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Hey.
There have been many considerable changes in the way the serial makers have adapted Anuja Chauhan's crisp and heartwarming book The Pricey Thakur Girls, especially the drastic change in time-frame, that all together took away the real essence of the book.
We have Audis, 5 Star Restaurants, Selfies, Numerous TV Channels, and a house in the Hailey Road which looks pretty modern to be called an old Thakur House. But what messed me up was, the absence of Samar, the step-son of Anjini.
Anjini seems to be happy in her marriage, and yet in the book, there was emphasis on the lack of communication the spouses had. And to make matters worse, they don't have the son-from-the-first-wife. I feel Samar had a vital role to play in the story in the book, but lets not go there as we have already arrived at the fact they have changed it drastically. I for once did not find any sense in why as to Dylan would do something as recommending a friend for a job instead of the already selected one (and then he reprimands Dabbu for using her "sources" for getting up a job). The Roving Eye would have been a better point of future contention between the two, instead of just kicking her out of a job.
The most important of all, The kot-piece sessions have been removed. I mean, that really takes away everything about the love story, right?
Anyhow, I dun complain about the show, just, I had high hopes when it said that it is an "adaptation" of such a phenomenal book, but I find only the names of the character and the serial to be in the line of it. But, it is soon to judge a serial, given they have had only a couple of episodes.
Thoughts?
Niv
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