RIP Chandra Prabha (Condolence Thread) - Page 4

Originally posted by: ymggkfan

u r ryte.. Raj's role is very important nw.. He marrying lata.. Ie's gud twist of this story..
No idea abt that promo..

Originally posted by: ymggkfan

Such promos are sumtimes only for the viewers to keep the suspense going...not necessarily the actual scene!! It just showed that she will know the real person and will be killed!!

And its pretty sad that Cvs made this twist in this story...I am not comparing but i follow few other serials and during dushera it is all good over evil...looks like YMGGK just promoted the opposite by killing CP and if they allow the marriage to happen...then i just don't know what to say!! They shouldn't have killed CP!!

P.S: Its just my opinion, no offense!!

Originally posted by: Snehabr

Yes, thats probably all it was, a promo - strange though. Ofcourse, no offense. No reason to be offended. Well, lets see how the story unfolds now. But I do think the characters have to become less "flaky" and more real. There used to be a long running soap in USA called Dynasty which had many "cliff hangars" , leaving the audience gaping and upset for days on end, but the story lines kept the audience going without being too far fetched, as some of the Indian soaps do - I think if they keep events and story lines more realistic, with some fantastic events, the soap /serial will maintain itself.

Originally posted by: ymggkfan

I agree..but looks like they just want to drag this negative track and show that people can get away by killing and ruining people's lives...I just don't see the point of creating a character and adding more tracks of pain and sorrow without being fair to the character!! I know this is all just drama...but it just sound fair and real sometimes... The CVs should focus on setting this track right and making that Lata's character more strong!!

Originally posted by: Snehabr

Yep, they could make Lata tougher. I don't understand why Indian soaps have so many murders in them, and its almost like they borrow story lines from each other- the car scene murders, the female jelousy aspect, the vague looks, some basic errors - I mean, the modern audience is not so stupid and gullible anymore! But I guess, its not easy coming with new angles to the same characters and yet keep the audience tantalized. I think CP's character could have been developed a lot more as well as Lata's, instead of wasting time on Priyanka -

Well, drama creates catharsis in the audience, so it is quite normal to feel like we do, as if it was all real. Catharsis is an "emotional cleansing" sometimes depicted in a play as occurring for one or more of its characters, as well as the same phenomenon as; as intended; a part of the audience's experience. It describes an extreme change in emotion, occurring as the result of experienceing strong feelings such as sorrow, fear, pity or even laughter. It is often described as a purification or purging of such emotions. Supposedly it can revitalize the audience. Well, in our case, we shall see, as the plot unfolds. The above is paraphrased from wiki P

Edited by ymggkfan - 14 years ago

Originally posted by: vishalinie

I truly agree, Abha has lost her support and her backbone. Looks like with the demise of CP, the worse is yet to come. RIP CP, you will be deeply missed 😭

Originally posted by: ymggkfan

Yep, they could make Lata tougher. I don't understand why Indian soaps have so many murders in them, and its almost like they borrow story lines from each other- the car scene murders, the female jelousy aspect, the vague looks, some basic errors - I mean, the modern audience is not so stupid and gullible anymore! But I guess, its not easy coming with new angles to the same characters and yet keep the audience tantalized. I think CP's character could have been developed a lot more as well as Lata's, instead of wasting time on Priyanka -

Well, drama creates catharsis in the audience, so it is quite normal to feel like we do, as if it was all real. Catharsis is an "emotional cleansing" sometimes depicted in a play as occurring for one or more of its characters, as well as the same phenomenon as; as intended; a part of the audience's experience. It describes an extreme change in emotion, occurring as the result of experienceing strong feelings such as sorrow, fear, pity or even laughter. It is often described as a purification or purging of such emotions. Supposedly it can revitalize the audience. Well, in our case, we shall see, as the plot unfolds. The above is paraphrased from wiki P