Your views on preceding 3 episodes? - Page 2

Originally posted by: .Wanderer.

I think nowadays we have some good moments, but not overall good episodes. CVs are struggling to find a combination that clicks, the body doubles due to Ashish's JDJ participation are a pain. The drama is dragged, but romance is rushed...and I am pulling my hair out 😆Having said that, I still love RR 😳 heck I always will. But I think the writers and PH need some clarity in their work and the direction they wish to take for the serial.

Originally posted by: DiyaS

Couldn't agree with you more, especially @ bold. The problem the cvs seem to be having is their need to show Rudra as the infallible hero ... hence they compromise all the other characters. The first is okay, the second is where the story-telling suffers greatly and that's where the disconnect arises. A few of the scenes you mentioned above ... Mala pining for her son in private, ... Paro's need for a family pushing her to make Rudra accept his mom ... if they had shown any of these scenes even a tenth of the time they showed Rudra's emotions, the tracks would have flowed better.

Paro's widowhood will not be questioned, neither will Rudra's actions on the battlefront ... because they will paint Rudra as less than perfect. So very honestly, I don't have too many expectations from this track ... from the last few episodes, that seems to be the way they're going ... two men fighting over a woman, whose only role is to be protected ... today especially reinforced it for me.

Originally posted by: Jaz1990

Body doubles body double body doubles

Originally posted by: SingaporeFan

Am still in the wait n watch mode! Track has possibilities but not too gripping yet...And Vishal looks too cute to be bad...Lets hope things spice up soon...fingers crossed

Originally posted by: mango-frost

rushed, rushed, rushed!!!

Originally posted by: liana2304

Oeh 😊

I don't think so characters is changing . But yeah everyone can give their own opinion .

Just what I like our villain is too cute and sweet . Track is going quite interesting and i hope some fans come back . Today i liked all that filming system . It is really awesome job . 👍🏼

Originally posted by: showviewer

So, now with a quick peace between son and mother they have moved to next track. One has to wait to see how this track is handled by writers and creatives. If it boils down to two good-looking, muscular men trying to get back at each other constantly, can't say how long the makers can sustain the attention of viewers. However, if all the principal characters are developed and given space and the dynamics of relations are shown changing gradually with this new threat to the Ranawats, it would be interesting.

Like with the Tejawat, Laila, Mala tracks, it depends how the CVs execute the story. With proper weightage to all characters, gradual development of story and balanced, sensible screenplay interest can be generated. Concept wise I can see several positives, another loop of Varun's death getting a closure, Paro's widowhood questioned, consequences for Rudra's uncontrolled anger at battlefield where he killed all witnesses even after the threat to border was neutralized, his and Paro's reexamination of their relationship, Mala and Dilsher's support to them, Mythali and Samrat getting close to Parud in turn getting their support in tackling Mohini, Mohini jeopardizing her own security in her pride and anger, Sunehri realising her folly of trusting a stranger (growth from a kid, to a mature young lady). So, the possibilities are many if the CVs don't continue with their one sided story telling. One remains in hope that this show will get more interesting and get more appreciation.

Originally posted by: DiyaS

Couldn't agree with you more, especially @ bold. The problem the cvs seem to be having is their need to show Rudra as the infallible hero ... hence they compromise all the other characters. The first is okay, the second is where the story-telling suffers greatly and that's where the disconnect arises. A few of the scenes you mentioned above ... Mala pining for her son in private, ... Paro's need for a family pushing her to make Rudra accept his mom ... if they had shown any of these scenes even a tenth of the time they showed Rudra's emotions, the tracks would have flowed better.

Paro's widowhood will not be questioned, neither will Rudra's actions on the battlefront ... because they will paint Rudra as less than perfect. So very honestly, I don't have too many expectations from this track ... from the last few episodes, that seems to be the way they're going ... two men fighting over a woman, whose only role is to be protected ... today especially reinforced it for me.