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MaxMayfield

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Posted: 10 years ago

#551

Originally posted by: adi2512
Hiral,
Watched 5 episodes till now 😊

Gosh...the girl is so much obsessed for the " Bhut " that she made., and then seeing it alive infront of her.. 😆

Something akin to Palash - Venus and that other Roman story ...but yeah, Falak can no way compared to Palash...

and coming to Naani...

Yes. she is a compassionate and spiritual soul...and she is cent per cent correct, that being spiritual, would help you to face the hardest of hardships...but,

I would any day pick Abba Jaan / Daada Jaan of "my" Indian show over her...

Just for the fact that...

Both are of same generation, both are conservative wrt to religion...
I do not know, what the religion actually preaches or advocates...but Naani does come across a little regressive, where as Daada Jaan , is all progressive, his ideas and words are progressive, even being within the 'daayere' of religion.

I do not know, how Falak transforms, by the end of it all...but hope she achieves that fine balance between being spiritual and religious 😊

yess...and her obsessions can annoy the hell out of a person...specially coz I really feel horrible for hamza🥺 😆 and that spineless salman is the most irritating thing of the whole show😵 on top of it meekal's pathetic monotonous acting😵😵😵😵

palash vs falak - u can say lot of similarities - an artist;s obsession is the most dangerous...but in case of falak she walks the thin line of self destruction vis a vis self realization...also I feel the world around falak aka her friends, even hamza, her mother, all her prospective suitors are as obsessed with her as falak is with her buddh...

yess there is an element of regressiveness in case of naani...but ul know why she is so preachy along the series...watch out for this particular keechad scene later...which falak applies on herself...towards the end she finds her soul...and what is her real purpose in life...every scene which leads her to it...is beautiful...and there is lot less of salman...so even better😆

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Uma

@adi2512

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Posted: 10 years ago

#552

Hiral,

Naani is preachy...I do not mind that aspect of ...after all we all like to sermon 😉😆

But U know, some aspects such as...her un easiness of her folks not doing namaaz...for certain times a day...the importance of hizab...and her feeling, the women of house are neglecting home over their jobs outside...etc., etc.,

These are small small things...but as girls of today's generation, cannot appreciate these thoughts with a fair mind 😆

Just on these aspects there are beautiful one liners given by Daada Jaan...so, am' itching to mention these..😳

1. Sharm aur haya hizab ki mohtaaz nahi hoti...Haya aankhon mein hoti hai..chaalo chalan mein hoti hain.. ⭐️

2. If you think that JUST Doing prayers for certain times in the day religiously, you are doing service to Almighty, you are wrong ! as some rightly said, The distance between Masjid ( Temple ) and home is far...so, let's bring a smile on a crying child's face ..⭐️😃

3. If restricting women to the four walls of a house is a stubbornness to imprison them, then I detest we, men !

...and there are more like these 😃

These small little thoughts increase the adorable quotient of a character manifold 😳

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MaxMayfield

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Posted: 10 years ago

#553

they do sound great = specially the sharm aur haya hisaab ke mohtaj nahi hai! wow will start with TSHJA soon, once done with jackson heights (an ongoing pak show) and farmaan - farmaan is supposed to be our indian show - kanwaljeet singh was the hero - some 14 epis and a friend said its fabulous...so will complete them - since already started and then start with TSHJA😳 wait for my thesis on it😉😉😉 already recommended it to another friend...and a collegue too has started watching it on YT...she is loving TSHJA sofar too😳😳😛

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MaxMayfield

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Posted: 10 years ago

#554

oh yeah falak's journey to soul searching is only helped by naani in some ways...but later she discovers it through her interactions with all classes of society...its her own journey and yes the ending is memorable...the dialogue from where her story begins - has that scene come - dil ajeeb sheher hai naani one? is where it ends too...

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Uma

@adi2512

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Posted: 10 years ago

#555

Hahaha...Hiral,

at the end of it all, I end up promoting the show 😆

but I dunno...you may like it / not like it...or just find it ok...

But I lubbbed it...thoroughly...barring just one week closer to the end...but for that too, I think I found the deeper reason why it happened that way 😆

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MaxMayfield

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Posted: 10 years ago

#556

arrey thats fine yaar...m PR of many shows too😆😆

if one likes it...why not...there might lie appeal in it which may differ from person to person..and after all we are all here to discuss our likes/ dislikes 😳

it got the happy ending na?😛 whats the reason btw?

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Uma

@adi2512

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Posted: 10 years ago

#557

There's rarely any show, which I feel like advocating for...I loved it so much...

Pata nahi, koi mil jaaye, who can share my emotions and thoughts...😳😆

BV , the only other show, which I still like watching, does not need any of my promotion right 😉...it has a big loyal audience a/way 😆

So, I tend to moon over this one, from the time I started watching 😆

A/ways...

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The ending is a happy one...could not be a/thing more beautiful 😳

But I did not like a certain manner in which Imraan was shown , I think about 2 weeks before it was supposed to end. that was only for a few episodes...yet, finally they have completed his journey on a beautiful note..

But even for that, I can think of a reason...

when you come to it, and if you also feel same, then , I will share my thoughts 😳