Fabulous Episode

Originally posted by: tinkerbeljoy

I love your articulation style though you think like majority of the screen writers or producers to prolong and drag episodes I on the other hand love the fact Vikram has confessed quickly as with serials I have little patience, I want to see results quickly besides most actors these days are so good that one can pick up projections you were talking about very quickly.

Kabeeraspeaking and Romancefan,

Originally posted by: kabeeraspeaking

This is one of the only shows on air currently which even have the POTENTIAL to be watched for a good story and great characters thanks to the slightly different context than the usual. But sadly...as is what happens most times, even that potential is on the way to being clubbed. I'm amazed that no one found the scene yesterday between Vikram and Sugni as a pace breaker...regardless of how fantastic Varun and Gulki are as actors, regardless of the nuances they are able to bring to a scene...in fact, their acting prowess and nuances were the only things that made the scene watchable...

Whatever happened to a convincing story progression...whatever happened to characters retaining their traits? Love at first sight? Does no one else think that Vikram is more and actually way too sensible a man than that? That at the very least he is not and cannot be THAT cliched? Yes, he saw during the very first rickshaw ride that she was different, indeed he did...very different from the rest, and that was the absolute beauty of it. But the realism of it was that even when he had enough care for her to give her his cravat for good luck, he threw it and didn't look back for a moment's notice or her reaction to it. Over time, he grew an affinity for Sugni...over a very small time, in fact...but to culminate it so quickly, in a manner SO quick that it seems almost contrived to put the story on fast forward...and then to have some glaringly non-characterisitic dialogues thrown in for the sake of a 'confession'...could Vikram not just have given Sugni belief and hope again to stay in the village and change the norms, for others too and not just herself, rather than try to flee...could he not have told her that though there may be many people in this village who do not appreciate her, there are those who do support and care for her? There are so many ways for him to convey his affection for her, unconsciously, subconsciously...and even consciously...but what we see is that right after Aditya tells him not to do anything that wouldn't befit him, he makes himself unconvincingly transparent to Sugni...without a thought, without any consideration. 'Love is blind' and all of that, but as I said before...Vikram Singh is not a character to whom the cliches apply, and above all, he is a thinking man...someone who is very sensitive to circumstances and how to handle them. It is such a disservice to the promising potential of this RELATIONSHIP that they didn't let it develop its deserving depth with time...but rather bam, here we are from point A to B...and all the development that could have taken place in the middle is passed over...

They have a story and characters here in which there can be a fantastic power struggle shown...a fantastically complex array of relationships, loyalties and intentions weaved...but there's no time given for those things to brew and become convincing...can we see, and can we have the things confirmed that we did see...rather than being told something entirely different or even something expected when it comes off on screen as unconvincing?

But I guess I'm the only one who finds that they lost an opportunity to develop Vikram, Sugni and their relationship to a greater depth by showing this rushed admission because everyone else seems more than elated. Oh well...

Originally posted by: kabeeraspeaking

This is one of the only shows on air currently which even have the POTENTIAL to be watched for a good story and great characters thanks to the slightly different context than the usual. But sadly...as is what happens most times, even that potential is on the way to being clubbed. I'm amazed that no one found the scene yesterday between Vikram and Sugni as a pace breaker...regardless of how fantastic Varun and Gulki are as actors, regardless of the nuances they are able to bring to a scene...in fact, their acting prowess and nuances were the only things that made the scene watchable...

Whatever happened to a convincing story progression...whatever happened to characters retaining their traits? Love at first sight? Does no one else think that Vikram is more and actually way too sensible a man than that? That at the very least he is not and cannot be THAT cliched? Yes, he saw during the very first rickshaw ride that she was different, indeed he did...very different from the rest, and that was the absolute beauty of it. But the realism of it was that even when he had enough care for her to give her his cravat for good luck, he threw it and didn't look back for a moment's notice or her reaction to it. Over time, he grew an affinity for Sugni...over a very small time, in fact...but to culminate it so quickly, in a manner SO quick that it seems almost contrived to put the story on fast forward...and then to have some glaringly non-characterisitic dialogues thrown in for the sake of a 'confession'...could Vikram not just have given Sugni belief and hope again to stay in the village and change the norms, for others too and not just herself, rather than try to flee...could he not have told her that though there may be many people in this village who do not appreciate her, there are those who do support and care for her? There are so many ways for him to convey his affection for her, unconsciously, subconsciously...and even consciously...but what we see is that right after Aditya tells him not to do anything that wouldn't befit him, he makes himself unconvincingly transparent to Sugni...without a thought, without any consideration. 'Love is blind' and all of that, but as I said before...Vikram Singh is not a character to whom the cliches apply, and above all, he is a thinking man...someone who is very sensitive to circumstances and how to handle them. It is such a disservice to the promising potential of this RELATIONSHIP that they didn't let it develop its deserving depth with time...but rather bam, here we are from point A to B...and all the development that could have taken place in the middle is passed over...

They have a story and characters here in which there can be a fantastic power struggle shown...a fantastically complex array of relationships, loyalties and intentions weaved...but there's no time given for those things to brew and become convincing...can we see, and can we have the things confirmed that we did see...rather than being told something entirely different or even something expected when it comes off on screen as unconvincing?

But I guess I'm the only one who finds that they lost an opportunity to develop Vikram, Sugni and their relationship to a greater depth by showing this rushed admission because everyone else seems more than elated. Oh well...