Written Update 19th April - Page 2

Originally posted by: sanw

Ok fine, but my point is that even if they had to show bua's SR, they could have shown it sometime later, or may be earlier. why now ? now it was important for the audience to see hwat all went between SuShan

I think all were trying to irritate Suhana. who would be comfortable in a new house to tell what all happened between her & her husband on their 1st night😲. & that too none of them have met her more than twice or thrice before, leave alone being friends

i agree..they really went overboard wid everyone hounding suhana abt the SR..y do they think she wud be comfortable talking abt sumthn so private wid her jeths and jethanis..esp wen she has met them only a couple times?

thanks for the update

Originally posted by: 111192

Creatives are very smart they know people would be interested in knowing what happened between suhaana and ishan knowing suhana is not happy with this marriage s0 viewers would be glued to tv ,so even if they show stories about other people viewers would have no choice but to view it .

I can see where people are coming from. Ishaan's family is very simple and have a joint family mindset. They do not understand the concept of giving space to someone. That can only be understood if you are from a nuclear family. It is pretty common to tease the newly weds. But since Suhana is already miserable with the marriage, she finds it all the more annoying.

Re: why show Bua's story on SuShaan's SR? Well welcome to old style TV shows where not only the main leads, but also the side characters are important. If you develop strong tracks for all the side characters, then the plot can be more rounded. These days we are so impatient for the main leads to "confess" their undying love for each other, that the makers are then at a loss for what track to focus on post-confession. Then there is a series of misunderstandings, break-ups, trip-fall-catch routines, long eye lock sessions, make-ups and the cycle continues. But my question is: Haven't we already seen those type of shows before? A hasty confession and an even speedier break-up. Is that what people expect to see? From what I gather SuShaan's story is a journey of how their duty bound love is eternal. Think of it as Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi story, without the SRK factor. They HAVE to build it up gradually. And to do so, they HAVE to focus on other characters.

In the epic murder mystery serial Bones, the main lead "confessed" his love for the actress after 5 seasons, only to be rejected! The makers HAVE to prolong the inevitable to develop a solid plot. The possibility of "will they", "won't they" is what keeps the viewers interests alive.

For me, I truly like this style of story-telling, when the lead actor and actress don't act like lovelorn soulmates, only days after meeting each other.

Anyhoo, I got carried away.... my POV, no offense intended to anyone.