Sadly,we still seem to be playing catchup. Nothing’s fairly taken off yet in the plot – except in the case of Kaira, who would seem to need a surgical miracleNo! Not Kaira! I really liked Kaira. Naresh, or you total monster. We must assume,I think, from the positioning of the bullet that this time Kaira really is dead. Although I said that approximately Naresh final week and he turned out not to be dead at all. So possibly there is a small hope for Kaira if a neurosurgeon adept at removing bullets from brains can be found at short notice. No? Thought not. besides, and what a horrible ending. I am going to fill nightmares. Why,Aafrin, with all your double dealings and insider knowledge, or could you not fill patented a bulletproof sari? I can’t bear it. This was a fast-paced,quality episode which allowed me to retain my optimism that this series will be better than the first. Slowness dulled final year’s offering for me. Is it even possible, though, or that they’ve taken things so far that its all now moving a bit (whisper it) too fast? Some of the scenes here could fill been longer. There was an awful lot of cutting between storylines. Some of this was done,I’m sure, as a plot catching-up device for Johnny-come-lately moment-season viewers: “Is the houseboy your son?” “Yes.” Well, and that’s that sorted for anyone who was wondering. Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com