Things I liked: 24th June

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Posted: 11 years ago
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Another nice episode today...and the list goes as follows :-)


1) Yamini finally reaching her tipping point and managing to deliver the scene under pressure with her father watching as well...I was intrigued at how Yamini managed this when otherwise nothing was working...maybe she has learnt to deliver under PRESSURE over the years...she gathers some inner strength from somewhere and gets it done.


2) Nikumb's satisfied smile when Yamini finally nails the scene😆 and the way she turns to look at him after the scene...nicely done...also the way she asks if she can leave now...and promises him that she will get a better hang of the character in the coming days.


3) The Azam-Nikumb scene in his house later at night...my favorite scene of the epi today for sure...the way Nikumb explains character with the example of those three bottles...one completely empty, one completely full and the third half full...he first presumed Yamini was like the second bottle, too full of herself and easily unbalanced...but Shakuntala is like the third bottle...stable and stronger...and that is what he wants to mould Yamini into in order to deliver the character.


4) Nikumb's test for Yamini in the chor bazaar market...deliberately stepping away so that she is forced to make decisions on her own...and yet again when pushed into a corner, Yamini works up some sort of courage and manages to fight back and emerge victoriously from the shop with ring in hand.


Tomorrow seems like Nikumb will have to come to her rescue yet again after having lost her in the market😆

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Posted: 11 years ago
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yaar baisa, I was waiting for ur post today. refreshed so many times and atlast it appeared. 😊. u analyse everyday episodes so well...that my baawre watching remains incomplete until i read your insightful post.
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Originally posted by: shreya_rc

yaar baisa, I was waiting for ur post today. refreshed so many times and atlast it appeared. 😊. u analyse everyday episodes so well...that my baawre watching remains incomplete until i read your insightful post. may i know ur name ?



Aww thank you :-)

My name is Anu :-)
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Originally posted by: AreYaar



Aww thank you :-)

My name is Anu :-)

waise this forum has so less members and even lesser interesting postmakers. thank god u r here.I really cannot fathom why the people are not feeling interested in this show.the story has such potential. excellent plot, innovative narrative style, sincere casts and wonderful bg song...what more u can ask...but naah i tried to pull so many of my IF friends into watching baawre and join this forum. koi interest nehi dekhi kyu ki apparantly the hero is not handsome enough to ogle and hence pique their interest. iss bewakoofi ka ab kyaa naam doon !😡 arre man, abhisek rawat is perfect for this role, he is a guy next door, very ordinary with extraordinary sensitivity and literary taste.he is a theatre director, an literary guy, he does not hav to be a hunk ! waise bhi i liked him when he appeared on pratigya before his character turned grey...infact i was shocked when they made a villain out of him ! i wish him and the female lead all the best for baawre...together they will rock, i am sure !accha i wrote so many inconsequential lines, enough to bore u and shooh me out of this thread😉😆
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Posted: 11 years ago
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hey anu, did u use to watch kitni mohabattein hai (2009) . i am asking bcoz i had a friend then called anu in kmh forum and she was awesome in writing nice,introspective posts.
Edited by shreya_rc - 11 years ago
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Originally posted by: shreya_rc

waise this forum has so less members and even lesser interesting postmakers. thank god u r here.I really cannot fathom why the people are not feeling interested in this show.the story has such potential. excellent plot, innovative narrative style, sincere casts and wonderful bg song...what more u can ask...but naah i tried to pull so many of my IF friends into watching baawre and join this forum. koi interest nehi dekhi kyu ki apparantly the hero is not handsome enough to ogle and hence pique their interest. iss bewakoofi ka ab kyaa naam doon !😡 arre man, abhisek rawat is perfect for this role, he is a guy next door, very ordinary with extraordinary sensitivity and literary taste.he is a theatre director, an literary guy, he does not hav to be a hunk ! waise bhi i liked him when he appeared on pratigya before his character turned grey...infact i was shocked when they made a villain out of him ! i wish him and the female lead all the best for baawre...together they will rock, i am sure !accha i wrote so many inconsequential lines, enough to bore u and shooh me out of this thread😉😆



LOL yeah it's sad that this forum is so dead...but this is how things go...people are generally only attracted to shows with hot lead pairs or hot chemistry or whatever😆

This show is for a more niche audience that appreciates the kind of things being shown here...nuance, POETRY, thehraav, slice of life gems...these don't seem to appeal to the mass audience in general sadly...very few takers for it.

Even with NBT I remember how dead the forum was initially😆...and that despite the fact that Mohan-Megha were more interesting characters off the bat.

In this case, I also think Abhishek is perfect for Nikumb's role...he brings the needed body language and mannerisms to the character just right...and I've liked his role in Agle Janam before this also...I wasn't too sure about Vinita to begin with but I think now she's also apt for Yamini and together they are doing a good job.

