DeEri/SaKhi AT #1 I hate you, like I love you. (Page 29)

Ria, in reply to your comments,

Edited by seena007 - 20 February 2013 at 9:28am

I quite agree seena. The childish/teenagerish whatever u call it gets lousy after a point, but writers r clueless as to know when to draw a stop n it is like torture watching perpetually boring mind-numbing time wasting talk that adds nothing to narrative except prob a desperate call for attention. Dev does not convince as a policeman, for he lacks intensity, n a certain dignity that such a role might command. With dev entry pankhi has seem to hv given up being sad in a unnatural kind of way as if her brother was never killed, unlike vaani who still conveys sadness in discretion. Sayali refers to nimai occasionally but is more affected by rajneesh presence, there is sexual tension between these 2 but that is very likely to negate as they r going to be shown more together in the usual scenarios, infact it kind of already has sailed,. This show is in a mess, the roles r unclear, the serious issues r making way for stereotypes n unoriginal repetitive scenarios. The premise of the show, its essential idea has been spoiled by crowding with two new actors who demand too much attention. It feels as if a show can't succeed without a hero in some form or another, n that is a very sad thing for creativity: vaani role is subordinate now to dev who negates from the idea of woman power struggling alone amidst the evil of man. Rkt has stopped singing, such a shame, it really brought out his character n gave it that eerieness. Butchering well meaning old songs is unique signature for a negative character.
Samar might as well nor exist n b only s refered to in name. I Like deepak in negative shades, he fits it well n I just hope that after the shows end he has the sense not to abandon such roles of intensity..

not to add this!!

I feel like Rajneesh will be the reason Samar is sent to the gallows rather then that goofy cop and the rajhans'...

Loving the attention samar is getting but slightly anxious too as it seems to b foreboding his inevitable end.
Oh gone r the days wen rkt use to sing, I keep bringing it up I know, but there was something unnerving to it, that really suits his restrained, but autocratic like character.