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Newbiesoapfan

@Newbiesoapfan

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Posted: 12 years ago

#1091

Originally posted by: savvy05
"Dammadji waisan Lavanya to Nani flyover banne me kitna time lagi..?"🤣 Mami rocked bas!! She had the funniest of lines yet no sugar coating whatever she wanted to say.

"Tum jaise ho mujhe waise pasand hai.." , Arnav bitwa who was the line for - the girl you were talking to or the girl constantly invading your thoughts?😉

What about the other one ... bin phere hum tere!! Maami rocked!! 😆

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Vistaa

@Vistaa

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Posted: 12 years ago

#1092

Episode 44:

"Haaye re Nandkisore!
Pehle maskhari,phir chatori, phir ghumakkad, aur phir bhulakkad!
Arrey parmeswari Bhanmati...tumhre pitaare mein aur kitne gun hain?
Khatame nahin ho rahein hain!!"

😃 Buaji gold!! Such true-blue, 24 carat Central UP Hindi...gladdened the heart!😆

No words for Shyam's consummate convincing skills👍🏼...smooth operator defined. Loved Anjali's silent reactions while he talked with Arnav and Naniji.

MM's zingers:

"Bin phere, hum tere?"

"Damaadji! Yeh Lavanya to Nani flyover banne mein kitna time lage?"

🤣

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hain

@hain

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Posted: 12 years ago

#1093

Originally posted by: Vistaa
Episode 44:

"Haaye re Nandkisore!
Pehle maskhari,phir chatori, phir ghumakkad, aur phir bhulakkad!
Arrey parmeswari Bhanmati...tumhre pitaare mein aur kitne gun hain?
Khatame nahin ho rahein hain!!"

😃 Buaji gold!! Such true-blue, 24 carat Central UP Hindi...gladdened the heart!😆

No words for Shyam's consummate convincing skills👍🏼...smooth operator defined. Loved Anjali's silent reactions while he talked with Arnav and Naniji.

MM's zingers:

"Bin phere, hum tere?"

"Damaadji! Yeh Lavanya to Nani flyover banne mein kitna time lage?"

🤣

Visi Buaji's Bhanmati reference reminded of the old saying

Kahien ka eant, kahien ka rodda

Bhanmati ne kunba joda

and I was laughing all the way 😆

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Newbiesoapfan

@Newbiesoapfan

Sparkler

+ 4

Posted: 12 years ago

#1094

Originally posted by: hain
Visi Buaji's Bhanmati reference reminded of the old saying

Kahien ka eant, kahien ka rodda

Bhanmati ne kunba joda

and I was laughing all the way 😆

Hain ji ... explainiya pleej!

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Vistaa

@Vistaa

Rocker

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Posted: 12 years ago

#1095

Originally posted by: hain
Mami's Bin phere hum tere reference to an old movie was no less 😆

What I found interesting was that the live in was all Shyam's idea. Not only did Arnav not bring it up, he did not even think of it. He only went along with it, why? To prove a point to Nani?

Uthte baithte, khaate peete, sote jaagte ..these two can only think about each other and then the show makes ask us Iss Pyar ko kya naam doin? 😳

Heineken, ODB went along because Shyam had done his jadoo on him too...convincing him to not leave the house...instead bring Lavanya in. Like all seasoned negotiators, he sold the same idea to the warring parties, making each believe that they were getting the better deal.

Savs, naat to worry...he will say it to the right girl in time.😆

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hain

@hain

Voyager

Posted: 12 years ago

#1096

Originally posted by: Newbiesoapfan

Hain ji ... explainiya pleej!

Eant is brick

rodda is rock

kunba is dynasty (used for family and house as well)

joda is join/gather

Putting it all together it means

Brick from somewhere, rock from somewhere

Bhanmati build her house

Historically Bhanmati (Bhanumati) was a queen who in fit of anger against the king decided to build her own palace. She did not want to take any help from the King so build her palace from the stones and material she could gather from around the area, some of it even from old, destroyed buildings around. The palace still stands a few hours drive from Bhopal within the bigger palace compound.

Now a days the saying is most commonly used to underscore when resources are gathered in random to build any product or when patchwork is done.

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Newbiesoapfan

@Newbiesoapfan

Sparkler

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Posted: 12 years ago

#1097

Originally posted by: hain

Eant is brick

rodda is rock

kunba is dynasty (used for family and house as well)

joda is join/gather

Putting it all together it means

Brick from somewhere, rock from somewhere

Bhanmati build her house

Historically Bhanmati (Bhanumati) was a queen who in fit of anger against the king decided to build her own palace. She did not want to take any help from the King so build her palace from the stones and material she could gather from around the area, some of it even from old, destroyed buildings around. The palace still stands a few hours drive from Bhopal within the bigger palace compound.

Now a days the saying is most commonly used to underscore when resources are gathered in random to build any product or when patchwork is done.

Thanks hain!!

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soapsuds

@soapsuds

Rocker

Posted: 12 years ago

#1098

why does this threadwa always come alive when I have to get to work? chalo koi nahin, lagey raho, humn aake padhte hain...

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savvy05

@savvy05

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Posted: 12 years ago

#1099

Originally posted by: Vistaa

Savs, naat to worry...he will say it to the right girl in time.😆

😆 .. he did ..when she took him out on a date at "hotel the Purple Orchid"😉

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PSharada

@PSharada

Stunner

+ 10

Posted: 12 years ago

#1100

Originally posted by: Vistaa
Episode 44:

"Haaye re Nandkisore!
Pehle maskhari,phir chatori, phir ghumakkad, aur phir bhulakkad!
Arrey parmeswari Bhanmati...tumhre pitaare mein aur kitne gun hain?
Khatame nahin ho rahein hain!!"

😃 Buaji gold!! Such true-blue, 24 carat Central UP Hindi...gladdened the heart!😆

No words for Shyam's consummate convincing skills👍🏼...smooth operator defined. Loved Anjali's silent reactions while he talked with Arnav and Naniji.

MM's zingers:

"Bin phere, hum tere?"

"Damaadji! Yeh Lavanya to Nani flyover banne mein kitna time lage?"

🤣

Loved Buaji's dialogues and Abhaji absolutely rocked the scenes with Payal and Khushi. She looked the part of typical Lucknowi lady. The one thing I absolutely will always treasure is that the initial months had such good writing for all the characters be it their dialogues or the funny one-liners or typical characteristics(like Mami's, Buaji's, Khushi or Anjali). Each character was well defined.

Arnav is already head over heels in the thoughts of the one person who is occupying his mind. He seems to be answering Lavanya but his mind is all thinking about Khushi. Barun did good in the phone conversation and also when he talks to Shyam and Anjali. The respect one gives to the jijaji of the house, trying to understand his point of view everything was shown so good. No wonder, he believed Shyam's word during the terrace confrontation.

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