Do you still see the chemistry ? - Page 8

Originally posted by: Guneet80

Oh definitely, I already made a comment about the director so didn't say it again but more than the actors, it's a much worse fault of the director. A good director makes even bad actors act well, that's their job. Their work is to make the lead comfortable in whatever the scene is, look at other shows where the romantic scenes are well shot, even when leads are far apart, the audience feels something.

But here, all sairat scenes end abruptly, dialogues makes no sense and there's no outcome of any scene. It makes you feel the scene has no meaning and are just repetitive.

I personally miss the episodes where they were newly married, such amazing episodes. Less drama, more chemistry. That's the ghum I was originally a fan of.

@bold True.. I keep going back to watching those episodes...

Yeah in general in TV shows you dont see couple kissing each other even on the cheeks everytime... Usually its just the angle and the way shot is taken..by getting them close...Yaha I guess directors gives them dialogues and let them be... They follow the script and they wont even know how is it coming out on the camera, would work on the basis of their comfort obviously..

The chemistry is there because even when they are angry or upset, a look given by them and you feel all the emotions that's inside them but going through you. It's just that the story is crap and they don't have scenes or have shitty scenes. This Jeeva Shiva reunion and Samrakhi new start was needed to move forward. Now I hope they will be back to SaiRat centric tracks.

Originally posted by: tptwi

The execution of the scenes and the drag fest is ruining their magic for me....

This exactly. The magic is gone. Frankly I don’t (and don’t want to) see anything any more.

My 2 cents- there is a vast difference to what I see now and what it was initially. In the earlier days even though there was less sairat scenes, and inspire of them fighting at every meeting s, there was something beautiful. Their screen chemistry was strong. Now I don’t feel it. Actually I feel everyone seems to be very flaky. In fact many a times I feel why even are they having sairat scenes. It looks choppy and muddled. I even have started to dislike neils and ayeeshas constant constipated stressed look. For the fist time I have opted to not watch this show. Hope they bring back the old magic.

73% voted no 🤗

Clear winner

Originally posted by: asmi_joya

@bold True.. I keep going back to watching those episodes...

Yeah in general in TV shows you dont see couple kissing each other even on the cheeks everytime... Usually its just the angle and the way shot is taken..by getting them close...Yaha I guess directors gives them dialogues and let them be... They follow the script and they wont even know how is it coming out on the camera, would work on the basis of their comfort obviously..

Yes this is one hidden aspect people ar unaware of. Actors being aware of camera placement and the way the shot is being taken is VERY important. The bad angles ruin the entire scene. It doesn't bring out the emotion of the scene but instead looks awkward.

Still can't believe 73% people voted no. Sorry but this is way too funny for some reason 🤣🤣

Originally posted by: Guneet80

Still can't believe 73% people voted no. Sorry but this is way too funny for some reason 🤣🤣

The Topic maker as well thought that she would be bashed for making such a topic.. And the votes would have a difference of about 90 percent at least..

Originally posted by: asmi_joya

The Topic maker as well thought that she would be bashed for making such a topic.. And the votes would have a difference of about 90 percent at least..

Nah Asmi I guess everyone has now accepted that Sairat aren't the same now, tho the reasons differ.

I think it's only justified makers are called out over this.

Originally posted by: Guneet80

Yes this is one hidden aspect people ar unaware of. Actors being aware of camera placement and the way the shot is being taken is VERY important. The bad angles ruin the entire scene. It doesn't bring out the emotion of the scene but instead looks awkward.

Exactly. So many romantic scenes or so called tension filled scenes are only an interplay of camera angles, lighting and close ups. Lot of cheat shots.

Clearly this director has no clue how to handle such scenes. The lights in Sairat's room are always bright and blinding almost. 😆