This episode certainly is an improvement over the ongoing exaggerated melodrama but has its flaw, that too too many.
As the party progresses the couple (Anand and Kittu) enter into n animated argument, meanwhile Shraddha and Kunal find a unique way to express their feelings, which they weren't able to convey otherwise.
What's good is, the take on in borne human ego in both the couples. While Anand and Kittu are against accepting their respective faults, Shradha and Kunalk fail to discuss differences in an gentle manly fashion and thus escape to a different tactic. The dumb Charades technique was a good creative idea, but could have been implemented better as it seems forced at points. Meanwhile Kittu's mother is seemingly unperturbed by the conditions prevalent in her family, which is pretty odd.
Direction: Below Average.
Story/Screenplay: Average.
Acting: Bad.
Music: Average.
Overall an average episode.
As the party progresses the couple (Anand and Kittu) enter into n animated argument, meanwhile Shraddha and Kunal find a unique way to express their feelings, which they weren't able to convey otherwise.
What's good is, the take on in borne human ego in both the couples. While Anand and Kittu are against accepting their respective faults, Shradha and Kunalk fail to discuss differences in an gentle manly fashion and thus escape to a different tactic. The dumb Charades technique was a good creative idea, but could have been implemented better as it seems forced at points. Meanwhile Kittu's mother is seemingly unperturbed by the conditions prevalent in her family, which is pretty odd.
Direction: Below Average.
Story/Screenplay: Average.
Acting: Bad.
Music: Average.
Overall an average episode.