||KS:Yeh Reshmi Zulfein,Yeh Sharbati Aankhein|| #6 - Page 104

Originally posted by: MelodiousDreams

I'm sure every actor who has been part of a project for a long time, whether it is film or TV, feels bittersweet when the project comes to an end. It is worse, of course, when the entire cast and crew is extremely, extremely close-knit...But I am trying to think positively about this still - we will have the episodes with us forever, along with the off-screen footage and pictures! We can revisit those any time we want to take a trip down memory lane.

And speaking of memories...this is what June 2011 was like for Kratika. Reposting this because when I first saw it at the beginning of last year, it was a glimpse of one aspect of Kratika's personality that we are familiar (and possibly unfamiliar, for some) with by now, since she is human, after all - her way of dealing with grief, and her belief in cherishing every moment while it lasts. So much love for this woman. She is a darling, truly.

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dwc1aaFJztk[/YOUTUBE]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dwc1aaFJztk

Anu, what happens with Ishita now is really key to the tone for the remaining the weeks I think. I don't know how she'll be handled, but she needs to be handled. It's time.

What comes next for us when it's finally over will be reminiscing on the great memories Kratika & Gurmeet & Co. gave us -- from the first promos to the parting shot. If we're blessed to see them again in the same frame in the future, then I know we'll all be there like moths to flame. 😆 😃

True on the cast's unhappiness, Anu. I think it's understandable for the very reason you mentioned -- they're like family. Kratika's response about not being in a good frame of mind when she wrote her first message and her thanks to the PVians who were looking at things so optimistically sent me over the edge. Just wanted to hug her and I ended up crying instead. It breaks my heart in a good way because it affirms they love working on this show as much as we love watching them. I agree with you, Borna, that all endings are bittersweet. Makes me wonder, though, if this ending still has a little bit more of a sharper edge because they were likely expecting at least another year out of this. Ultimately, within the coming weeks, we'll all be able to put things into perspective after fully embracing the current bittersweetness.

It's just unfortunate that the mistimed Prashant arc and TRP blackout happened because the coinciding of those two events very likely led us to where we are now. It doesn't help matters when ZeeTV is a loose canon when it comes to creative development and programming. Ah well! TRPs be damned really. PV has resonated with audiences from the beginning, and still does. But for ZeeTV, this is business. If what I've read in the main forum is true, then PV isn't the only show that will be under fire. At least, our producers are trying to save Yash-Aarti's story from being mangled beyond recognition and they have some wiggle room because PV is popular (a fact that ZeeTV can't deny), but I'm not so sure other shows will be spared the trauma.