It isn't about how the last episode will be - Page 2

Originally posted by: angake

Thank You Saffi. Well said. 👏

When I look at the entire PV journey I can only think of how beautiful this journey was. I always try to look at the glass as half full. But I also want to be realistic. If there is an episode that I didn't quite like I would hate to brush it under the rug and dwell only on the positives. That is not a healthy way of looking at things and we can never grow emotionally that way. I love the good parts, I accept that there were also bad parts. This track was definitely rushed. I am not going to be arrogant enough to say that they should have done that or this, even though I definitely have some ideas 😆 but I am definitely not going to gloss over all the parts that were bad and only look at all the parts that were good. When I do that, I feel I am not being fair to the story at all. But at the same time just because I accept that there were things that could have been and should have been done better especially in these last days, it is not going to take me away from the fact that I absolutely adore this story and for me personally, it has been one of the most beautiful journeys I have taken with a fiction couple. 😳

I agree Kirthi! It's always good to see both sides, and not to have a biased view of something. When there has been a track that I didn't like, I've openly said it, but I never ever felt like I would love Punar Vivah less or it was any less amazing. I'm so glad that it didn't steer away from the concept and I'm also very relieved that the characterization was very consistent throughout the show. This is one of the only shows I've seen where the characterization has been so realistic and consistent from the beginning until the very end.

Originally posted by: MelodiousDreams

Thanks, Saffi. I'm relieved that I'm not the only one who is trying to stay afloat like this.

If this were a show by any other PH, based on my general exposure to various shows that have gone off-air prematurely or have been dragged after changes in story/actors have occurred due to channel politics, there would have been a rush to pull things together and make everyone happy, even it that meant resorting to contrived nonsense...Ishita would have been forgiven, most likely...

What I like about this PH is that, even if they had to bring this show to an end, they're doing it so that they don't have to make themselves and us suffer through TRP-related gimmicks that would ruin whatever the creatives had built up. And even now, with the new story starting up, the PH didn't back away from giving the viewers multiple sequences filled with Yash-Aarti moments. They could have given us nothing at all. But they gave us a LOT.

No show is perfect - nothing is perfect in life. But people need to put things in perspective...I hope that happens eventually. Unless they just want to be bitter about this whole thing, including the better days of the show...That's their prerogative. Who am I to say anything?

Okay, I'm going to go back to my little corner now. Best wishes to all!

Oh for sure, if it were another PH Ishita would definitely be forgiven! 😆 I never expected Ishi to be forgiven in our show, because realistically (I think) no mother would be able to forgive someone who harmed their children and their family.

I agree again! We've been given so many AarYa scenes in the last few days that they didn't have to give us! In pretty much every show that I've watched, there is only one scene between the leads on the very last episode where they sort out their differences or promise to be together forever. But in the episodes leading up to that, they're not really shown together, because the writer's of those shows were trying to create anticipation for the final episode. We've been given so many Yash/Aarti scenes throughout the show, that I don't expect the last one to be filled with only them. I'm actually very happy that they incorporated PraDhi into the last episode too, because AarYa's wedding happened along with theirs.

Yup, that's their decision. I'm going to take everything calmly now. If they wish to think of PV in a negative light, that's their choice. I'll always treasure this Punar Vivah in my heart because Yash and Aarti's journey was very, very beautiful and because of this, I won't ever be able to stop praising Shashi and Sumeet Mittal for this innovative show.

Originally posted by: .KillTheBitch.

Not interested in writing a paragraph, but I agree...😆

When I'm ready to break down, I'll PM you!🥺😆

Thanks for agreeing! 😆

... I hope you never PM me if that's the case. 😛 I still haven't broken down.

Originally posted by: smileymj10

Very well said Saffi, agree with you.

Despite seeing only one episode, viewer's must see the serial as a whole. And yes, it really gave us a wonderful journey. Let's be thankful to them!

Today's episode was the best tactic of the ph I guess. To make the viewers stay. And they knew it!

Well, we still have one last card left, so let's do not judge them yet and conclude further after we see the episode on Monday.

I guess CVs will give us another Aarya moment at the last time, to release the anger that grows inside us. They know how to play with viewers feeling. So let's see, how does PV1 really ended. And that's the only time we can tell if it's good or bad.

Thanks! To be fair, the PH and ZeeTV needs to promote their new show too. GC/KS are professionals and the storyline is such that they have to introduce the new leads (through the whole wedding planning scenario). I'm just glad that it really was a smooth transition like Mr. Sumeet Mittal said. Whether they know it or not, GC/KS promoting the show is probably the best way to maintain the current TRP audience's interest too, and I honestly cannot blame them. If I were in their shoes, I would do the same things. I don't think their intention was to play with our feeling's. We must remember that PV is a creation by the Mittal's. They're probably attached with the way they moulded their character's and their story as well. I like to compare it to a novel. An author will most likely be very attached to his/her story, even though it sells and they make money out of it. If they publish a second novel, there might be a sticker or something on the first novel that they published giving a brief synopsis of the new story. I don't see it as anything unnatural.

Originally posted by: ilovepyaar

Thanks! To be fair, the PH and ZeeTV needs to promote their new show too. GC/KS are professionals and the storyline is such that they have to introduce the new leads (through the whole wedding planning scenario). I'm just glad that it really was a smooth transition like Mr. Sumeet Mittal said. Whether they know it or not, GC/KS promoting the show is probably the best way to maintain the current TRP audience's interest too, and I honestly cannot blame them. If I were in their shoes, I would do the same things. I don't think their intention was to play with our feeling's. We must remember that PV is a creation by the Mittal's. They're probably attached with the way they moulded their character's and their story as well. I like to compare it to a novel. An author will most likely be very attached to his/her story, even though it sells and they make money out of it. If they publish a second novel, there might be a sticker or something on the first novel that they published giving a brief synopsis of the new story. I don't see it as anything unnatural.

Very good discussion..I agree with all of u..PH is doing a quite good job by trying to satisfied all...

Safi dear loved your post dear yes i was just upset at the end of the episode yesterday , but i was happy with other scenes esp tum hi ho song sequence on aarya it was so nostalgic, yes the PH and the actors are trying to give their best closure to the show.

Nice post. Thanks for the motivation and the positive energy.

saffi what bother me is not the last episode but the way it was leaded to in last few weeks it wasnot potrayed as cvs are known for n its all in rush n also forceful which we cant deny