Does Abhi make you cry too?

ha ha ha.....:rotfl


Dont remind me of my stay in India.....didn't i watch all this with my own eyes and ears.....even in bangalore, my people are so addicted to all this. And not to mention, if you know the reason why i was inIndia last month.... even on THOSE days , the serials were on.....i was on one side so upset and depressed that my father is no more ...and there goes my mom about the discussion of this and thatt serial and of course she added to my misery that my dad was also an ardent fan....and will he watch from wherever he is....and she finally made us put his photo next to the tv, so that he gets to watch it!
Now dont i know how much this tv has been made into a reality.....but sometimes i felt it was a blessing in disguise, that it is keeping tham all so occupied that my mom is not getting time to think of my dad and miss him all the time!:bangcomp:

 

Dear Cheeniya,

I do watch Tamil serials here, of course only recorded. I don't cry for Abhi in Kolangal since I know it is only a T.V serial, but I am amused to find out what the director has in store next. Obviously, he cannot allow his heroin to die and he is trying to extract the maximum pathos. Regarding the character Aadhi, I am sure by the end of the serial his B.P and the spectator's B.P all are going to end high. Again, I am amused at his shouting at the top of voice and twisting his faces to show his villany. I tend to think that he must be the son of the producer of the serial and the producer should have instructed the director Thiruselvam (none other than the character Tholkappian alias Thols) that Aadhi should not be hanged, but finish off Abhi character.

Watching the Aadhi character, I am reminded of this joke. It goes like this.
Bhaktha Prahalada drama is going on. Last scene comes when Narasinha puts Hiranya Kasib on his lap to kill him. At that time a voice from spectators came ' Avanai inge kadasunga, naanga paarthukarom', since they were fed up of the acting by the man who came as Hiranya Kasib.:-D

Regards,

TDU

 

Dear Sri,

That was a nice article on the TV serials..... I also read the replies from various quarters.....

Fortunately or Unfortunately I dont see much of serials..... Also even if you miss out on 2/3 days you can catch up with it on the fourth day...

The most interesting part in todays serial i found is that every man has asecond wife or a girl friend or something and that girl will also love him knowing that he is married..... Similarly the FIL will be a good man and always the MIL is a bad character..... So Ladies are the villans in the families and all the ladies enjoy the show or get too involved...

Another trend which is emerging is gone are the days of heroes.... It is always heroines in the TV serials..... But when it comes to reality we dont want girl child...

What an height of double standards......

More over we are all bundle of sentimental fools and emotional idiots.... We get carried away with these serials knowing fully well it is not a reality.... and only in serials we behave so stupidly like carring 2 laks in a suitcase... in open.. so that anybody can loot it..... Then we will cry for that...

How is it possible..... I dont understand....

But great industry now with big money....

Veda

 

Dear Cheeniya,

Oh, Thiruselvam is giving one Kg of gold? I have few ideas. if I were Thriuselvam, the story will go like this. Since, the police is after Thols, he will be shot at in an encounter. But, he will survive and will be brought to the same hospital (in Chennai there may be hundreds of hospitals) where Abhi is lying and in fact, he will be brought to the bed next to her. Thols will have convulsions and that will send shock waves to Abhi through telepathy and she will come out of the coma (remember the dialogue by the doctor pronouncing her brain as dead). The third surviving brother will take refuge with the honest inspector (Aaadhi's brother-in-law) who will produce him dramatically in the court and all will be well that ends well.

Regards,

TDU

P.S: I authorise you on my behalf to receive the Kg. of gold.

 

Dear Cheeniya,

You seem to be an expert on this serial. I started watching half way through due to the influence of my sister and brother-in-law in Mumbai. Recently, both visited U.S. Thier daughter is in Princeton, New Jersy. Nowadays, in U.S. the cable operators are not giving the Sun T.V. So, they missed number of episodes. But, Sun T.V is given live in Internet by a number of Tamil sites and one site called London Video gives the recorded episodes which can be watched conveneinetly. I watch the recorded episode and if I can't stand Aadhi's antics, I can fast forward.:-D So, when I met them in New Jersy, the first thing they asked was about what is happening in Kolangal.

I have some nagging doubts about the serial. Firstly, Aadhi's mother always wears saree in marwari style, why?. Whereas her mother Bombay Gnanam wears normal way. Second, what has happened to that character who gets released from Kerala jail, misses his daughter who is kidnapped by Aadhi's men etc. I find him suddenly vanished into thin air. Thirdly, Aadhi's brother character who in fact revolts against him has also disappeared. Fourthly, the man who runs to the court and desparately tries to stop the murder of Saroja, is standing quitely when people accuse Thols for the murder. Fifth, it is a medical mystery how the bullet hitting the shoulder of Abhi has stopped her brain. The doctor says it is due to shock. I think people get heart attacks in shock and not brain attack.:-D

Regards,

TDU

 

Dear Cheeniya Sir
It seems you're coming up with interesting topics by the time it takesme to shutdown my computer and log back in. since i dont have a clue about this topic i was going to pass but your topics are ofcourse irresistable; everyones posts here is so interesting to read and gives a little insight into the t.v. serial world.