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Nisha

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Posted: 10 years ago

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gud mrng divians...

yesterday it was not ishita...it was divyanka who was having monologue...

2 times red hand caught...n the embaraasment ...awesome

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Nisha

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Posted: 10 years ago

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Ye Hai UNIQUE' Mohabbatein! - Kudos to writer Sonali Jaffar

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The show promised to be different and we are very glad that the makers are keeping their promise beautifully.

In Saturday's episode we saw, Shagun crashed Mihir's Tilak Ceremony because she wants him to take over his responsibility as her brother so that she can marry Ashok. Mihir, however, denied her and reminded her that he is not her brother any more because she ditched Raman.

Later we saw how Raman and Ishita convinced Mihir to forgive Shagun and move on. That particular scene is worth watching again and again. Ishita advised Mihir to forget the past, to forgive Shagun and make peace with the past for a better future while Raman echoed Ishita adding Shagun also has a right to live her life according to her wish. She has a right to be happy and if her happiness lies with Ashok then Mihir must give it to her.

The writer, Sonali Jaffar, deserves a big round of applause for maintaining the uniqueness factor in the story. She has proved the saying "Whatever happens, happens for our best", with each and every twist in the show till now, just as it happens in real life. The realistic touch of the show is definitely responsible for its success and to maintain it is not an easy task, so Kudos! to Sonali Jaffar for keeping it a constant factor.

As much as a good story is needed for the success of a show, the screenplay, the direction, good actors play an equally important role and Ye Hai Mohabbatein has got all of it. The lead pair, Divyanka Tripathi and Karan Patel, who essay the characters of Ishita Raman Bhalla and Raman Kumar Bhalla respectively, are outstanding in their portrayal of the characters.

Divyanka Tripathi who is fondly called Expression Queen' among her fans has moulded herself into Ishita's character so perfectly that viewers cry, laugh, smile with Ishita and that is an absolutely commendable quality. Karan Patel on the other hand is an equal match as male lead as he has potential of delivering various expressions within a particular scene. Not only male but even female fans find a connection to male lead of this show. Praises for writer Sonali who has maintained balance between characters which a a thing of rare acquaintance on Indian Television.

We at Just Showbiz hope that the show continues to entertain us by maintaining its unique factor because Ye Hai UNIQUE Mohabbatein!

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