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  • Parts 10
  • Time 39m
Complete, First published Nov 15, 2021
Hi guys...

Closed at for some days

My Rants on serials that run on National television... characters and sloppier plots...
(Ghkkpm, Krpkab, Anupama,Yrkkh) and much more

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I like to watch good stories...good plots...good action sequences... and good romantic track...even main roles in a powerful negative roles are a treat to watch...

Kuch rang pyaar ke aise bhi is one such classic.. 
oh..c'mon...no show showed a female lead dancing her heart out..when  dev confessed his feelings...rather than her sitting hours on a dressing  table and imagining an half hour dream sequence...it was more close to reality than others were...

And then they are serials...ufff...where do I start???

These are purely my opinion and I do not intend to hurt or create hate...

I have nothing against the actors...it is just the character that they portray and storyline I am talking about...so don't get offended...
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