Sushpective: Ran out of patience! - Page 3

You said it Sush, We did hang on and support them in Rudra's absence. But Parud is the big draw here ... Whatever they show would not have been enough. We thought we learnt a lesson from before, but sorry missing the lead is just that...missing him. They could have atleast shown much more of Paro and her inner thoughts with a lot of flashbacks. Forget fast forwarding, I was just content to read the WUs. Now there is just this yhm show which is interesting in its own way. The power of the remote is very strong. Im waiting for Wednesday, they say the show will be back on track then.

It is a pity that no matter how hard the Creatives try, sub-plots and parallel story lines never grab the audience's attention sufficiently.

Originally posted by: -Sush-

OK...guys...started watching the episode but ran out of patience...

Without Rudra being there ...this drama holds little interest for me...

Yes, yes...he made a brief appearance, you say...but that was a reminder of what has been missing...

Any way...loved

Paro theek hei? And

Call him...he will make everything alright....❤️❤️

The rest of it was aiwain...all that natak and all I have no interest in that...😕

I was like...OK...whatever...lets move it...so the plot is for Paro to get kidnapped...lets get it done and over with...

Liked the spirited Paro in the precap...but one Dubli Patali Paro ...and 4 muchchad men...and one traitor ...we know which way it will go...

Originally posted by: gilgamesh

It is a pity that no matter how hard the Creatives try, sub-plots and parallel story lines never grab the audience's attention sufficiently.

RR had started airing with a month's bank of episodes this ensuring that minor illnesses, holidays would not impact the show or its viewing pleasure. However, The impact of Ashish's illness has shown that within two months the story line has been tweaked so much that the episode bank has been relegated to the garbage heap and sub-plots, parallel story lines, etc (no matter how well conceived or executed) have no takers.

This is beginning to sound like a very familiar path that the once famous IPKKND followed - fandom sounded the death knell on its favourite show by flooding it with love.

Sorry to say this on your thread Sush, but yours is one of the very few that have an open minded discussion. How does a PH tell a story when faced with such pressures?

The parallel story lines are so entwined with the male lead's character that they fail to work beyond a point.

We signed up for the Paro-Rudra story, and the individual stories on Paro and Rudra. Force feeding us the negative KCM at a stretch is just a bit too much.

Originally posted by: kokom

I actually really enjoyed yesterday's epsisode, Looking for logic in an Indian soap is something I stopped doing a long time ago and so I didn't worry too much about why Paro had to be the one to go when you have a BSD officer in the house in Danveer. I just accept that she had to go because that's what's needed for whatever the next step in the story is. Maybe Paro will see Bheema's face and recognize him as one of Thakurs men, or may be not. Maybe Rudra will appear from somewhere and rescue them but then again may be not or maybe it'll just give Rudra a reason to yell at the family and at PAro and give another eyelock situation, it doesn't matter . I found the kidnapping track funny and the only time I was having issues was when we saw so little of Paro because the presence of one lead at least is necessary. The last show I fell in love with depended on the leads together for it's existence and I'm glad that RR is focusing on other characters too. Someone said that the show had a months worth of episodes banked, I thought they said 10 days and then they had to make allowances for Tarun's paternity leave so I'm not sure how much they've deviated from the original story to placate trp audiences. Where I think they may have made changes are in intensity in the violent scenes and I'm guessing in the explicitness of the RuLa scenes.
My main issues with the plot is not knowing what's going on in Paro's head but that's been debated extensively so no need to go down that road again.
I guess it's personal preference, some people find the show boring without relevant Paro scenes and some without Rudra and yet another group that wants jodi scenes. Abhinav Shukla very clearly said this is a family story with a love story so those who want only the love story are going to be disappointed.

