Sanaya Irani my point of view - Page 7

Originally posted by: DiyaS

Nice post ... enjoying all the views here.

I will add ... my dissatisfaction currently is not with Paro, the character as a whole, but in her current state ...

She started off as a very mature, quiet, sensible girl ... a girl who has the maturity to question getting into a van full of strangers, yet with the timidity that allowed her own misgivings to be overruled by her more boisterous friend ... an orphan girl who wanted only to belong, a family of her own ... who gave out love to all, without expectation of getting anything back.

Now she belongs, she has a husband who adores her, an affectionate FIL and MIL, a loving Kakusa, jija ... her family is complete. So I like the new confidence, the more ready smiles ... the teasing, the laughter. And the quick sympathy when Shantanu recounted his sob story about his dead brother ... for a woman who values family above everything else, that was very natural for Paro ... in fact for anyone who has a grain of compassion in their body.

But I don't like the regression to immaturity ... the change in basic character. The way the cvs have forgotten Paro's trauma ... can a woman really get over acid attacks so quickly, and not have a moments hesitation going back to the market the next day? Can she forget so quickly that a stranger came so close to her in her own home? Yes, she trusts that Rudra will protect her ... but that blind belief to the extent that she forgets her own trauma so completely, is bad writing and poor direction and robs the scenes of their believability.

And given that the family has moved to a new haveli because of those attacks, Paro would not be so ready with her smiles to a stranger. I would be happier if the makers made this track about Paro figuring out the truth about Shantanu, rather than Rudra, because it is Paro who was affected the most.

Originally posted by: Guinea

On another note ...what a blockbuster post 😆 19,000 views ...I know exactly who all interested in reading the posts of this thread 😉

Originally posted by: soulspirit

Agree with the highlighted part completely,, Nothing more to add , U explained it to the T.
Coincidentally i had brought up the same point just 2 days back,

Originally posted by: soulspirit

Hey, i appreciate what all u hav written,, I am not evn that much articulate as u are,, dont know how to explain myself with such good words,,
But i just cant make myself connect to Paro post the initial 2 months,, its not abt Sanaya's acting, its abt the way Paro evolved,,

I am sorry if i hav misinterpreted her , but i hav got that vibe from her,,
That TeamSarun IV, she said she is happy with the way the character is written,, but she wants Paro to grow a little,, as everything is positive in her life now and everything is sorted,, She wants a bit growth, there is nothing wrong to expect that , and i am nowhere putting words in her mouth,,
since that IV i see no growth in her character,,

And i am not the only to conclude in this way,, if u just go thru this thread,, u can find many ppl disappointed ,, Infact i requested one person to give me the link to that IV who made a post abt it first,, Here it is,,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsUDB62uD1M

Again i aplogise if i am wrong in analyzing things,,😊

Originally posted by: hanan72

@Oldestfan your writing style is exciting, a treat to you read and I respect your analytical.
I just want to emphasize the aspect of personality Paro doesn't bother me, its true there is in the lives of people who are very altruistic is nave, for me that is this part is misused by the CV. I can't say the view of other spectators, but in my case for some episodes I feel disconnected.
Because S.I playing this role that Paro is still viable, Paro just beginning to be trapped in the role of traditional bahu. I am not asking emancipation of woman, but at least make the character more interesting, the life isn't defined in the household tasks. I repeat Sanaya the potential is underestimated.

@soulspirit 100% I agree

@ loveanime the spirit of analysis differs from one person to another and how to express an opinion, which increases the wealth of the forum😉

Originally posted by: hanan72

firstly the title perhaps😆

Originally posted by: Oldestfan

Dear SS, I hear you! Yes, even I at times am a little nonplussed by Paro s outlier reactions, and sometimes plain shrugging off some stuff she absolutely should not be! But, as

I mentioned before, its really true, my mother was a bit like that. Maybe thats why I see it differently!

I would just hate to see Paro written off as having no depth, etc etc, simply because she is mot

Khushi or Gunjan in terms of sentiment, outlook, or scenes or dialogue. And I regret to say thats what some of us seem to be doing, if you stop and think about it! And

I am the first to admit that I have a differing viewpoint from most others on the thread. I thank you, the TM and the others for graciously letting me have my say! 😊