Originally posted by: Neerjaa
Overall, what I am trying to say is, the whole problem that Anshuman has is that he does not believe in trust that mutually exists in a relationship. He always puts greater emphasis on what's before his eyes. He needs to stop giving in too easily to what's before his eyes. The day he realizes that relationships are built upon trust and he stops believing on what's placed before him in an instant, he'll be able to win Pakhi back.
So what are your thoughts?
BASICALLY - Anshuman needs to learn the trust aspect of a relationship, and what it actually means.)
Agrre with you , if we look at Anshuman from the starting trust factor was not in his dictionary . He is practical person , believed what was before his eyes . Steadily Pakhi brought some changes in his outlook to look at the things but his childhood incident effected his trust factor .
This book might be written may be in early 1900 , Value of that time and now has taken 360 degree turn . Its quite difficult for the makers now to bring some changes but keeping the essence of the book intact . Look at Gulzar,s Izaazat with Rakha or many directors of that time , Rashikesh Mukharjee,s movies . Wman characters were strong . Talking about her 18 years wait then there is another of Sharat,s book turned in to Movie . Khushboo. Its treat to watch the sensitivity of the characters where male characters are flawed . Now People are not interested in literature , more interested in overdramatised , sensationalism .
Still people remember the shows when this TRP was not invented and writers have freedom to give wings to their imagination .