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Originally posted by: akui1984
But a MC is different...you know it could be different...they can explore how devastated Yash and Aarti will be...and to Aarti she will prob think that this is her punishment for lying to Yashji..you know how she wanted the child so much...I dunno,... Yash and Aarti will need to comfort each other...mayb ppl wont like depressing tracks...
Originally posted by: J.M.Singh
which authentic site?
Originally posted by: 1HappyGrl
Not venting, just catching up on the thread.
Based on what I've read before, recovering Aarti's characterization is important right now too. There's no problem with her being flawed and making mistakes because we'd have no story if our leads don't screw up sometimes, but it does appear that viewers thought she was being bound to these mistakes for way too long. The prolonged period of lying and claim that she is/was bound by her "oaths", promise to Shobha seems to have finally taken its toll. So they need to get Aarti to recover from this, to realize that she is not bound by these "oaths" she believes she's bound to and to admit her guilt to Yash. She needs to have steady catharsis where she's able to tell the whole truth and progress by slowly re-earning Yash's trust.There have also been mutliple calls for Aarti to bond more with Palak and Payal, which I agree is sorely needed.
Can I ask a question? As an international viewer, with a completely different (and sometimes volatile) television viewing history, will Indian viewers be OK with a female lead who is placed in a position where she kills an antagonist?
Originally posted by: 1HappyGrl
Fantastic, Fatima. I do hope PV has a chance to recover and does rebound. I feel so bad for the cast. They do fantastic work, and deserve to soar in the ratings whenever given the right material.
Can I ask a question? As an international viewer, with a completely different (and sometimes volatile) television viewing history, will Indian viewers be OK with a female lead who is placed in a position where she kills an antagonist?