Do Star Jalsa writers think the audience is stupid? This complaint is not directed to a particular serial but almost regarding all the shows. You give us hopes with a good storyline in the promos and after a few episodes you take the audiences' emotions and intelligence for granted. The show eventually becomes irrational, stupid, insulting, sadistic, degrading, and overcompensating. Below are some examples:
Meyebela: A beautiful story with potential, but you ruined it with toxicity. Practicality after a point was nowhere. It's sad the show had to end on such a note because of your negligence and overconfidence.
Anurager Chhowa: How is a doctor (Mishka) so free? How does she have so much time to kidnap people, threaten people, plot, be obsessed, and do all things illegal despite being and apparently popular doctor? Also, we watch these serials for entertainment, not for stress. A person is constantly doing wrong things but doesn't get punished. Are you trying to give people ideas? Also, involving children in adult conversations is ridiculous. P.S. please tie Rupa's hair.
Sandhya Tara: Let's put it simply. Sandhya is a village woman, not mentally retarded. Give that sweet character some dignity. That's what Tara has but Sandhya doesn't. You are literally showing her as a mentally retarded woman who doesn't know how to behave around people. She wasn't this crazy when she was unmarried. Love doesn't make you ill-mannered and eccentric.
Ekka Dokka: I'm glad it ended. Radhika was essentially stupid and arrogant, hiding her toxicity beneath good nature.
Bangla Medium: Great storyline. For once I thought you learnt how to make sense but then again... Where does Indira's arrogance come from!? Why does she not listen to people's advice? Why are they never having a happy moment? Additionally, Bangla Medium school's teachers also have a dressing sense. Why is she wearing hawai chappals below every attire and not proper sandals? Are you indirectly trying to insult Bangla Medium school's teachers? There's still time, take control and make it logical. Note: Once backstabbed or in trouble, real people DO NOT trust strangers like Indira keeps doing.
Gaantchhora: Romance is not all about the couple physically falling on each other. It's exhausting how you define romance. You're ruining it. There's still a little hope with this story but please make it rational. Elderly people staying in Mandir instead of police quarters is insensitive and not togetherness. They're homeless, no cash in hand, but can rent fancy dresses to trespass, and wear well ironed different clothes everyday. Howwwww? The so called wealthy family does not have another house. Howww? The women's jewellery also changes with attires even when they're homeless. Which real couple after years of being married and having kids refer to each other as "Aapni"? Aapni is for strangers or elderly not for your husband you had a love marriage with. In an Arranged marriage setup it's still understandable for 1-2 years of marriage. Ganga and Ayushman were classmates and call each other aapni like strangers. Is that even real? And "babu"? Ayushmann Babu!? What even!?
Horo Gouri Pais Hotel: Again, started out really good. Very impressive. But again, you filled it with toxicity, negativity, and male chauvinism. Yes, Oishani is standing up against it, but don't you think you're making her character also forcefully broad-minded after a point? The mentality that Prabhakar is showcasing is downright insulting to women.
Your channel holds a lot of power but you're misusing it by spreading negativity and toxicity. If you try show relatability, at least be rational and realistic. Don't add on to the stress we already have in our lives by hurting the characters we like. Also, don't give toxic ideas to people with bad intentions. It's time you take the after-effects of your jobs seriously.
With the rubbish writing you have, I'd rather ignore the horrible mismatching jewellery your characters wear.
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