Episode Discussion Thread #15 02/05/2016 - 30/06/2016 - Page 14

Originally posted by: kaatayani

i don't think there was much of a disagreement as to the fact that Mohit looks old, but if he is acting well, then i don't think that shud be much of an issue

Hadd hai so now all the credits go to Kaur because Ashok remembered her. 🤢 Kaur the mahan saved him and his mom and brother.

Originally posted by: MuguetDScorpion

Hadd hai so now all the credits go to Kaur because Ashok remembered her. 🤢 Kaur the mahan saved him and his mom and brother.

Originally posted by: AKT.JA

Indeed, the oddest part is that it was Ashok who had saved KVK from eating the poisonous berries and thus saved her, and now he is giving her the credit. Love is not just blind but also stupid. 😊

I was exasperated with Ashok as well over the whole berry incident.At least KVK is doing something useful yesterday-giving food to travellers- rather than moaning about the divine connection between her and Ashok the whole time.The way things are going I won't be surprised if Ashok gives her the whole credit for defeating Sushim and conquering Kalinga as well.

rofl, im dying of laughter🤣🤣, i come back from a vacation to see i missed all the fun, but seriously guys, this thread is more entertaing than the actual episodes

Originally posted by: MuguetDScorpion

Glad to know some people find Mohit old. He doesn't look 25. 😕

I think cause that in the series show a large amount of time. Ashoka will not always be 20-26 years.

Originally posted by: AKT.JA

Indeed, the oddest part is that it was Ashok who had saved KVK from eating the poisonous berries and thus saved her, and now he is giving her the credit. Love is not just blind but also stupid. 😊

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Originally posted by: AKT.JA

In somewhat colorful parlance, this might be an example of a guy thinking with his...well, you know, not the brain, shall we just say heart? 😛

He did say "Tumhari Smaran ne mere Parivar ko bacha liya"... He is definitely thinking with his heart & not using his brain...

Is it just me who thinks Mohit Ashok has an inelegant, sloppy gait? Sid Ashok was agile, athletic and was graceful and lovely to watch even when he fought. He could cartwheel, swing into the air and wield the sword as if born to it. I was watching the big Ashok walk and badly missed our little champ's fluidity. But Mohit is not a bad actor and could be even better if he smiled more and softened his hard, chiselled features.