Originally posted by: christiandior.
Hi Dev,
LOL thanks for the long reply. Truly speaking, I was looking for members who share the same perspective as I do.
The blue part: Exact look-alikes do not exist in real life, obviously everyone knows that. From Seeta aur Geeta to Kaho Na Pyaar Hai to Rowdy Rathore, the double role has always been a hit concept. PKDH is surely not the first serial to adopt this line, so let's not call it an illogical one. We watch serials because concept, love stories, they are all an illusion - nothing is real. So the double role is also to be treated as an illusion that is done for the entertainment of viewers.
As for TRPs, like I said, the creatives of PKDH have gone miles and centuries only to gain TRPs for their show. They first killed off Pankhuri for TRPs, and are now bringing her back for the same. Let's keep in mind one thing that I am not hating on Pankhuri or her storyline, I was just posting my viewpoint on what would happen to any person like Ayesha - a woman who falls in love with a widower, and gives so many sacrifices for him and suddenly his first wife returns from the dead. This is my only point.
The green part: Harish and Avantika are definitely NOT using Adi as a puppet. I can't believe you just said that! No parent ever treats their child as a puppet, especially Adi. Don't you see the love and care both of them have towards Adi? If you had a son, whose wife dies at a very young age, would you allow him to live like a loner all his wife? Didn't you see what Adi was like for 2 years after Pankhuri died? He was half dead too! Every parent will not be able to see their son in pain. And despite having different points of view, both Harish and Avantika have just wanted to see Adi happy and move on in life. They do know that Aditya will always only love Pankhuri, but he has a long life to live, and it can't pass alone. He needs a companion, a life partner, someone who can help him overcome this sorrow, just like Ayesha did. So please don't say they treat him like a puppet because that's truly not fair.
At the end, thanks for understanding my viewpoint, Dev. I was speaking on behalf of all those who have seen their life partner die, and have a right to move on. You confused my point with a whole other story of logic and Pankhuri's importance in the show. But thanks :)
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