The demand for a happy ending for fictional characters, has hurt real people ... their jobs, their livelihoods, and their real life friendships. Today when I saw Sanaya crying, shooting alone on the last day ...a day which should NOT have been the last day, but the first day of a second innings, I felt incredibly selfish for even for a moment feeling happy that the show has ended, just so that my fictional Arnav and Khushi could live happily ever after.
Sanaya and the rest of the cast were happy to continue working even with crappy scripts ... my response as a viewer should have been limited to switching off the TV if I did not want to watch. It should not have extended making unreasonable demands that eventually ended their jobs.
I know many of you felt that you wanted a happy ending to the Arnav Khushi love story - you all know I never did, I wanted the show to continue. Yesterday I tried to make peace with the show ending with that view - that I could live with my happy ending. Today I realise I cannot ... because seeing Sanaya alone in tears hurts me FAR MORE than seeing Khushi in tears onscreen would ever have done. And even in her own sadness, she remembered to worry about the crew who would be jobless at such short notice. Reminds me - if I needed any reminder - as to why I not only admire the actress, but also the person, Sanaya Irani.
I have very close friends visiting ... and even midst all the fun here, I cannot stop feeling bad for my sunshine girl and the others, Daljeet, NK, who made sure they were there for her at the end.
ALL my prayers go out to whoever is listening ... I want Sanaya and the other actors back on screen as soon as possible, and this time in a show which respects her talent. If I email Star Plus ... which I plan to do ... it will be to request them to bring Sanaya back on screen as soon as possible.
Sanaya, I have never loved and respected a screen actor as much as I do you. God bless you ... best wishes from the bottom of my heart.
Best wishes to the rest of the cast and crew of IPKKND as well.
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