Jai Rao (2008)

"God may have created each people to do something. And i know now what i was born to do. I`m glad that he let me do something i love and want to do. And i will keep on doing what i love tirelssly, and i hope that someday...God will have mercy and give me back the most precious thing in my life. If you love someone, don`t hesitate to tell them that you love them. Tell them in the time when they understand its great meaning and you will be amazed how powerful and influential love is,when you can get that love back in return."

-Koravic

"Jai Rao" are a lakhorn that will obsess you and cheat you. With the exceptional performances and on-screen chemistry of Ken and Aff, they made this lakhorn super. It have it all for a Romance-Lover. Professional cast, incredible dynamic characters and a Epic kind of Love-story that never lets you forget it. We watch yet another Romantic lakhorn where Ken plays the role of a Smitten Alpha-hero and Aff playing the Gentle and Kind-hearted heroine-they are both reunited lovers but gets stuck in misunderstandings due to the hurt of betrayal of her leaving him many years ago. Trust me guys..This lakhorn are so heartbreakingly bittersweet and beautiful.

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The story is about a couple who is separated and then reunited, but the angst of the past separation keeps their feelings and relationship in constant agitation.

The acting was pretty decent, I love Ken's acting in pretty much anything, and as much as I like Aff due to her cuteness, I hate most of the characters she plays. It's not that she is a bad actress, but her roles are almost always mopey leads who cry multiple times during each episode, to the point where it starts to grate on you whenever her eyes tear up. Viewers can only sympathize with a character crying at critical moments, but if the characters cries constantly, it's hard to muster any sympathy. I far enjoyed the second female lead, played by Vicky. She shines as a realistic person who is hesitant about a relationship, but is willing to give it a shot as everyone around her urges her on, yet can back down when shown the reality of a situation. I far preferred her character to that of Aff's, who seemed so mary-sue that by the end of the show I did not care what happened to her.

The show drags on and on all due to miscommunication. I HATE when writers use that as the driving force of conflict between a couple, especially if the lack of communication between the main leads is over such a STUPID reason (SPOILER: in this case, there really was NO reason for Aff to hide her illness until almost the last episode). I found it ridiculous and redundant. This made the whole show drag on and on and one of the reasons why this show has no rewatch value. You will be forwarding through most of the show since the same stuff repeats over and over again.

Save yourself the time and skip watching this show .

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