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Posted: 4 years ago
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Originally posted by: Aditii

And one more thing, in Saturday's episode, once Mahima was "all better," did the doctor just decide to discharge her and let her go just like that? Was he not going to call any family member to come get her? Does she not need to come back for follow up appointments? I mean, seriously, he was behaving as if he were releasing a rehabilitated animal back into the wild rather than a patient with serious mental health issues.

tooooooo many loopholes..........


CVs should have showed that mahima was in comma and got back in last couple months - re collected memory and was asking for preesha.... so some one looked up her number and called her while she was sleeping...

rudra picked up phone..... and helped her to reach home... (still does NOT make sense

- she can hire a taxi to K house... why k house??... she can go to her parents na???? call saransh there ... saransh will reach there before she reaches if was so desperate.....

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Posted: 4 years ago
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Originally posted by: Aditii

Holy crap. So I just watched the latest two episodes and as many of you have mentioned, there are sooooo many loopholes in Mahima's story. But I'm gonna focus on one thing only — the writers’ absolute neglect of any form of medical or scientific accuracy. Because, as a neuroscience student, I feel like banging my head on a wall. Repeatedly.


What kind of nonsense is this? What joke have these people made of mental illness? Let alone consult a medical professional, they didn't even do any form of research on these elaborate medical conditions they're attempting to show. Not even a Wikipedia search.


Which psychiatrist tells a depressed patient to "change their surroundings" (from Delhi to Chennai) to feel better? This is advice you find on internet blogs by self-declared medicinal gurus. A real psychiatrist either prescribes anti-depressants or schedules you for therapy or even both. Change and travel probably won't help on its own if the patient isn't treated for the root illness.


Also, what is this obsession in ITV with miracles bringing dead people back to life? Can't the writers just invest a few minutes of research to explain these kinds of things? Like "locked-in syndrome" where a person cannot move, speak, talk, react, or even blink, but is awake and aware. Or "persistent vegetative state" where a person is being kept alive with the help of machines until the family decides to let them pass away. There's even "Lazarus syndrome" where blood circulation spontaneously restarts after cardiac death, although it is extremely rare.


Which era do the writers and CVs live in? Do they think we live in the 1950s where psychotic patients are chained up and drugged in mental asylums? And what terms are they using to justify Mahima's condition? Depression??? What she suffered for seven years isn't depression. Sure, she might have suffered from depression initially, but later, Mahima's disconnect from reality where she tries to harm others, harm herself, and then kill herself is called psychosis.


And please explain to me in which world is a dead woman carried to the morgue and just left there? After Mahima "died," was nobody going to perform her last rites? Did Preesha seriously just leave her dead sister there and left with Saaransh??


Moreover, for six years, Mahima descended into psychosis. But one fine day, she saw Preesha and Saaransh in the paper and decided that she wanted to get better on her own? She instructed her doctor that she doesn't want to live on medications and injections?? And the doctor obliged???? Who is the patient and who is the doctor in this scenario? So what kind of message is this supposed to give about people with mental health illnesses? That if they want to get better, if they have a reason to get better, they can get better on their own?? NO MAN, that's not how it works!!! If you have a broken arm, but you WANT to heal it, that doesn't mean it will just get better without treatment! If you have a mental illness, it doesn't just go away because you find "motivation"! It goes away when you get proper medical attention.


AND FOR CRYING OUT LOUD, IS PREESHA EVEN A DOCTOR? How did she not ask any questions about Mahima's preposterous story?


Now coming to the flashback in today’s episode where the forensic expert tells Rudra that Preesha isn’t Saaransh’s mother. He said that their DNA didn’t match. Sure. Maybe they didn’t have enough of a match to prove that she was his mother. Parents share about 50% of DNA with their child. The report showed that this wasn’t the case with Preesha and Saaransh. But didn’t any of their DNA match at all considering that she is his maternal aunt (maasi)? Somewhere from 20-25% of DNA should have matched, at least.


And what explanation was that guy giving about “chromosome XX?” Apparently Saaransh didn’t have a chromosome XX like Preesha did, so he wasn’t her son. OF COURSE HE DIDN’T HAVE TWO X CHROMOSOMES YOU NITWIT, HE’S A BOY! Girls have two X chromosomes and boys have one X and one Y chromosome!! How is this any explanation for whether Preesha and Saaransh are biologically related or not?? Come on people, this is middle school science!!

This post actually needs an applause.👏

I'm also in health care profession.Currently,I'm a speech therapist working with disabled kids at University Health Network.Also,had studied Neurology while specializing in speech therapy.

Your post should end up with the creatives to know what mockery they are playing on medical profession.

Chromosome part is simple high school math.

The explanation of Psychosis is an insult to Neuro Science.

I mean at least seek a professional or research the given matter before execute with proper explanation.

Just saying no harm to research or take professional help.

Who writes this kind of unwanted garbage.

This is not the first and won't be last either.

I have made a peace though.




