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Megha

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Originally posted by: Snoowfall
I think so too thanks for making this post, the CVS did a great job I think withy the mahasamgam...keeping both stories intact, and bringing them together, and leaving the essence or missing any of the character traits...for me it was good combo...waiting to see what they havee store for the seperation track...

i found the MS a dragfest, but glad that his hand got recovered that too while trying to save Paro..

i am happy that CVs are bringing in the maala track, i have waited a long for this track. Hope they slowdown the pace a bit.

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Megha

@MiVida_Messi

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Posted: 11 years ago

#12

Originally posted by: harshu.sundas

The separation will be for some hours , as per the sbs Rudra will stop Paro. It is sad, how none of the tracks regarding Paro is given a chance , this track could be extended a bit atleast, but Rudra's mother's track is important for the makers now. Sometimes i feel makers are biased with the female lead of the show, but that does not mean i do not enjoy the focus being showered at the male lead. I want to watch how Rudra meets his mother. Rightly said Ashish is an actor with immense potential, he shines as Rudra.

Rudra's mother track being the focus makes sense, i think many of us and even the writers have good expectations from it. I wanted a longer separation track too, but i also dont want Rudra and mala's track to be sidelined for the sake of romance.

Actually a longer separation track would give us some potential emotional scenes of Rudra, and how he deals with this separation. God, i am just all

@bold:- No they arent. They are biased to the whole cast when it comes to TRPs, its not only the female lead, but most of the characters are lately inconsistent, but its just many of us connect better with Rudra and the rest connect better with Paro.

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