Thank you friends for reading me-Moving out - Page 2

Originally posted by: shruthiravi

No Ayushi I wont be there in the bh2 forum now

@devakshi I dont know how to explain it. See every good show has a end and a path towards that end. In a script a path is connected, just like in a good book every page is connected. A good character has a character arc, a motive, a path to the motive. If you have read books especially psycho thriller books or simply thriller books you will understand it. I come from South that too a Keralite who has watched movies that are scripted damn too good where we dont watch movies for the actor but for scriptwriter and director, where script writers are given equal importance as much as lead actor, so in that scenario when you watch a character whose motive is there but no path, or the path zig zags without any consistency its difficult to continue. Maya Jaisingh has no consistency and thats my biggest problem and story has no head and tail or the writers are somehow trying to reach the tail.

I agree, watched some of the malayalam movies in hindi version and they are really good in acting, story, direction must say. Whether actor looks good does not matter they are really good at acting.

So sorry to know your leaving this forum will miss you for sure.🥺

And from last 1 week have lost interest in BH2 as well so not watching it online either just reading WU from Suta.☺

Originally posted by: Armu4eva

Asur would be awesome watch for you. The mythology+thriller aspect is amazing

I am watching special ops.

I too read Asur is good and has good reviews, where can we watch this?

@goofy we have the 2 best actors in whole of Indian Cinema Mammooty and Mohanlal both have won national best actor award thrice. If Possible watch Bharatham and Tanmatra of Mohanlal. Amaram of Mamooty. Also Malayalam has some of the best thrillers starting from Yavanika

u can watch it in voot select.You can take a 14 day trial pack using ur credit ya debit card and if you cancel the subscription before end of trial period u will be able to watch it for free or u can take 99 rs/ month pack. I took a yr subscription as if I can watch 3-4 good webseries it will be paisa vasool as now watching in theatre costs more than 100 and this is just 499/yr. Hotstar VIP at 365/yr was paisa vasool for me. I watched Criminal Justice, Out of Love, Special Ops and also Malayalam movie Athiran and daily episode of Radhakrishn online same day.

Originally posted by: shruthiravi

No Ayushi I wont be there in the bh2 forum now

@devakshi I dont know how to explain it. See every good show has a end and a path towards that end. In a script a path is connected, just like in a good book every page is connected. A good character has a character arc, a motive, a path to the motive. If you have read books especially psycho thriller books or simply thriller books you will understand it. I come from South that too a Keralite who has watched movies that are scripted damn too good where we dont watch movies for the actor but for scriptwriter and director, where script writers are given equal importance as much as lead actor, so in that scenario when you watch a character whose motive is there but no path, or the path zig zags without any consistency its difficult to continue. Maya Jaisingh has no consistency and thats my biggest problem and story has no head and tail or the writers are somehow trying to reach the tail.

Could not agree more with this. The show had so much potential but just like any other ITV serial, the writers began messing up the plot. I can’t relate to Maya Jaisingh at all. Inconsistency is the word to define her character. There are comparatively better thriller/revenge shows out there and Beyhadh comes in like a joke in front of them. Anyways, it was nice reading some of your analysis. Take care ❤️

Originally posted by: shruthiravi

@goofy we have the 2 best actors in whole of Indian Cinema Mammooty and Mohanlal both have won national best actor award thrice. If Possible watch Bharatham and Tanmatra of Mohanlal. Amaram of Mamooty. Also Malayalam has some of the best thrillers starting from Yavanika

I watched Mohanlal "lucifer" and liked it so much he is indeed ruling Malayalam industry for long.

And all the best for your future ❤

exactly xnandix when you watch better or good thriller series now bh2 looks a joke.

Originally posted by: Armu4eva

Asur would be awesome watch for you. The mythology+thriller aspect is amazing

I am watching special ops.

Watched Asur last week & absolutely loved it! Excellent story telling & very gripping! But its interesting how so many shows these days portray an antagonist who misinterprets the message of the Gita to suit his own twisted version of right & wrong!

Originally posted by: shruthiravi

u can watch it in voot select.You can take a 14 day trial pack using ur credit ya debit card and if you cancel the subscription before end of trial period u will be able to watch it for free or u can take 99 rs/ month pack. I took a yr subscription as if I can watch 3-4 good webseries it will be paisa vasool as now watching in theatre costs more than 100 and this is just 499/yr. Hotstar VIP at 365/yr was paisa vasool for me. I watched Criminal Justice, Out of Love, Special Ops and also Malayalam movie Athiran and daily episode of Radhakrishn online same day.

Yes, Voot does not come in my region guess need VPN india to connect, will try sometime.

Thanks for the recommendations of the shows ☺ have hotstar VIP and have watched "out of love," did like the FL like such short and realistic stories.

Originally posted by: shruthiravi

@Rara I watch for directors Mani Ratnam in Tamil, Kamal, Lal Jose, Renjith in Malyalam, Gowarikar, Neeraj Pandey, Nikhil Advani in Hindi are my favourites.

Currently finished watching Neeraj Pandey web series Special Ops in Hotstar. Engaging stuff. Now watching Asur in Voot Select. Thats something. And hav got some more things in my watch list during this lockdown and well bh2 doesnt figure there.

Asur is good. I just finished it yesterday. Think I am going to start on Special Ops as well. Any other recommendations on your list?