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Originally posted by: superchild
I appreciate your comment.Having said that however, I feel like some of the points that you have brought up have nothing to do with what I have said.I never said anything about not liking Ayesha. I applaud her for taking up a challenging show like Arjun. It's a tough role to step into, however whatever she has show thus far is impressive. Your comments in relation to not accepting her, or not recognizing that she's hard working are invalid. No one has said anything about that in this discussion topic.Also, I believe that Arjun is different from the other crime based shows, because it deals with different issues at hand. The way the episodes are brought to life is different from a CID or Crime Patrol. You think they don't show romance then the show will become boring. I think that if they focus on the romance- the show will become an average daily soup with crime fighting as the backdrop. I think there's enough daily soaps out there to fill my appetite. Consider this- everyday we eat the same kinds of food (i.e sabzi, roti, chawal etc) but when we get to eat something different, we relish that and wish we didn't have to eat the same boring food everyday. Well Arjun is like that. It is the Chicken Tikka of Indian television.Also, I think it's absolutely doable to showcase characters and investigation at the same time. The simplest way is to relate a case to a characters past/current situation. Does that not give us an inside into a character and an investigation?I signed up to watch an intelligent crime show- not some sort of mushy romantic comedy where the love of the two characters overshadows the real purpose of the show. By saying so, I'm not saying Ayesha (or Riya) shouldn't have been part of the show. I think more women should be brought in.