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suwas

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Posted: 9 years ago

#11

I didn't like that Swara didn't feel anything when she saw Sanskar bleeding. Even without any cosmic connection the old Swara Bose would have reprimanded Saahil saying he could have just threatened him instead of hitting with iron rod. & this was her Sanskar. Even though her mind doesn't remember he is still her soulmate. She should feel bad & wonder why she has tears in her eyes & is in pain to see her murder in pain.

I want Swara to do things unconsciously with that unknown connection & wonder. In MM I want her to reflexly act like a wife & then get confused. She can be friendly with Saahil like Swara Bose but then shouldn't take it overboard.Basically if cvs showed the connection even before they were officially paired they shouldn't take away that USP of this show.

Responding to title of your topic one reason might be now a days I know lot of my relatives who are grandmothers ...esp the ones with NRI or nondesi grandkids are Internet or social media savvy. The so called TRP aunties & virtual world audience will blend more & more.

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Sakura24

@Sakura24

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Posted: 9 years ago

#12

Dear Nimmie,

Yesterday night I decided I will not take this topic again as it seemed the MF was in the edge of another war, namely between Swara and Sanskar representatives. (Not blaming anyone, but it seemed so last night)

But this is exactly what I wanted to say. You see, we were shown, told repeatedly, until they branded it in to our hearts that Swara and Sanskar are connected from their very souls, kind of like made and meant for each other. And we believe it, just like the rising sun. Now on the same couple, same show, they suddenly forget this major aspect of their relationship and tries to justify it with science which has nothing to do with our feelings to begin with. Do I need to tell you that the majority of viewers won't take it well.

Then about the TRP one.

You know how hardly they are satisfied and as you said very correctly we are Indians at the end of the day and our elders aren't that open minded even if this is 2016. My problem is not with Swara, I get the point she is ill. But what about her parents, especially Shomi? What is the need to send her off with Sahil...someone neither she nor Swara knows so well?

Now isn't that adding to the already brimming problems? Why give Sahil a false hope that something can happen when all know full well it can't?

Then the scene where Sanskar got hit. That was very poorly executed. There was no need to show Swara so indifferent. It's going to be hard to recover the damage this did to the image called SwaSan, in the mind of the previously mentioned audience.

This is all I'm going to say. Friendships as the one they portray between Sahil abd Swara aren't built in days...remember those initial days of SwaSan...how cutely awkward they looked? Remember that pillow scene?

They need to tone down as soon as possible, so that all audiences enjoy the track and SwaSan magic is not lost in this mindless drama.

Love,

Sakura

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Shobha

@ssroomani

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Posted: 9 years ago

#13

Nimmi, I agree with you for the most part, but not fully.

I do not understand that Swara Bose would not have left a person bleeding and run away. When she was kidnapped by those goons Ragini sent, Lakshya beat them up and she did not run to their help. When Rajat was holding her at gunpoint, she urged Sanskaar to shoot him dead. Here she sees Sanskaar as her killer and just wants to run away from the place. Only person she has shown worry for is Ragini; however much she was hurt by Ragini, she worried about her and that was because of her behna bond.

As to cosmic connection, at the moment, her mind is overruling her heart. Her mind being blank is not allowing that cosmic feel to surface. It will return soon as her memories return. She felt the CC before she recognized Sanskaar as the man with the gun, now her mind has registered him as her killer.

I completely agree that Shomi is at fault. Swara is in a delicate state physically and emotionally and there was no need to send her out alone with Sahil. I prefer Daadi here who pointed it out. Even Ragini questioned her mother.

I also agree that TRP audience may not like what is shown, so I hope Swara Sahil interactions are toned down appropriately.

I am not starting a war, just stating my POV. Please do not misunderstand me. I am as big a SwaSan fan as any other here, but I am looking at the situation a little differently. And I am finding it just as hard to see Sanskaar in pain.

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Lonelythots

@Lonelythots

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+ 5

Posted: 9 years ago

#14

am totally not being harsh or anything but I don't understand the negativity surrounding the track in this forum...

My personal opinion n choice.. I am loving this track..

For the first time I am seeing a guy going through emotional turmoil n that too portrayed beautifully by the writers..

Why cannot sanskar be shown like the in-house Bahu like other shows? Let it be a journey for him to going through ups and downs in making her fall for him.. Why should it always be a girl who suffers n goes through trials n tribulations in serial world..i am personally liking this whole idea.. No I am not a feminist.. I am fortunately surrounded by men who are amazing.. Why not see a man on tv like that? Just for once, why not do something alag che?

Why not a man's journey this time? Am actually looking forward to see him bear her hatred, indifference n then cut through to her n get her to see the real him..

The new promo already suggests that sanskar has found a way.. Am looking forward to this love story..

A lot of my friends have regained interest in the show last week..

I don't want swara to fall for him easily.. Let her take time to discover him.,

Last time around , they made Swara suffer n demeaned sanskar by allowing her to beg n the Kavita track.. This time around I don't want to watch such a thing.. Sanskar n swara both don't deserve it.. Neither last time n I fervently hope not this time around..
I don't want Swara to suffer at all.. Let it be herjourney to discover sanskar as a person n fall in love with him...

Sahil is a non-existent entity for me..

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Shivani Priyam Kumar

@Meself

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Posted: 9 years ago

#15

I am not going to comment on the track for my views are way different from the majority of people here. But I would say that it is the TRP audience that contributes to whatever ratings a show gets. The virtual audience are but a handful who provide feedback to the creatives in general on social media platforms.

Also we can rave as much as we want on social media platforms but if that fails to garner enough stir it is of no use. Problem is people do watch anything and everything served to them on a platter, what sells is sold like a hot new topic and this where the conflict begins. Case in point that of Siya Ke Ram: the virtual audience aren't very happy with the way this epic is being distorted but TRP audience contribute to the ratings of the show. Next is probably Naagarjun that garnered so much of praise on social media but wasn't able to register a significant opening number.

Virtual world is limited to a handful of numbers that is pretty much the reason why channels refrains from appeasing them. Love triangles and heart-break sell like hot cakes on TV and that is the reason why makers introduce them in the first place. No amount of raving of beating one's breast is going to help because at the end of the day it is all about numbers even if it means butchering a sane story line.

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