Saptapadi- Naitik Akshara- A theme went astray? - Page 5

@Polki_Zofi,

Don't get alarmed…This site is safe and people around here are decent…my suggestion was just a normal precaution for any cyber activity…

About Akshara, as you've correctly addressed it tot Charu, she would give you better analysis…

@ Polki_Zofi,

Their time in bad is very much there ( talk of the babies😉)😆😉-as well are her 'chemicals' (as you are putting it..😆), and if she were to suppress them, our fultu 'chemical' Hero won't allow her to go 'chemical deficient'😉😛...after all its written in the vows😆. We have been being given ample hints, time and again, by some suggestive romantic scenes. Would that, we would be getting more frequent and spicier array of such scenes!😕

Of lately , the script is holding tight and incidences, very much plausible👍🏼. The character Baisa, we may loathe her, but certainly probable in real life, more as a matriarchal head of family then a late insertion as elder sister. The 'godbharai' tension surrounding eminent guests -their assumed affronts and host's anxieties-as well as clashes of Egos (nani-baisa), all are probable scenes in actuality.

Munna's importunate insistence on apology from Baisa was illtimes,(so much so that I almost expected Akshara's disapproving intervention)... especially when elder's were showing regret. That gave Baisa an opportunity to take affront.

Whatever hatred she aroused, the actor portraying Baisa had done swell job. She fitted the bill imperiousness, rigidity, sharpness, ultra conservative bent allowing no breach...all these were carried out competently. Her sharp departing dialogues were touch real; the condoning daughter over DIL or brushing aside her apologies with a sneer ( maafi to khabar nahi- ashirvad he...), her concern for family (kathor dikhu per purani rit he...), however disagreeable to us, or typical knot over ladla munna- (eklota waris- dharohar) and parting shot ( maybe we elders are less intelligent but you can't match experience we possess.) all are tight script and reality touch...This along with Nani's emotional departure is in tune with their dictum of not letting absolute blackness in- keeping them grey.

This is what we have been applauding repeatedly. In comparison they are never overboard bizarre or bitchiness- so much rampant in other soaps...whatever other shortcomings present here.