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Originally posted by: ArYa.Kmkv

QUOTE=MeenuCrazyPanda] No! I am Engineer and now MBA HR student😆

Originally posted by: nikky69

One thought... Like all of u are thinking, an engagement ceremony might not have happened in kunthala bfr hamsa naava song. Do u really think Mamma's boy Amarendra will get engaged without his mother being there?? Or without even informing her abt it?? I don't think so😕😕

All the news abt shooting an elaborate engagement scene n grand set fr it may also be just baseless rumors. Because all those news were heard even bfr release of BB1😲 n that wedding n first night , even hand bridge shots also appear to be shot after BB1 release (both D n S faces looked a bit rounded there. In the initial 2013 shot scenes like court scenes, all the faces looked a bit younger)

Originally posted by: ArYa.Kmkv

Part 2 of boar hunting scene:

Once again, I loved the whole thing Meenu. Loved the way you described the falling catching scene, and how Devasena checked on Amarendra!
Everything was so beautiful! Why- oh why- did they have to kill off Amarendra? :'(


Btw, would love to read it from Amarendra's POV too :P

Originally posted by: ..RamKiJanaki..

That is true. The family of an unmarried daughter would never send her away with a man without some form of engagement. For example, back in those days, there were swayamvars, which were nothing but engagements. When a princess garlanded the groom of her choice, she was promising to marry him and he was promising to marry her, so groom's parents' consent was not needed for an engagement. When it came time for the wedding, unless the groom's family had a valid reason for breaking the engagement, they were required to accept their son's bride. In Vedic marriages back in that era, only the bride's family's consent was required for marriage, not the groom's family. So Amarendra would be well within his right to be betrothed to Devasena without his mother's consent, especially since he was so confident that his mother would accept Devasena happily.

@bold,

There are no such things as engagement rings in Hindu vedic marriages, especially in that era. The concept of engagement rings came from the western society, particularly from the British when they occupied India. In Hindu engagement ceremonies, or nichitaardam as it's called in telugu, both sides of family exchange tamboolam consisting of new clothing, flowers, fruits, and if the family is wealthy, also gold. The groom's side gifts the bride with a new saree which she'll wear to the ceremony, and the bride's side gifts the groom with a new dhoti which he'll also wear to the ceremony. After tamboolam is exchanged, the couple is considered betrothed.

The ring in Hamsa Naava is probably a typical adornment of a princess.

Originally posted by: Dwipanita

u also seen that post???

Originally posted by: poetic

Menu,

Thanks for the scenes in Kunthala when Amara was acting like an idiot in front of Devsena and family.

Katappa was a real drama queen ... And he was so good being that. Really loved the bond between A and K.

Coming to these missing moments, thanks for writing them. Makes AD more alive to us.

How about writing the same situation from Amarendra's pov? Wonder what he was thinking all the while.

Originally posted by: Tejamanaswini

When everyone wants D to light diya he won't he kept pushing others forward but when S gives him, he accepts ad if he is meant to do after her😡 They are friends, yup😃

guys any take on this????😆

Originally posted by: Dwipanita

@meenu u were asking about the risk to read ff, arre risk coj if I start to read ff, u know it will take time and I have to read all those ffs, in that time I m scared yeh thread na jaane kitne pages cross kar jayegi. that's why 😆

Originally posted by: Tejamanaswini

When everyone wants D to light diya he won't he kept pushing others forward but when S gives him, he accepts ad if he is meant to do after her😡

guys any take on this????😆