Pratigya Story - A big disappointment

Originally posted by: sscho

Having now watched all the episodes thus far, I am deeply disappointed with the story. I believe It had the greatest potential for development when the program started, but was squandered away due to lack of imagination and creativity of the key players, namely, the story teller, the director and the production team.

The dysfunctional families in the program, the bad behaviours of the individuals and the relentless victimization of helpless women involved is nothing new in India. I believe basing this show all on negatives is not entertainment. It is merely providing cheap thrills to masses but boring for the discerning audiance after watching repeat of the same contrived situations from scene to scene .

I applaud the stars of the show for their characterization of the roles. I only wish that their energies and skills were directed to produce a memorable drama. My specific suggestions are:

1. Let your characters grow up to show how they have evolved given the circumstances surrounding them.

2. Let the guilty be caught and sent away as it happens in the real world, sooner or later.

3. Trash the idea of a young beautiful and educated girl opting to marry an illiterate idiot from the Sajjan Singh household who she already knew and ran away from. This notion was much too contrived and unreal regardless of the buildup. This turn in the story was the proverbial last straw. I lost all interest in the program after watching this episode.

Originally posted by: sscho

Having now watched all the episodes thus far, I am deeply disappointed with the story. I believe It had the greatest potential for development when the program started, but was squandered away due to lack of imagination and creativity of the key players, namely, the story teller, the director and the production team.

The dysfunctional families in the program, the bad behaviours of the individuals and the relentless victimization of helpless women involved is nothing new in India. I believe basing this show all on negatives is not entertainment. It is merely providing cheap thrills to masses but boring for the discerning audiance after watching repeat of the same contrived situations from scene to scene .

I applaud the stars of the show for their characterization of the roles. I only wish that their energies and skills were directed to produce a memorable drama. My specific suggestions are:

1. Let your characters grow up to show how they have evolved given the circumstances surrounding them.

2. Let the guilty be caught and sent away as it happens in the real world, sooner or later.

3. Trash the idea of a young beautiful and educated girl opting to marry an illiterate idiot from the Sajjan Singh household who she already knew and ran away from. This notion was much too contrived and unreal regardless of the buildup. This turn in the story was the proverbial last straw. I lost all interest in the program after watching this episode.

Originally posted by: sscho

Having now watched all the episodes thus far, I am deeply disappointed with the story. I believe It had the greatest potential for development when the program started, but was squandered away due to lack of imagination and creativity of the key players, namely, the story teller, the director and the production team.

The dysfunctional families in the program, the bad behaviours of the individuals and the relentless victimization of helpless women involved is nothing new in India. I believe basing this show all on negatives is not entertainment. It is merely providing cheap thrills to masses but boring for the discerning audiance after watching repeat of the same contrived situations from scene to scene .

I applaud the stars of the show for their characterization of the roles. I only wish that their energies and skills were directed to produce a memorable drama. My specific suggestions are:

1. Let your characters grow up to show how they have evolved given the circumstances surrounding them.

2. Let the guilty be caught and sent away as it happens in the real world, sooner or later.

3. Trash the idea of a young beautiful and educated girl opting to marry an illiterate idiot from the Sajjan Singh household who she already knew and ran away from. This notion was much too contrived and unreal regardless of the buildup. This turn in the story was the proverbial last straw. I lost all interest in the program after watching this episode.

Originally posted by: Dyehard

Hear, hear!!

Most of us who loved the show earlier are trying to say the very same thing. A strengthening voice is very welcome!