Review: The ‘WOH’ element in Woh Apna Sa speaks for itself…
With the promos of the Ridhi Dogra Vashisth – Sudeep Sahir – Disha Parmar starrer Woh Apna Sa, the crowd was certain left needing for additional. Following seven days since the show went on-air, resembles the producers have still abandoned us needing to know more than what we saw.
The primary week saw looks of everybody’s story, their lives, and obviously, every one of the deficiencies. Having seen 5 scenes of Zee TV’s Woh Apna Sa, here we are with an understanding into the great, the awful and all the jazz!!
The Story So Far…
The scene opens with a wedding in the house, where Sharada sits tight for the love birds Raj and Neha to welcome them in the house. While one of the common close relative sort companion of sorts inquiries regarding the promising pooja thali to Sharada, she discloses to her how Nisha (Ridhi Dogra Vasishth) is quite recently the ideal individual to set it up with no slip-up. Notwithstanding, things end up being astonishing when Nisha does it all consummately and respects Sharada.
Later on, Baba Sa (Sudeep Sahir otherwise known as Aditya’s father) disappears and everybody goes here thither looking for him. Aditya asks Nisha where is he, however she has no responses to it. Enter Disha Parmar otherwise known as Jhanavi. She turns into the friend in need to Baba Sa and spares him from the road puppies and quiets him down(with a wristband of hers), and drops him back home. Nisha sees her, and expresses gratitude toward her for having dropped him home.
Being the enemy, Nisha recounts a turned story at home and assumes the praise for discovering Baba Sa herself, while Aditya knows it wasn’t her. In the interim, Aditya and Jhanavi experience many squint and miss circumstances, where each time they’re going to see each other, both of them dismisses.
The following day, Jhanavi’s sister Survi, requests her arm ornament back. While the previous wishes to go see Baba Sa, Survi needs her arm jewelery back which at last prompts to Jhanavi setting off to Aditya’s home. Nisha opens the entryway and is surprised on observing Jhanavi for she fears her mystery might be uncovered. She rapidly completes off the discussion and requests that Jhanavi come some other day.
As she goes out, a kid approaches her for cash. Rather than giving him cash, Jhanavi gives him a parcel of bread rolls. Aditya then observes her remaining there and gets out for her, be that as it may, without much of any result. Like every single other time, they wind up not seeing each other.
Later in the day, Aditya is altogether worked up about Nisha being the shrewd that she is while Jhanavi faces the anger of her dad (who left them for another lady) at her home when he comes to hand them over a check, to help them with the funds. This separates Jhanavi’s mother and sister, yet she some way or another handles it all.
That, prior night going to rest, Aditya considers approaches to keep his family together, while Jhanavi appeals to not ever be the purpose behind a glitch in somebody’s family.
Will Jhanavi end up being Aditya’s friend in need? In what capacity will Aditya keep his family together? The truth will surface eventually what the future has in store for them!
Rating – *** (3/5)
The Good!!
The character planning is the thing that is by all accounts the most fulfilling. While we can feel how a honest heart Jhanavi is, we additionally can identify with all the malicious recreations Nisha plays. Aditya, then again, ends up being that commonplace Indian spouse, who during the time spent keeping his family together, needs to manage the cleverness yet adored by the family, his significant other, Nisha.
The depiction of the day by day dramatization in the house and the regular little yet imperative minutes is excellent. The visuals aren’t generally incredible, yet, fairly scored.
One of the best parts about the show stream is the way the interest in the matter of how and who will Jhanavi and Aditya end up being through the span of time that keeps the watchers fascinated in the show.
Rating – ***1/2 (3.5/5)
The Not-So-Good!!
The track may appear to be somewhat moderate and dragged. While there is something or the other incident in the Jindal house each day, there is next to no advance in Aditya – Jhanavi’s track. In spite of the fact that a limited arrangement until further notice, the creators do need to ensure that the scenes to come are somewhat averagely paced, and not very moderate or too quick.
Rating – ** (2/5)
The Concept!
The show should spin around the “Woh” in our lives. While it is plainly apparent that Jhanavi (Disha) is the Woh in this story, what’s justified regardless of the hold up is will she end up being the other lady in Aditya’s life, or will she be what we call a perfect partner? Furthermore, on the off chance that she will be a perfect partner yet not the other lady, we think about how?
What we are presently vouching at is the execution.
Rating – ***1/2 (3.5/5)
The Performances!
Ridhi Dogra is the thing that makes this demonstrate an unquestionable requirement watch. From being the shrewdness control hungry lady to the putting on a show to be decent yet insidious bahu, Ridhi has ended up being an excellent opponent, as well as, inspired the story to an alternate level.
Adjusting Ridhi’s evilness, Disha has figured out how to give that start to the storyline. Her loaded with life and joyful symbol is the thing that has been a treat to the eyes. (Her sweetness should give you diabetes!) What we are certain of, is that she will effectively leave her character “Pankhuri” from Pyaar Ka Dard Hai…Pyaara pyaara Meetha in only several more scenes with this show.
Sudeep Sahir as Aditya is quite recently the ideal individual to include that touch of blamelessness and unattractive feel to the show. He is an outstanding family confront, he is the ideal family fellow – a blend of the duties he oversees as a child, a father, and, above all, the spouse to the unrivaled, Nisha. He’s acted convincingly, and in the meantime, not over done it.
Whatever is left of the cast is similarly persuading and noteworthy.
Rating – **** (4/5)
The decision!
In spite of the fact that the show keeps running along the normal lines of one plotting enemy and an all decent knight in the sparkling defensive layer kind of hero; what appears to have functioned admirably is the manner by which they really depict every last bit of it with most extreme flawlessness. On the off chance that the show does not go the commonplace other “lady” way and acquires something intriguing, we are certain it’d be a TRP topper. Be that as it may, toward the end, it’s about how originality is presented in the storyline in a path at no other time.
