Punar Vivah has lost its charm

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chokri

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Posted: 13 years ago

#31

Originally posted by: suresh555
Yash's issues should be very minor compared to Aarti's mental torture since the wedding. It would be justifiable if Aarti threw fits and tantrums, but we do not see Aarti doing that.

If they want to show Yash into heavy depression and psychiatric treatment, that is fine as long a they don't show Boa and Gaytree blaming and attacking Aarti as a punching bag. I think most of us have less issue with Yash's depression and more with his behaviour towards Aarti which instigate Boa and Gaytree to go more crazier towards Aarti. Rather I would have liked to see Gaytree working with Aarti to help Yash and Mr Scindia sending Boa to a boot camp

Good One! Yash n Arati both r strong characters but now they r showing one as mental patient n other as newborn(always crying) Bua is the villain all the story needs a villain so i will let her go but Gayatri is like a chameleon changes colors n switches sides ven ever needed...

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gshow2011

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Posted: 13 years ago

#32

well if you look from my stand point. Arti has also thrown tantrums she hass just not physically abused and in her case Yash helped her taking the bullet

In Yash case and most men - they are not able to express weeping venting is not considered manly they show anger frustration but that is to camouflage the deep inner thought process sometimes it can take a toll of its own, Yash has not shared his thoughts with anyone ,Arti is the only one after 4 yrs but he is reluctant he doesn't know whether or not he should confess in her or treat her like stranger and close his books to her. He has hard time accepting

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Raveena

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Posted: 13 years ago

#33

Yes agree G3 and Bua are attacking Aarti without reason, but that's what happens In such a situation everything and everyone around is blamed except the real problem!!

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Aditi

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Posted: 13 years ago

#34

I would say it can lose its charm real soon for masses if they keep on dragging this stressful dilemma. Since last week, I was founding this track quite interesting as I wanted to know the reason of Yash's anguish but they didn't disclose it till yet. I am not too patient with stressful drama where I see a family in mental pain for long. Now I am getting a not so good vibe that they might leave this topic in middle and will directly jump on to next track with new guy without giving us a proper closing for this track. I hope I prove wrong.

And about comparison of Yash's anger and Aarti's pain, I don't think so we can judge the intensity by exhibition of emotions. One can go through a lot without even letting know. So siding anyone would be quite illogical for me.

My foremost problem with writer is "he writes too illogical sometimes" For e.g. Yesterday he showed Prateek asked G3 to go home and Papa Scindiya supported him. I mean in what world a mother should be asked to leave his son and go rest at home and that's just too give Aarti sometime with Yash. Selfish in my eyes.

Secondly, If Aarti was following Yash (which I didn't like as why in the world she can't stop repeating one thing which is clearly announced as prohibited but anyways), Why she lost track of him then?? Makes no sense to me that Prateek and Aarti came home with a assumption that Yash might be at home.

I am holding on to Punar Vivah forever as I don't want to give up on it. I love Yash's character so much that now almost addicted to this show."Purely my reason" and needs not be taken as logic. But I will sincerely appreciate CVs if they end current track with proper justification and Please show characters like G3 & bua little mature as per their age.

Cheers.😊

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PuvZ

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Posted: 13 years ago

#35

Chill people. Take a deep breath. Things cant alwayz go smooth ryte. Then it wil b like fantasy. I know Cv is draggin it. Bt remember Gurmeetz interview. He said hv a little patience Cv had planned something big for us n v will love it. So v just hv to be a little patience. 😃

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Raveena

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Posted: 13 years ago

#36

Loving Punar Vivah they can drag me wherever they want!! 😆

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akui1984

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Posted: 13 years ago

#37

@ chokri - I feel that way too sometimes. I loved the Mumbai track no matter how contrived those scenes were! I get excited about those Aarya moments and those moments with the children. And then they came back and Yash was angry...I was definitely curious to know why (OMG!!! Why could have happened???)...even my family (minus my younger sister who is a K-Pop fanatic) got all geared up and tried to be mind readers of the writers . Then they dragged those scenes and I am like oook...speculate more and more...expectations get higher and higher...Then Aarti was like..there was a fire in Mumbai and I went...HUH??? You cant rmr a fire??? Seriously...Then the never-ending Bua's taunts...Gayathri's accusations...Yash spiralling into further depression...Aarti tears and apology and tears and apology...And I just went hmmm...this show is like on repeat mode somedays!

But some people are saying let's wait for Yash POV...so waiting. There is this new guy coming in and there will be something good in store...so surprise me!

Even Yash's treatment is gearing towards dissapointment...Hypnosis - seriously??? someone open a thread on this alrdy...

Anyway,I think someone wrote in the DC thread abt why Aarti is behaving like that and it does make sense to a certain extent. My cousin is like tt - everytime there is a problem in her marriage, she will always be at fault and begged her husband for forgiveness... Why cant she divorce him I dunno (ok, my mom reason is think of the kids)!!! There are gals out there that are like that - they spend their lifetime devoted to making their loved ones happy. Then there are others like Paridhi who needs to have work satisfaction to feel complete! Think the writers just want to reflect some dose of reality - though I feel they could do a reality check on how patients with breakdown are treated!