GHKPM New Season EDT # 9 - Page 121

Originally posted by: Rosh4rose

No show will end with 0.2 TRP

It'll be amazing! Ganja makers will create history with the lowest TRP, 0.2.

Originally posted by: Ajab.Pehchan

Who will believe that this is the same show that got a walloping 2.8 TRP for Saraj’s happy ending

2.8 se 0.5 TRP ka safar is just hilarious in itself

Ghum is a show which received both great TRP and low TRP.

Originally posted by: Ajab.Pehchan

Maybe the time slots for those shows were better compared to Ghum which airs at a dead slot like 6:30.

Either way this is a very embarrassing farewell for a legacy show like Ghum..

You DP is nice. Harshad Chopra is looking good in your DP.

I think ITV shows won't get better in my lifetime.

I checked Tenor and saw 2000 people shared the jump rope game GIF created by me. Yesterday the number was 1000. A few days ago, it was 100.

Originally posted by: Shirsha

I never said this before. But I want to say it today. Savi and Neil's love story is like a fanfiction. I'm not saying all fanfictions are bad. Many fanfictions are good. I'm saying that sometimes people take two characters from two different stories and make them a couple in their fanfictions. They're called crossover fan fictions. If someone writes a crossover fanfiction of TVD and You, and makes Elena Gilbert and Joe Goldberg a couple, won't that be weird? SavNeil is like that. Elena has nothing to do with Joe's story, and Joe has no connection to Elena. But if Elena suddenly forgets her vampire boyfriend, Damon, and falls in love with the obsessive serial killer, Joe, that would be difficult to digest. They have nothing to do wth one another. Elena's world is supernatural, and Joe's world isn't like that. Or if Maggie falls in love with Michael Scofield in a fanfiction, that will be weird too. That's because her husband, Glenn, was very important to her, and she couldn't forget how Negan killed him so brutally, in front of her eyes. She never became involved in a romantic relationship again and raised her child alone. Also, Maggie belongs to a post-apocalyptic world, and Michael Schofield belongs to a normal world. Similarly, Savi's story and Neil's story were totally different from each other. They had nothing to do with one another. They had no connection. So, when the makers of Ghum suddenly connected two different stories, it didn't seem normal to me. They took two different characters from two different stories and created a crossover fanfiction-like love story.

Yup, it's like a crossover fan fiction, albeit horribly written. IF has many talented fan fiction writers who could write a story better than these so-called show writers. Ganja either lacks imagination or thinks, "Why bother? We have people who will watch any kind of nonsense we throw at them." Savi has a completely different personality than Neil. He was supposed to be irrevocably in love with Teju, but it hardly took him a week to move on—which I find totally unacceptable. Savi had kids with Rajat

The problem is there's no foundation and no seamless transition between the two worlds. When that happens, it feels like there's no rhyme or reason to what's happening on screen, and no one can connect with the characters. They should have thought this through before killing off Teju, but lol, expecting logic from Ganja is useless. *shrugs*

Originally posted by: Shirsha

I checked Tenor and saw 2000 people shared the jump rope game GIF created by me. Yesterday the number was 1000. A few days ago, it was 100.

Congratulations Shirsha!

It looks really good!

Originally posted by: missFiesty_69

Yup, it's like a crossover fan fiction, albeit horribly written. IF has many talented fan fiction writers who could write a story better than these so-called show writers. Ganja either lacks imagination or thinks, "Why bother? We have people who will watch any kind of nonsense we throw at them." Savi has a completely different personality than Neil. He was supposed to be irrevocably in love with Teju, but it hardly took him a week to move on—which I find totally unacceptable. Savi had kids with Rajat

The problem is there's no foundation and no seamless transition between the two worlds. When that happens, it feels like there's no rhyme or reason to what's happening on screen, and no one can connect with the characters. They should have thought this through before killing off Teju, but lol, expecting logic from Ganja is useless. *shrugs*

Bold@ This! This is so problematic and unacceptable! I didn't like it at all!

Originally posted by: Shirsha

I think ITV shows won't get better in my lifetime.

Nope, it won't getter better in any lifetime I have already reached that conclusion hence the lack of interest in seeing any itv show

Originally posted by: missFiesty_69

Nope, it won't getter better in any lifetime I have already reached that conclusion hence the lack of interest in seeing any itv show

Maybe ITV makers will create good TV shows in the year, 3000. But what's the use? I won't be alive at that time.