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Sarasmaith

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Posted: a day ago

#21

From Villains to Victims, Heroes to Hypocrites Ruhi, who was criticized in earlier episodes simply for traditional acts like holding a thali with Armaan, is now being compared to characters like Lustybheera (a term fans have used) who perform aarti with married men — sparking accusations of hypocrisy among viewers. Fans feel the show is twisting its narrative in favor of some characters while unfairly painting others. Meanwhile, characters once known as “vamps” or “doormats” are now seeing a shift. The “vamp” seems more saintly in comparison, and the “doormat” has become someone who is suffering while being framed as the moral black hole. The reversal is causing frustration, especially for those who felt certain characters were misrepresented or villainized from the start.

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Sarasmaith

@Sarasmaith

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Posted: a day ago

#22

Viewer Frustration & Hypocrisy Many posts in the thread suggest that the makers of the show are trying to balance or pivot the narrative — but viewers are calling out what they see as inconsistencies. For instance, people point out that some characters are now celebrated for actions they previously criticized — all in a bid, they believe, to suit plot twists or maintain viewer attention. What Changed? Narrative Loyalty vs. Character Development: Some fans argue that the show is sacrificing consistent character arcs for shock value and controversy. Sympathy Over Substance: The sympathy once given to certain characters now feels selectively distributed — what was once dry criticism is now praise, and vice versa. Fan Expectations vs Plot Twists: As much as fans love surprises, many are calling out these turns as forced or hypocritical. They want more coherence — not just drama for the sake of drama.

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Sarasmaith

@Sarasmaith

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Posted: a day ago

#23

Final Thoughts “Time does not wait” may just be the tagline for Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai at this moment. What was once black and white has turned into a complex grey — and while that can make a show more interesting, it also runs the risk of alienating viewers who feel the original essence is lost. What do you think? Is this change refreshing or frustrating? Are the new story arcs enhancing the show — or just chasing clout?

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SAMMMMMYYYYYY

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Posted: a day ago

#24

Originally posted by: Sarasmaith
Final Thoughts “Time does not wait” may just be the tagline for Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai at this moment. What was once black and white has turned into a complex grey — and while that can make a show more interesting, it also runs the risk of alienating viewers who feel the original essence is lost. What do you think? Is this change refreshing or frustrating? Are the new story arcs enhancing the show — or just chasing clout?

My personal opinion is story has become regressive & toxic.....

People still enjoy Gen1&2(to some extent) in hotstar & starbharath trp's are proof..... The new story arcs are degrading the show with Gen3 FL being abuser, hyppocrites & selfish, opperstunistic playing with Everyother lifes around her..... Gen4 FL is similar to some extent & an experienced lawyer became jogan of toxic man cheating a good human who supported her in her every move is something makes her more disgusting 🤮 🤮 🤮

This show should end even before Gen1 too rusted with next seasons

Edited by sammmmmyyyyyy - a day ago