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Posted: 4 years ago
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Originally posted by: -Wanderer-

Hi. Are you specialising in Neuromedicine? I'm a doctor too. Everything you said is so true. I have stopped questioning these things also. These TV shows are so poorly researched. It seems to be going from bad to worse because they can get away with it.

Honestly if they could show good content there would be no reason why shows from our country couldn't be popular worldwide just like Asian shows are.

I find Medical scenes the funniest. They don't care to do any research whatsoever and I don't think it even takes a doctor to point out the gross errors.

It is this lack of attention to details in the story, characters, the scenes that absolutely destroy the charm of the story. The romance looks out of place because they don't care for any continuity at all.

Preesha is apparently a Gynaecologist who seems to have no work pressure or night calls. I'd love her job. Rudra strolls into a sterile OT like no issue.

I could go on and on.😆

I have shifted mostly to Asian shows for this reason and they have mostly flawless medical scenes. Even I can't find fault. I get really impressed with the attention to small detail. Have you tried out such shows?

Thankfully content on OTT platforms seem to be much better in quality so lots of hope. TV is not growing at all.

@bold

Good to know they are some health care professionals here.I'm also in health care profession too.👍🏼

This cracks me up.😆

About pree and ru.Good laugh.😆

About Asian shows absolutely I second that,they are flawless.I do follow few on Netflix and the story and execution are brilliant.

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Posted: 4 years ago
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Need tips on which Asian shows are more credible , where to watch them.

Totally agree with all the posters on this thread. The other thing I noticed was that the ekg monitor for Preesha’s friend , Rahul wife constantly in Demo mode. I am not in medical profession at all but is it supposed to say “demo”. Says it often enough.

Also Neeraja wakes up from coma one night and next morning she is packing and ready to go abroad to get settled, takes care of baby. Isn’t someone who has been in coma for weeks supposed to get some physical therapy and rehab to be able to remember to walk etc.

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Posted: 4 years ago
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Originally posted by: Aditii



And what explanation was that guy giving about “chromosome XX?” Apparently Saaransh didn’t have a chromosome XX like Preesha did, so he wasn’t her son. OF COURSE HE DIDN’T HAVE TWO X CHROMOSOMES YOU NITWIT, HE’S A BOY! Girls have two X chromosomes and boys have one X and one Y chromosome!! How is this any explanation for whether Preesha and Saaransh are biologically related or not?? Come on people, this is middle school science!!


That was hilarious when I first saw that episode and I wanted to write about it too. He was describing nature. 🤣

But this show has clearly forgotten the original premise and the profession of its female lead. It pains me as a professional to see Preesha dumbing herself down so much that she can't even ask logical questions to her sister. And obviously the male lead (not as educated as the female lead) asks the logical questions


Wth happened to that Preesha who had the test done on her dad to have him released from prison or the one who fought so valiantly to treat a covid positive mom-to-be?😡

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Posted: 4 years ago
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Originally posted by: vishkhush

Need tips on which Asian shows are more credible , where to watch them.

Totally agree with all the posters on this thread. The other thing I noticed was that the ekg monitor for Preesha’s friend , Rahul wife constantly in Demo mode. I am not in medical profession at all but is it supposed to say “demo”. Says it often enough.

Also Neeraja wakes up from coma one night and next morning she is packing and ready to go abroad to get settled, takes care of baby. Isn’t someone who has been in coma for weeks supposed to get some physical therapy and rehab to be able to remember to walk etc.

I'm currently watching two hospital playlist and it's okay to be not okay( this one is about mental health and the execution is top notch).

Though,I don't know if Indian Netflix is diffrent than Ours(North America).Netflix has whole lot of different genres of them.🙂

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Posted: 4 years ago
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Originally posted by: laboni11

I'm currently watching two hospital playlist and it's okay to be not okay( this one is about mental health and the execution is top notch).

Though,I don't know if Indian Netflix is diffrent than Ours(North America).Netflix has whole lot of different genres of them.🙂

I think it's similar. I'm in India and I've watched It's okay to not be okay. Hospital playlist is on my watchlist though. I've watched most of the medical Kdramas. I liked Doctor Romantic as well.

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Posted: 4 years ago
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Originally posted by: -Wanderer-

I think it's similar. I'm in India and I've watched It's okay to not be okay. Hospital playlist is on my watchlist though. I've watched most of the medical Kdramas. I liked Doctor Romantic as well.

Doctor Romantic is on my watch list too.Much appreciated for the recommendation.👍🏼

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Posted: 4 years ago
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Thank you for summarising all the bits of extremely shoddy wriitng. Mahima's rising from the dead story is embarrassingly bizarre. I dont know much about mental health but I do know that you need the body to perform last rights when a person is dead! Lmao Why couldn't they show Mahima run away after giving birth to Saransh? There could be so many believable reasons to explain that. And yes, XX chromosome or Preesha not matching Saransh's XY chromosome..what can I say.. if they dont know basic biology/genetics why go into the details? Just say their chromosomes dnt match!!

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Posted: 4 years ago
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@TM

Excellent post by you, dear! 👏

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