Rishbala love?? What I see now. - Page 8

Originally posted by: Arias

Good one...chill yar...[EMAIL= ][/EMAIL]

I totally agree to the original post. Really donno who posted it.
But I think the writers were banking on for some tears and sympathy from the viewers which is so illogical.
Emotions create movement and action. Persuaders know that each audience and individual has a different balance between logic and emotion.
The analytical type personalities need more logic than emotion whereas the amiable personalities require more emotion and less logic.
One must always remember, to have both elements present in your message, regardless of the personality types listening.
I strongly feel MB team failed to do so by giving this twist. It looks like a major part of madhubala will be happily forgotten are we have already in the process . What remains is the void a big one , which is not at all connected to the furture scenes. A lie as they have said is going to die and be forgotten and the turth as they say will never be understood or believed .So what is there to WATCH ?

-sirisha

I agree with everything you pointed out. It is an unhealthy relationship. But wasn't that sort of the premise of Madhubala? A dark love story? And likewise, those are rarely ever healthy.

Originally posted by: lovely_lady

I agree with everything you pointed out. It is an unhealthy relationship. But wasn't that sort of the premise of Madhubala? A dark love story? And likewise, those are rarely ever healthy.

Originally posted by: DonnaHarvey

may it was (I was not there from the beginning). but, can we can a spade a spade then? can we admit that this is abusive and not have romantic songs glorify the pyaar. I was a fan of Rishbala, a part of me is still delusional. But, I am angry with the creatives more than anything.

Why are all the Rishbala haters bringing back old dead posts? -_-

Originally posted by: lovely_lady

As viewers, we can definitely call a spade a spade. Many viewers are in uproar with Madhu going back to RK (alas their voices are shadowed by those zealots who believe RK is still right).

agreed

But if you think of it from a commercial aspect, what attracts an audience more? A love story with a bad boy? Or an abusive relationship? The love story with a bad boy brings in so many more viewers because people sometimes live vicariously through the main lead. There are hundreds of show's where the main male lead is a "bad boy." Kutumb, Iss Pyar Ko Kya Naam Do, Kaise Yeh Pyar Hai, etc. And all of these shows have gone on to become huge. Whereas show's that showcase abusive relationship, Saubhagyavti Bhava for example, lasted for about a year and its fan following was nowhere near the other shows. At the end of the day, making soap operas is a business and the most anyone ever thinks about is the money aspect or the story aspect. The message the show gives out to the audience is always overshadowed by other factors. Which is quite unfortunate.

Originally posted by: DushtDanaf.

Why are all the Rishbala haters bringing back old dead posts? -_-