KY2 - Immense Potential. Lack Of Execution! - Page 3

Originally posted by: fia21

Thank you 😊

I absolutely agree with your take on this. Very well put together. Being the USP of the show gives Manik-Nandini and even Parth-Niti a chance to showcase their talent on stronger ground. But the show has so many more amazing actors, like you mentioned, who are essaying some major roles. My issue here is that they have not been utilized to their talent's worth. As you mentioned, they are mainly just ganging up together to bring Manik and Nandini closer every time nowadays.

You've made an amazing point here. I remember the shows from the 90's and even early 2000's when my Mother used to watch them and I remember most of them had such amazing stories and were indeed more progressive. These days, female leads are so weakly portrayed that it makes me wonder what on Earth goes around in peoples minds who actually like watching a regressive woman who is present solely in a show for just a romantic angle or to see a hot male lead treat her like crap and then walk off in the sunset together.

If the makers can come up with such a brilliant initial story, I refuse to believe that they can't do it again. You're right once again that the fault lies within the unnecessary demands of some fans (no offense) which causes the makers to give in. I can't find anything else to add. You've basically said it all, and said it well. Let's hope that the CVs as well as the audience realize that KY2 is not all about a single couple's struggles and romance, but it has a whole group of other people and their stories contributing to it.

Originally posted by: fia21

That's good to know 😆 . And thank you!

That's the perfect word for it. Disconnect. It feels as if we're watching a different show altogether these days. A show that started off portraying real issues with the youth of today has been reduced to cheap TRP tactics like kidnapping and misunderstandings.

I too am a fan of MaNan,  but like you, I am not blind to all the other good things on the show. An overdoes of Manik and Nandini is also not good for the show because a time will come when even they have nothing new to offer and the show will lose it's charm altogether.

Originally posted by: Ainahbarbie

OMG

Fia di ...!!!! u here

can't belive

Originally posted by: CrazyMe_04

A SALUTE TO YOU FOR THIS BRILLIANT POST! 

Originally posted by: FieryHeart

I agree and the female leads are mostly shown to be hypocrits who lecture the world to be brave but when its their turn they break down. I wonder if its the same character I was seeing from the beginning of the show 😕 U know my 1st fav scene in the show was when Nandini punched Manik before everyone else? I loved her for her guts but what on earth are CVs trying to do now? Everytime Manik lashes out at her, she takes it in silence or when something goes wrong she just wants to run away from it?  

I loved the initial episodes of the show n I loved everything about it but I donno what I am watching these days 😕 Y are makers spoiling their own story? U know for any story teller setting the base is the toughest part but after that u get the flow for the story. Here they set the base n they get to kickass start but y do they falter in the middle? 😕

Originally posted by: FieryHeart

I so agree with you about Mukti part Fia 👍🏼 Mukti is vulnerable. She is broken and she did not have anyone to confront or confide them in. Fab 5 was  a group of kids who got together because of their distorted family lives. They were all insecure and none of them in that group wanted to confront their issues themselves, so how could they share it with the world? Their parents had money at disposal and they used it to their advantage. Used it to spoil themselves but did that fetch them happiness? No, their frustrations grew even more and they despised every bit of normalcy other people had in their lives. Such ppl are emotionally unstable and they need help.

On the other hand if you see Nandini - she has faced a lot of hardships in her life but yet she had people around her. She had Amms and she had Rishabh and now she also has Chacha Chachi. She got the right guidance, she got the proper care that helped her develop the right perception of right and wrongs. She did not have luxury at her disposal. So she learned that she has to struggle in life to attain something. She did not have the financial security unlike Fab 5 but she had emotional security in abundance. 

So this is where the difference lies. At the end of the day upbringing matters and nothing could be worse than a child having to grow up in a palace without the care of their parents. Children who don't have a roof over their head are far more happy with their parents beside them than spoilt rich kids.

Originally posted by: fia21

Mine too 😃 . That punch was what ultimately got me hooked to the show. A gutsy female lead, now who wouldn't want to watch that??

Maybe now after the whole kidnapping fiasco we finally get to see some individual storyline for Nandini where she comes out of this experience on her own and starts living a normal life once again. For once I'd like to see a girl do this on her own on TV without the help of the male lead. Not that I wouldn't want to see Manik supporting her. Of course I would, he needs to show he has changed and can be an affectionate boyfriend. It's just that I'd like to see Nandini take that first step towards recovery because she WANTS to and not because Manik NEEDs her to.

You know, this always seems to happen with daily soaps. After a while, the flow of the story always falters. There's only so much that can happen in 4-5 episodes a week when you don't know how long the show will go on. The story becomes stagnant.

Originally posted by: shibz

I don't understand how these unnecessary tracks are going to help TRPs?😕 KY2 has/had its own charm that attracted audience in the first place.. so why reduce it to repetitive and cliche tracks?