We have another sacrificing girl with us, Disha. Pure, good, she will sacrifice everything she has for her family.
The plot is sort of okay, its about this family, where the mother favours the younger daughter, Ranu more than Disha, the older daughter.
Disha falls in love with Inder, who likes her too, but naturally, Ranu likes Inder too, and does not yet know that her sister likes him.
Suddenly an announcement is made, that Ranu is engaged to Inder, which nearly breaks both hearts. But then, Disha decides that she must sacrifice for her sister.
So she tells Inder, as usual that she cant marry him.
Besides the tangled love strories, there are other business problems, which I dont need to explain.
The faults:
Disha is too artificial
Sacrificing. Why does everybody need to sacrifice? You are spoiling your life, your loves, and the other girl.
Good points:
The mother really acts well. She puts herself into the character Suhas’s shoes, and acts extremely well. This what keeps the story moving.
I like the idea of Cinderella’s story coming up. That the mother always ill treats the older daughter.(Though Disha is illtreated she still dresses quite well)
Its an okay plot, but really prone to drag on. I couldn’t write much in this review, as I only watched three episodes of this.