Posted:
Originally posted by: Ranbirrocks
Agree about @bold part.It breaks many stereotypes. You don't expect a man of this education, background and getup to be so liberated and feminist !! That too without being preachy or waiting for people to clap after each one-liner - We call it Mukhi-ism here😃
Agreed.
The empowerment or positive message is given in a very subtle manner, Nothing over the top. I like how they infuse many such life lessons via Mukhi's character into the story. Mukhi is truly a hero in every sense of the word. He is down to earth, modest yet strong willed. And Aru's character complements him. She is hardworking, loyal and funny.
The other characters esp Mishri is amiable. Loving the dynamics of the characters and their interactions. Also like the flow of the show. It doesn't drag on.
CID
Ishaani