Their chemistry/story is of the more subtle kind and subtlety generally doesn't have many takers😆
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Originally posted by: shreya_rc

hey anu, did u use to watch kitni mohabattein hai (2009) . i am asking bcoz i had a friend then called anu in kmh forum and she was awesome in writing nice,introspective posts.



LOL no, I think that must be some other Anu...waise bhi Anu is a very common name...there must be a 100 Anu's on IF😆
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Originally posted by: AreYaar



LOL yeah it's sad that this forum is so dead...but this is how things go...people are generally only attracted to shows with hot lead pairs or hot chemistry or whatever😆

This show is for a more niche audience that appreciates the kind of things being shown here...nuance, POETRY, thehraav, slice of life gems...these don't seem to appeal to the mass audience in general sadly...very few takers for it.


Even with NBT I remember how dead the forum was initially😆...and that despite the fact that Mohan-Megha were more interesting characters off the bat.

In this case, I also think Abhishek is perfect for Nikumb's role...he brings the needed body language and mannerisms to the character just right...and I've liked his role in Agle Janam before this also...I wasn't too sure about Vinita to begin with but I think now she's also apt for Yamini and together they are doing a good job.

Their chemistry/story is of the more subtle kind and subtlety generally doesn't have many takers😆

exactly , this show's standard is apparantly for audiences of more subtle tastes those who appreciate poetry, lyrical dreamy prose and a very realisistic story of an antihero. see, apparantly there is nothing heroic or charismatic in the guy nikumbh...he is very ordinary in every sense,he doesnot have big mansions,suvs and huge multimational company to command...he doesnot even look swoon worthy ( thank god! for a change, i am enjoying a guy who looks very much approachable and yet carries righteous pride for his talent )he is a struggling theatre director...who is ignored and is facing rejection because perhaps he is not too keen to sell his talent and has dislike of commercialization of art and finally coz there is very less appreciation for real artistic mediums. and that makes him supremely angry with these shallow people, those programme organizers, and he actually screams his frustrations loud...and hurls his contempt to those who had made art this cheap and commonplace. it is said that artists make their audience...if u presend cheep thrills u will obviously attract large number of people to enjoy that.common people likes loud entertainments...the reason why nearly every commercial bollywood film compulsarily dish out a masala item song with oomphy heroines making vulgar moves wearing nearly nothing and mouthing the lyrics that actually equates a woma's youth and body with tandoor murg, zhandu balm, saarab ki botal, beedhi and wat not ! how do u expect such people who catcalls and dances to these tunes appreciate nikumbh's effort.
Edited by shreya_rc - 11 years ago
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Originally posted by: shreya_rc

exactly , this show's standard is apparantly for audiences of more subtle tastes those who appreciate poetry, lyrical dreamy prose and a very realisistic story of an antihero. see, apparantly there is nothing heroic or charismatic in the guy nikumbh...he is very ordinary in every sense,he doesnot have big mansions,suvs and huge multimational company to command...he doesnot even look swoon worthy ( thank god! for a change, i am enjoying a guy who looks very much approachable and yet carries righteous pride for his talent )he is a struggling theatre director...who is ignored and is facing rejection because perhaps he is not too keen to sell his talent and has dislike of commercialization of art and finally coz there is very less appreciation for real artistic mediums. and that makes him supremely angry with these shallow people, those programme organizers, and he actually screams his frustrations loud...and hurls his contempt to those who had made art this cheap and commonplace. it is said that artists make their audience...if u presend cheep thrills u will obviously attract large number of people to enjoy that.common people likes loud entertainments...the reason why nearly every commercial bollywood film compulsarily dish out a masala item song with oomphy heroines making vulgar moves wearing nearly nothing and mouthing the lyrics that actually equates a woma's youth and body with tandoor murg, zhandu balm, saarab ki botal, beedhi and wat not ! how do u expect such people who catcalls and dances to these tunes appreciate nikumbh's effort.



@bold: And isn't there just a lovely irony in how Nikumb is being received both within the show and outside of it?😆...Even in the show, he faced rejection because people would prefer to salivate over cheap item songs than watch stage plays or truly artistic stuff of any kind...and in reality also, people are wary of giving this show a try cuz it isn't JAZZY or MASALA in appearance...the lead pair, the story is very slice of life in nature...has a very poetic/literature influence to the treatment to the storytelling...so in a sense Nikumb's point is just proven again and again...both within the show and outside of it...There are not many takers for the poetic, lyrical, literary style/treatment this show has.

I love that this clash of ideals is addressed in the show...it's a very relevant topic in today's times as we are generally inundated with crassness in the form of "entertainment" pretty much everywhere.
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Posted: 11 years ago
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waise whenever i watch nikumbh i remember jimmy Porter of SJohn Osborne's Look Back in Anger, and Leopold Bloom of Ulysses. very faint similarities though, but that angry young man with a creative, artistiC mind ,disillusioned with society's superficiality and their tirades is present in Nikumbh. wat say ?

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