Me too either badly or goodly I am forward for leap. I will see the first episode then only I can justifu yself that I will continue it or not.Originally posted by: supercool3
Love your positivity! 👏
I'm pretty much on the same boat as you. I'm still not fully satisfied with a long leap (if 7 years is indeed what ends up happening). But hey, it's not my story to tell. It's the makers, and despite all this I still have my trust in them to keep me engaged with the storyline because they themselves are super confident about this. As far as I see it, the only thing confirmed right now is that there is a leap and nothing else. So I'll take the rest as it comes.
I like how you explained each character. Dev, Sonakshi, and Ishwari are still true to their characters and I don't see any butchery tbh. We just see multiple dimensions and layers to them, and maybe that's why it becomes easy to connect with them. Well I at least still connect to Dev and Sonakshi. Ishwari is a gone case for me 😆
I'm a hopeless romantic and a sucker for love stories.😆 I'm glad that things are starting afresh because I think while there was love in this relationship, they need time off to introspect and come back stronger. The current situation reminds me of this quote:
"If you love somebody, let them go, for if they return, they were always yours"
So here's to a new start, a new DevAkshi 😃
Originally posted by: pkbdas61
Saumee, i am happy for you in that you are trying explain the hope that you have in this show.
For me, like i said in my other post made sometime ago, it is about making a mockery of the institution of marriage, love, relationships, morals, ethics.. this is something that i cannot digest. Call old school thoughts, age, or whatever but if there is one thing that is jarring to my mind it is the lack of commitment. I am talking of the show in general, within and outside.
The characters are figments of imagination of the writers.. Therefore, it all boils down to the writers and what they value. it is clear that the writers know nothing of the meaning of the word committment. As the writers, so the characters. It does appear to me that the writers think the audience is of kind that does not value commitment or maybe even a bunch of fools with loose morals and ethics. They are dead wrong. We want to enjoy clean fare that is sensible, simple, and that which remains in our hearts and minds for long - like the initial 100 episodes of the show..
it has gone too far, become too complicated, and all characters have lost their sense of values, direction and the whole equation is making a mockery of the institution of marriage, love, relationships.. this is intolerable.