Originally posted by: kokom

I actually really enjoyed yesterday's epsisode, Looking for logic in an Indian soap is something I stopped doing a long time ago and so I didn't worry too much about why Paro had to be the one to go when you have a BSD officer in the house in Danveer. I just accept that she had to go because that's what's needed for whatever the next step in the story is. Maybe Paro will see Bheema's face and recognize him as one of Thakurs men, or may be not. Maybe Rudra will appear from somewhere and rescue them but then again may be not or maybe it'll just give Rudra a reason to yell at the family and at PAro and give another eyelock situation, it doesn't matter . I found the kidnapping track funny and the only time I was having issues was when we saw so little of Paro because the presence of one lead at least is necessary. The last show I fell in love with depended on the leads together for it's existence and I'm glad that RR is focusing on other characters too. Someone said that the show had a months worth of episodes banked, I thought they said 10 days and then they had to make allowances for Tarun's paternity leave so I'm not sure how much they've deviated from the original story to placate trp audiences. Where I think they may have made changes are in intensity in the violent scenes and I'm guessing in the explicitness of the RuLa scenes.
My main issues with the plot is not knowing what's going on in Paro's head but that's been debated extensively so no need to go down that road again.
I guess it's personal preference, some people find the show boring without relevant Paro scenes and some without Rudra and yet another group that wants jodi scenes. Abhinav Shukla very clearly said this is a family story with a love story so those who want only the love story are going to be disappointed.

Originally posted by: kokom

The only way a story that focused only on the love story could work is if it was written in a way to only run for a specific period of time and they would have to end once the marriage was over because then they would turn into family stories again. We'll just have to agree to disagree as to last night's episode being boring and forced as I enjoyed it😊

Originally posted by: kokom

I actually really enjoyed yesterday's epsisode, Looking for logic in an Indian soap is something I stopped doing a long time ago and so I didn't worry too much about why Paro had to be the one to go when you have a BSD officer in the house in Danveer. I just accept that she had to go because that's what's needed for whatever the next step in the story is. Maybe Paro will see Bheema's face and recognize him as one of Thakurs men, or may be not. Maybe Rudra will appear from somewhere and rescue them but then again may be not or maybe it'll just give Rudra a reason to yell at the family and at PAro and give another eyelock situation, it doesn't matter . I found the kidnapping track funny and the only time I was having issues was when we saw so little of Paro because the presence of one lead at least is necessary. The last show I fell in love with depended on the leads together for it's existence and I'm glad that RR is focusing on other characters too. Someone said that the show had a months worth of episodes banked, I thought they said 10 days and then they had to make allowances for Tarun's paternity leave so I'm not sure how much they've deviated from the original story to placate trp audiences. Where I think they may have made changes are in intensity in the violent scenes and I'm guessing in the explicitness of the RuLa scenes.
My main issues with the plot is not knowing what's going on in Paro's head but that's been debated extensively so no need to go down that road again.
I guess it's personal preference, some people find the show boring without relevant Paro scenes and some without Rudra and yet another group that wants jodi scenes. Abhinav Shukla very clearly said this is a family story with a love story so those who want only the love story are going to be disappointed.

Originally posted by: DN2012

Me too.I really liked yesterday's episode and most importantly the precap.

I have learned to leave my brains outside of the body when watching Hindi serial.learned my lesson from expecting too much of IPK.'i have also learned all these online venting of frustration is not going to affect the CV's writing of the story.no matter what we say the CV's will always follow their protocol.

having said that,I have really enjoyed the serial the last one week without Rudra,it brough out the best in the supporting actors.

though Mohini can be over the edge most of the time,her thinking on her feet impressed me a lot.I was actually looking forward to see how she will get mythili out of this mess.she is a shrewd business woman.

I even like Sumer,though a lallu,he has a good screen presence.he can act goofy and look like a fool all he wants.

the same thing happened in IPK too.Fans wanted only ARHI scenes.so the supporting characters were sidelined in such a way that there was no redemption.and the sad part was Cvs bowed to the wishes and in the end there was no story and fans were still disappointed.Hope the CVs don't make that mistake again.so Parud scenes,paro scenes or Rudra scenes, everything should be intricately woven so as when one of them is not present,others should carry the work on their shoulders,

Though we have leads in the serial,a daily soap is teamwork.