...What a fitting finale! (Page 5)

Maya...100% agree with what you said about both Wednesday and Thursday.

"Emotions need not be always deafening."...I think this line of yours best describes this show. They left a lot of things unsaid and despite all my issues with the show, that was my favorite part of the show. I loved that they did not take a sequence way to seriously like most shows on TV...they treated their audience intelligently and did not spoon feed us.

@Maya--- WORD to everything you said about the finale episodes and about emotions expressed without words. It was evident through their facial expressions, through their gestures and body language.

@Jaya--- They did treat the viewers intelligently and that is what i liked about the show.
Isn't it time already for some change in the shows on tv?I mean how long can you watch the same old "love stories" and "damsel in distress" shows on every darn channel? What about devoting a couple of channels for intelligent shows like this one? If they start bringing such shows more frequently and promote it well, then who knows the viewers might actually adapt to the change?
There are many other books out there that can be adapted in to shows.

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Ahhh Maya...agree again! I loved the scene with Zulekha being all comfortable in the library and then running out with the joy of a child upon hearing her father had come to visit...it made me teary. Similarly...Kabir's face when Lubna touches his "kada-less" wrist made me teary. Kabir's expressions on learning Aditya was his benefactor made me teary. I don't know why...yesterday was more emotional for me. On Wednesday...when Sapna sat down in the chair opposite Aditya, it made me teary. The finale was simply perfect...it was very "Kismat"-like!

^Maya, Couldn't have said it better!
It was indeed a happy ending even though it wasn't the stereotypical "happy" ending that you expect  in disney movies/ Chris Columbus movies or most indian shows. It was an appropriate ending that actually gave the viewers some sort of closure with the end of the show.

@Vicky-ARM-- even though we never got to see a moment where they meet and reconcile, ARM's talk with Sapna and his smile made it clear that he had reconciled with his son and his DIL and was actually proud of her (as told by Sapna). As you mentioned earlier, sometimes it's better to leave it unsaid for the audiences. Not everything needs to be explicitly showed out to the viewers.

@Jaya-- both the episodes of the Finale were very well executed and written. I think i'm content with what they gave us. Yeah we still had some more expectations here and there, but it wasn't disappointing.

I would totally recommend this show to anyone who's looking for some good show.


Edited by Ramy25 - 03 June 2011 at 10:41am

Amy...yup...the last two episodes made me happy! Very well done overall! Now I feel like a show orphan! I wandered over to the BLAH...sorry BALH and Navya forums...too much of the usual fan discussions going on. I am going to miss this type of conversation!

Oh yeah Jaya, it's so darn difficult to find a forum like this one where there are actually discussions instead of "praiseworthy" posts. I don't interact much on other forums either except post in one or two of sensible posts that i might come across once in a while. I guess till then we have those CCs.

i'm sickened that shows like Kismat are on 30th rank or above!!! and shows like Saathiya on number 3!!!! have you ever seen the show! its like the most dumb serial on the history of worldwide television!!!