Tula Shikvin Changlach Dhada

The story in this serial take more episodes to finish which is worst and it also teaches things and disrespect education. The director must stop stretching this type of stories. Otherwise no one will watch this serial. I suggest the director to finish the story in not more than three episodes it will be nice and creates interest in watching the serial. The story in this is seems to be more meaningless and boring. Also this serial does not contain any moral or message. I suggest the director to stop the story with a message/moral or stop this kind of serial permanently. I once again suggest the director to stop the story to protect the serial rating.

"Initially, the series was captivating and enjoyable, with a fresh premise and engaging storytelling. However, as it progressed, it has become increasingly repetitive, dull, and devoid of creativity. The once-exciting plotlines now feel recycled, and the overall narrative has lost its sense of purpose. The characters, instead of evolving, are stuck in predictable arcs, making the series feel stagnant and senseless. What started as a promising journey has now turned into a tiresome experience that lacks the charm it once had. It's time to bring this series to a close before it further diminishes its initial appeal."

MUST STOP THIS SERIES NOW UNLESS REVIEW STORY.

Many TV serials start with promising plots but soon turn into stretched dramas filled with repetitive twists and illogical storytelling. To maintain TRP, they rely on clichés like never-ending misunderstandings, villains who keep returning, sudden memory loss, and dragged-out conflicts. A single issue stretches for months, making the show predictable and frustrating. Meanwhile, web series and limited-episode dramas provide well-paced, engaging storytelling. It's time for TV serials to focus on quality over quantity and deliver meaningful narratives instead of endless, exaggerated drama........