Loving loving loving SC

I loved SC the first 2 months .. then i stopped watching it regulary but now i am loving SC again .. the story i moving in every episode as it did in the beginning .. i hope it continues this way!!

yes i am loving it too

hope to see kumud re learn to live again and saras re learns to love again


and both fall in love again just like old sweet times

I agree, I started watching SC at the beginning then found it just too slow but the last month or so has now become not to be missed viewing.

Agree,

Originally posted by: Hasini_sb

I loved SC the first 2 months .. then i stopped watching it regulary but now i am loving SC again .. the story i moving in every episode as it did in the beginning .. i hope it continues this way!!

You are absolutely right! The twists and turns have been interesting. I was a little worried when Kalika was winning there for a while and Kumud was being a sati-savitri... but I am glad the character of Saras was portrayed sensibly. He uses his brain and his money wisely.
In most other shows we would have had to suffer through an auction and melodrama. Or Kumud taking an agni -prariksha. I was ROFL when she said I already did, I came out of the fire my husband set! Whoever is writing the dialogues - kudos man - you have a great but subtle sense of humor!

And that mil she says "I wont eat or drink until he returns", if I was her husband I would have said good riddance. She did of course look after Kumud like she did her daughter, she compromised her own daughter's life and Kumud's life. i wish they tell us that story as well, it would be interesting. Also at some point Buddhanji said Pramad was not his son, i wish they pursue that angle as well. we are already used to Saras and Kumud being apart, so instead of the usual love story, I hope they focus on other stories...
also Kumud asking for a divorce, the Mil was shocked - good acting lady- that was really natural and expected of a deluded person like her... this is what makes SC unique. In fact they must get an award for Kumud breaking off her mangalsutra. I wanted to scream "jai mata di" If only more women in India think that way, we would not have the problems we do now.