Neil Bhatt / ACP Virat Chavan Appreciation Thread - Page 86

Originally posted by: 404_NotFound

Congratulations to the entire team of ghum for completing 800 episodes. This wouldn’t be possible without the efforts of the cast and crew . Whether people like it or not Neil has his share of contributions .

Ghum is story of Sairat with Pakhi coming in between. Ayesha & Neil both as pair along with the whole team has made this couple a hit. Neil & Ayesha work well together, perform great together. It doesn’t matter whether or not people acknowledge or accept it.

Congratulations to Ghum team, whole cast & crew with special shout out to two kiddos Tanmay & Aria.

Originally posted by: 404_NotFound

I haven’t watched the episode yet so not sure about the reaction . Virat should understand how Sai felt when he saw VP together but he should react the same way as Sai did . Give space to Sai and let him move on as well . He is stuck in his past from last 8 yrs it’s time he lets go off his past memories with Sai and truly move on from Sai if she falls for another guy .

Yes no use of force or emotional blackmail.

Originally posted by: 404_NotFound

Congratulations to the entire team of ghum for completing 800 episodes. This wouldn’t be possible without the efforts of the cast and crew . Whether people like it or not Neil has his share of contributions .

I'll speak for myself, I wouldn't have watched if it wasn't for Neil playing Virat.

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Originally posted by: Haalim

I'll speak for myself, I wouldn't have watched if it wasn't for Neil playing Virat.

He has made Virat relatable . With the way CV have treated him from beginning with less dialogues it would have been impossible for average actors to portray and make Virat relatable . It’s easy to portray a well written character where CVS do every bit to make audience root for them but it’s not easy to portray a character like Virat who is always on the CVS radar to butcher him for drama .
I am someone who cares a damn about BTS or offscreen drama so I have no complains if an actor does his job and doesn’t give me any shipping content . I would prefer someone like that above an average actor who is unable to get into the skin of the character but gives tons of BTS

Originally posted by: LadyD

Ghum is story of Sairat with Pakhi coming in between. Ayesha & Neil both as pair along with the whole team has made this couple a hit. Neil & Ayesha work well together, perform great together. It doesn’t matter whether or not people acknowledge or accept it.

Congratulations to Ghum team, whole cast & crew with special shout out to two kiddos Tanmay & Aria.

Well said . Special mention to the little kiddos who have added more life to the show .

Originally posted by: 404_NotFound

He has made Virat relatable . With the way CV have treated him from beginning with less dialogues it would have been impossible for average actors to portray and make Virat relatable . It’s easy to portray a well written character where CVS do every bit to make audience root for them but it’s not easy to portray a character like Virat who is always on the CVS radar to butcher him for drama .
I am someone who cares a damn about BTS or offscreen drama so I have no complains if an actor does his job and doesn’t give me any shipping content . I would prefer someone like that above an average actor who is unable to get into the skin of the character but gives tons of BTS

I totally agree with you. I care a damn about his personal life as far as he gives his 100% to his work. His naysayers might have a problem. Some say he's lazy, he doesn't try to improve blah blah. But, to be honest it has to take lots of courage to portray Virat knowing fully well that he will recieve lots of flak. And, for Neil he's being targeted for his personal life too unlike the other male leads like Vanraj.

This is only for Neil / Virat fans. So, please the rest of the fandom refrain from replying or reacting to my post. It's a humble request.

Originally posted by: Fats24

I totally agree with you. I care a damn about his personal life as far as he gives his 100% to his work. His naysayers might have a problem. Some say he's lazy, he doesn't try to improve blah blah. But, to be honest it has to take lots of courage to portray Virat knowing fully well that he will recieve lots of flak. And, for Neil he's being targeted for his personal life too unlike the other male leads like Vanraj.

This is only for Neil / Virat fans. So, please the rest of the fandom refrain from replying or reacting to my post. It's a humble request.

It’s not the first time that two actors haven’t got along but the fact that Neil and Ayesha both have put their differences aside for work has to be acknowledged.

Every actor has room for improvement and so does Neil but writing him off is not something I agree with . I genuinely feel he needs to put in more efforts while portraying anger and hurt because most of the times it comes across as hate but apart from that now that script is not ambiguous I can see him getting back to his old self .

Originally posted by: 404_NotFound

He has made Virat relatable . With the way CV have treated him from beginning with less dialogues it would have been impossible for average actors to portray and make Virat relatable . It’s easy to portray a well written character where CVS do every bit to make audience root for them but it’s not easy to portray a character like Virat who is always on the CVS radar to butcher him for drama .
I am someone who cares a damn about BTS or offscreen drama so I have no complains if an actor does his job and doesn’t give me any shipping content . I would prefer someone like that above an average actor who is unable to get into the skin of the character but gives tons of BTS

It takes a lot of hard work to play a complex character with conviction. They are meant to get the flak from the audience but people do connect with a well portrayed character. Besides white characters bore me to death. I always root for complex characters.

This shipping culture is gets overboard. It ruins the essence of a show. Further it makes the actors awkward.