They need to tone down the show

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Mahnoor khan

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Posted: 11 years ago

#21

The most important factor is entertainment.CVs are very much confident about their script so I want them to just follow the way it is written and don't ruin it for gaining trps/

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tvbuf

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Posted: 11 years ago

#22

I hear ya.

But abhi tak they havent showed any sensual scenes, just the 2 where he carried her (not really sensual), and the one where he got on top of her to calm her down as she nightmare-d. Okay maybe we all felt guttery with that one.

Yes, I know this is a tight-rope to walk - sending us non TV-viewers (or non India viewers) into gutterland, and keeping us obsessed, vs keeping the family audiences happy 😕

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Crazy410

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Posted: 11 years ago

#23

Originally posted by: Msfrootie

I think that would leave RR nowhere, na ghar ke na ghaat ke!!
The USP of the show is the "intense love story" and these are not my words.
Anyway the script for first 100 episodes are written and sealed!!

So true. And I hope they stick to the original tracks.

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BillyJean.

@BillyJean.

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Posted: 11 years ago

#24

Toning the raw chemistry & intensitu between the leads will spell disaster for the show, because Rudra/Paro interaction IS the USP of the show,
Obviously a show cannot run only on that, so bringing in family elements and other characters will add to the success formula.
So as of now, its going good.

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Rupunzale

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Posted: 11 years ago

#25

Rang rasiya was promoted as a passionate lovestory with a possible depiction of Shakespeare's Othello...it's bound to be sensual and bold. This is not an ordinary lovestory...it is a story where an officer falls in love with a widow which I believe is not accepted in various parts of rural India. The whole concept is extremely bold and authentic. But by saying that I agree they need to tone down the violence and of-course the scenes with Laila which looks extremely vulgar.

What they need to do is focus on the lead's chemistry and focus on their lovestory...Indian trp audiences love romance...give it to them and the trps will go up. But what they don't want to see is Rudra/Laila vulgarity while being asked to believe that Rudra and Paro are to be together. The trp audiences are usually moms and aunties who really don't want to see a man visiting a prostitute anywhere near their daughters. For them to watch RR, they have to tone down Rudra's behavior towards Paro and in the process cut of ties with Laila. I am sure to will work.

The chemistry between Sanaya/Ashish is the USP. On the contrary they need to increase it.

Edited by Rupunzale - 11 years ago

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nitrit95

@nitrit95

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Posted: 11 years ago

#26

oh please just stick to the script its too ealy for trps anyway according to telebuzz the trp for rr is 27anyway its a good show just dont bring in sas bahu aur sauten in n tjhe show will go up slowly as ive sai bef ore beyond 1n 1/2 year love stories tend to get draggy n thus faltu entries n bakwas twists r added keep it short n intense n the sho w will have a high ending thk u😊

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Lipstickqueen

@Lipstickqueen

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Posted: 11 years ago

#27

I can understand your point of view however if Indian television is to progress past the kitchen politics shows like RR and its makers need to be able to tell their story; whether that story lasts six months or six years. Its better to go out in a blaze of glory and do things they way you want then to compromise and fade away.

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Priyanka Agrawal

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Posted: 11 years ago

#28

Pls don't change the essence of the show. You are right Star Girl,

They ruined the show Madhubala by showing Pabho torture of Madhu. I lost interest that day only.

So it's better for the makers to continue doing what they are doing and the TRP will come itself

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-Disenchanted-

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Posted: 11 years ago

#29

The atmosphere is simply that of an officer trying his hardest to hold on to his only witness needed to prove his judgement regarding the arms dealing by thakur. Nothing sensual about it. The story supposed to be an intense love story, but as of now the leads are too frustrated to be attracted to each other. Their awesome chemistry is just spilling onscreen creating a sensual effect. 😉

As for audiences requiring kitchen politics, there may be some once more characters are introduced. 😆

As of now a few lighter moments, less yelling by Rudra and less crying by Paro are good enough for me. 😊