Jay,
I read somewhere that Kamal Pandey, the writer is involved in RJN.
He was previously the writer for Gunaho ka Devta alongside the writer and co-creator of Pratigya. Now if you or anyone had watched those two shows, they had these things in common:
- The Hero was more grey/black than a white hero. They carried guns, had no constraints at all in beating/shooting people. They came from families that aren't really educated, had more brawn than brains and are filthy rich.
- The heroines, are educated and come from good background. In Pratigya, the heroine is very like Sanchi, always fighting for the truth. The hero was 'stalking' her, he was madly in love with her and turned the situation so much that the heroine's family had no option but to get her married to him - they got married with guns and guards. The Heroine then spent her married life trying to instil her values to her husband and his family. She has more or less been successful with her husband, though every now and then he still slips.
- In GKD, the hero is a outright gunda, more like a Robin hood character. The heroine's father is a abuser and he hits her constantly. She was getting married under duress, she writes to the hero asking for his help otherwise she would die in the mandaap - he comes with 20 cars, men and guns and takes her away from the mandaap, after marrying her under everyone's nose. She spends her married life trying to instil more good values in him. This show has ended, had a similar structure to Othello so it was sad.
What I mean with the above is Kamal Pandey, would no doubt do the same with RJN. Sanchi is goodess and law abiding, Indu the opposite. Both KP and the Pratiyga's writer, love these type of characters and sitaution - opposite attraction cases.
Indu and Sanchi will get married, I am pretty sure guns will be involved - perhaps her marriage gets arranged and he comes and hijacks it (I've seen another show where the hero does the same). Or he forcefully marries her while everyone watches in helpless silence. But if KP is true to form, it will be a case of a good girl/bad hero getting married and then spend their married life trying to show the hero his error.
Off course, the other option is Sanchi actually reforms Indu and gets married to him right at the end. However, I think TRPs will come into play, so its likely to be something very dramatic. With Veena being superstitious and already wanting her married, I really think her shaadi will get arranged, Indu will hear and come running...!!
Only hope it doesn't drag on and KP remains true to form. 😊
Edit: I forgot to say, both the heros in the other shows were Thakurs and they were also Singhs - so its looking more and more likely RJN will go like the other shows.😉
Edited by Dreamygal301 - 13 years ago
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