But I want her to come out of preachy mode.)

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Sabrina the Witch

@shesherkobita

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Posted: 13 years ago

i agreee ... it will be nice to see naughty side too... but don't know... with accumulation of all these villains... she seems to be getting deeper & deeper into the righteous mode...

I hope Guptas just yank her away to Kullu... I have been waiting for a Kullu romance for a long time...

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*Reemz*

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Posted: 13 years ago

I don't think she's THAT unrealistic. I think the one scene which I associate with her character is the time where she lectures Latika about smoking. Latika assumed Pankhu is going to get all preachy like a miss goody two shoes but all she really said is that it's up to the person how to live their lifestyle and she can do whatever she wants. Shes not going to look down on Latika because she smokes but she just believes that smoking is unhealthy regardless of whether you're a man or woman. That scene has stayed with me because it would be something I would relate to.

Otherwise yes she is a little miss perfect who is doing anything to keep that promise but she doesn't prude into other people's business. She's fairly simple & straightforward. Would love to see the fun side to her more definitely.

Edited by *Reemz* - 13 years ago

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Posted: 13 years ago

Originally posted by: *Reemz*
I don't think she's THAT unrealistic. I think the one scene which I associate with her character is the time where she lectures Latika about smoking. Latika assumed Pankhu is going to get all preachy like a miss goody two shoes but all she really said is that it's up to the person how to live their lifestyle and she can do whatever she wants. Shes not going to look down on Latika because she smokes but she just believes that smoking is unhealthy regardless of whether you're a man or woman. That scene has stayed with me because it would be something I would relate to.

Otherwise yes she is a little miss perfect who is doing anything to keep that promise but she doesn't prude into other people's business. She's fairly simple & straightforward. Would love to see the fun side to her more definitely.

To me, she is going to court because she is a good citizen (What is it? Acha Nagarik?) was totally unnecessary. (I am not bothered about Rubel). It takes her character away from us. Only lively person in Diwan's house is Preeti. Her duals with Sheila are the only entertainers.

Sabrina, I also keep thinking of Adi and her in Kulu. I want more than just romance between them. Last time when Adi went angrily, Pankhu told Preeti masi- Adi ko mein manaloongi. Kaise ? With tears? Do it the way Madhubala did for Devanand. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2rFmmdUIbQ I would also love watching her having a little bit of tu tu mein mein with Avantika, instead of politely standing in front of her. What is there in love without fights?

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Posted: 13 years ago

Originally posted by: usrfan

Hahah... my husband loved the song... he has an old soul... he lives in the black & white era...I was thinking more in the line of Uma (Abhiman) shocked to the core (snt back to Kullu)... Disha is good with quiet demeanor (not so with emotional ones)... hence my dream is a scene like this one after some MU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VS4YigwbLeA

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Posted: 13 years ago

Originally posted by: shesherkobita
Hahah... my husband loved the song... he has an old soul... he lives in the black & white era...I was thinking more in the line of Uma (Abhiman) shocked to the core (snt back to Kullu)... Disha is good with quiet demeanor (not so with emotional ones)... hence my dream is a scene like this one after some MU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VS4YigwbLeA

Even I love B&W movies of particular directors (like Gurudutt). Not gone up to Saigal though 😊. Abhimaan scene is a really emotional one. You have made Pankhu even more serious now😃.

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Kashish Malhotra

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Posted: 13 years ago

I agree with you guys on various points. I feel that if Pankhudi's character was tweaked a little by showing unexpected emotions/reactions, it will only enhance her character. This will be more realistic. I was slightly miffed when Pankhudi only stood up for her parents once infront of Rubal that day. I was expecting her to be more firm the way she was many a times previously with Rubal (the slapping scene and right after the shadow hand holding scene where she retorts Rubal). I was expecting that after this, we will continue to see that side of Pankhudi. I think it'd be nice to see Pankhudi in the coming episodes in a new light.

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