Yeh Rishtey Hai Pyaar Ke Review of the first episode: Shaheer Sheikh, Rhea Sharma's show leaves you wanting more

The concept of arranged marriages has not been addressed on television before. This time he takes a modern approach and aims to connect with the younger generation. The first episode of Yeh Rishtey Hai Pyaar Ke was obviously an introduction to all the main characters, but he was captivating. Rupal Patel is one of the actors I look forward to seeing in the series. She exceeds expectations. She has the sense of gravity you need to play the role of a strong and dominant woman who values ​​morality and respect more than anything else. We have already had a glimpse of Rhea Sharma as Mishti in the last two episodes of Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai. The first episode of the series begins with the friendship between Mishti and Kuhu.

The two are unlike the poles and yet the best friends in the world. They have a totally different view of relationships. While Mishti believes that you can not go against your loved ones and hurt them, Kuhu thinks you are doing just what you want to do. Ritvik Arora and Shaheer Sheikh play the role of the sons of Rupal, Kunal and Abir. While Kunal is someone who follows the rules and does everything his mother expects of him, Abir is the rebel. Mishti and Abir both have paternal abandonment problems, but they treat them differently.

The first episode of the series did not deal directly with the concept of arranged marriage and agreed to get married under pressure from parents, but it certainly created interesting content for the next episode. episodes. Aside from dealing with similar problems emotionally, there is no chemistry as such between Rhea and Shaheer. But we hope to see their chemistry link on the screen grow. Not to mention, we are really expecting a real and meaningful debate around arranged marriages.

Verdict

The first episode of Yeh Rishtey Hai Ke Pyaar was captivating and promises many animations along with significant content on arranged marriages. We simply hope that it will not become one of those daily soap operas that duplicate loop tracks.

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