Originally posted by: meghumonu
I am all in for a logical ending within 150-180 episodes. Good shows do not need to stretch and end within a finite episodes to retain it's charm. NBT is remembered because both the seasons ended within a finite episode giving it a logical ending. ❤️
Which reminds me, Srishti already told you about the story of TSHJA but interestingly enough Najma was played by Ashnoor Kaur and Pallavi Gupta (from NBT2) played her cousin.
Originally posted by: Dear.Zindagi
Hello. Nice to meet you! 🤗 What can I call you as?
Definitely, a show needs to be finite to be remembered as a good show. A logical storyline plus a logical ending is all that I ask from this show 😳.
I have never watched NBT. It’s the serial, Na Bole Tum, right? I might give it a try. It seems like a good show. 👍🏼
Originally posted by: canuck-umz
Which reminds me, Srishti already told you about the story of TSHJA but interestingly enough Najma was played by Ashnoor Kaur and Pallavi Gupta (from NBT2) played her cousin.
Wow!! Yes I remember she was Veera's sister and Nanhi's sister in law in NBT season 2.
Originally posted by: meghumonu
I am Sayoni. Yes please watch Na Bole Tum you will not regret it!! It is in MX Player for free to watch!!
Thankgod each season has only 190 episodes at max. 200+ episode dekhke mujhe chakkar aane lagte hain lol.
I am really shocked that makers had chosen to show Pandemic in this show.👏Guys Pandemic is not over its still going in the whole world right now. Even Australia, Taiwan are now facing this covid brunt.
Now coming to the show i am sure male lead ke saath bhi kuch Covid haadsa hi hua hoga .
Originally posted by: Dear.Zindagi
Thankgod each season has only 190 episodes at max. 200+ episode dekhke mujhe chakkar aane lagte hain lol.
Yes same for me also!! 200 episodes are too much!! 😆 Do you watch MHRW also?
Originally posted by: Trista101
Exactly! I liked how the show is depicting the harsh reality of the present situation. Other shows seem to have forgotten that there is even a pandemic.
Hey there every one! Myself Tanvi, but I would be pleased if you call me Trista, as my username suggests.😆❤️
I hope we can all have a great bonding as the show progresses!❤️
I agree they all are behaving as though everything is normal, they are showing parties and dance😡
this show is showing current reality of the whole world right now.
Originally posted by: Shopnila
Keep us and them in your prayers. Covid ruined many families. We used to maintain all safety protocols. Covid came to our house dur to some reckless outsiders. People still are not that much careful. I pray everyone to be safe.
Shocking part was many doctors died in second wave despite having fully vaccinated.
It was quite the surprise, and I am honestly thankful that they did not brush over reality or try to make it seem less tragic than what 2020 looked like due to the pandemic.
Most lost family members to the pandemic too, and we all know the feeling when you cannot even attend their last rites or see them for the last time or as doctors or social workers it becomes a moral responsibility for many to keep working towards the welfare of others and risk your own life. It was really relatable in that sense atleast.
Esha Di was brilliant in the scenes, truly very impressed with her 👏
Hello guys. I watched today's episode and very disturbed. It was realistic. It was very heart wrenching to watch the family scenes. It reminded me of my struggling during Corona. My father and brother had Corona last year. My father is a heart patient and after lot of struggling my father was admitted in hospital. My mother and myself was quarantined for 15 days. I left my 2 young children with my in laws and stayed with my mom. That time so many restrictions so I was worried that I can see my father or not if something happens to him. In first wave officials did not give bodies to the family. When my father went to the ambulance I was standing outside of the hospital and cried uncontrollably and prayed God nobody will face this situation ever in their life. Some of our neighbors did not speak with us that time. My father's friend did not even call him. It was nightmare.
Kudos to the makers for showing harsh truth about the Pandemic.
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