Story's focus shifting from Ishra?

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-kri-

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Posted: 11 years ago

Earlier, i was happy about Parmeet being a negative character thinking that it might bring Raman close to Ishu... But, alas...

Saw a article about two new entries in YHM... Trisha and Parmeet's gf from Dubai. We already have Adi, Shashok crap... With that, now we must bear with Mihir-Mihika-Trisha triangle, Parmeet-GF track also...

Will the story ever focus on Ishra's relationship??? It needs to be slow but it must move on... Has been stagnant for quite a while... 2 months about to get over after their marriage... They are the leads... Importance given to side tracks than the main important track... Why???

Another question...Is this story just about failed relationships and betraying husbands and wives???

Everywhere, right from Shagun, wives are cheating their husbands and vice versa...

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asmk

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Posted: 11 years ago

Yeah, I don't like that either

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serendipity.

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Posted: 11 years ago

I think its too early, and these are mere preconceived notions, we can;t really say anything about it at this stage. It would be too early. Lets not give a verdict that the tracks are making IshRa's story even more stagnant. It could be that through these tracks and these people, IshRa might actually come closer... they might act as cupids for IshRa, you see! 😉

Lets be positive, till we see the story clearly heading towards a direction... < thats what im doing, atleast! :)

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Sunaina Mitra

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Posted: 11 years ago

The original story was based on marital conflicts, the spouses, the partners and the children .

Ashok, Shagun , Adittya ( in the novel - Arjun) were as important as Raman, Ishita and Ruhi .

All other characters are invented by Baljai /Ekta

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Tanni

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Posted: 11 years ago

Let's see. We just need to wait.

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-kri-

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Posted: 11 years ago

Originally posted by: serendipity.
I think its too early, and these are mere preconceived notions, we can;t really say anything about it at this stage. It would be too early. Lets not give a verdict that the tracks are making IshRa's story even more stagnant. It could be that through these tracks and these people, IshRa might actually come closer... they might act as cupids for IshRa, you see! 😉
Lets be positive, till we see the story clearly heading towards a direction... < thats what im doing, atleast! :)

Your bug has bitten me now... Dunno, everywhere someone to interrupt... Holi, this Shashok and Adi... Dunno how much Mihir track is going to cause MU among them... Hope today's epi proves me wrong...

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aimf

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Posted: 11 years ago

Another question...Is this story just about failed relationships and betraying husbands and wives???

Everywhere, right from Shagun, wives are cheating their husbands and vice versa...

Very pertinent question, and a point I myself raised yesterday while responding to someone else's post. Perhaps the CV strategy is to make us viewers so disenchanted with the on screen relationships of the side characters, that when it comes time for Ishra's romance, it will not only be highly anticipated, but also viewed as one of a kind, and purer than the driven snow.😆

My question to you is --is this strategy even necessary? Can there not be a focus on the slowly developing relationship between the leads, without crowding the screen space with newer and shadier entries? Another side question is --how many people can be accommodated into the small Bhalla flat? I for one do not even know where Romy and Rinky sleep! Do they share a room, or do they have separate rooms? Now with Parmjit and Simmi and baby moving in, how are they all going to coexist in that small space?

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-kri-

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Posted: 11 years ago

Originally posted by: sunaina02
The original story was based on marital conflicts, the spouses, the partners and the children .

Ashok, Shagun , Adittya ( in the novel - Arjun) were as important as Raman, Ishita and Ruhi .

All other characters are invented by Baljai /Ekta

Ya...i know... Still, from day one, there has been a vast difference between the book and YHM... Custody can't work as such... Too gloomy... After giving a wonderful pair, they can't do this to us now...

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-kri-

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Posted: 11 years ago

Originally posted by: aimf
Another question...Is this story just about failed relationships and betraying husbands and wives???

Everywhere, right from Shagun, wives are cheating their husbands and vice versa...

Very pertinent question, and a point I myself raised yesterday while responding to someone else's post. Perhaps the CV strategy is to make us viewers so disenchanted with the on screen relationships of the side characters, that when it comes time for Ishra's romance, it will not only be highly anticipated, but also viewed as one of a kind, and purer than the driven snow.😆

My question to you is --is this strategy even necessary? Can there not be a focus on the slowly developing relationship between the leads, without crowding the screen space with newer and shadier entries? Another side question is --how many people can be accommodated into the small Bhalla flat? I for one do not even know where Romy and Rinky sleep! Do they share a room, or do they have separate rooms? Now with Parmjit and Simmi and baby moving in, how are they all going to coexist in that small space?

Wish Raman moves with Ishu and Ruhi to a new house... Atleast, no hindrance will be there...