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dey.bh

@dey.bh

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Posted: 7 years ago

#221

What do you guys think about the Sudha Narottam flash back. I dont know how to respond to that scene and in fact it confused me even more because it doesn't match with Gayatri's version of Sudha that she narrated to Anami. She was lying perhaps? But then should lie about Natottam's father also?

Then what sort of mother is Sudha? Asking her son to murder someone...Is she for real?

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dey.bh

@dey.bh

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Posted: 7 years ago

#222

Thank you @ Ecrj

I so agree about twinklr khanna. She is a highly overrated writer also. She is hardly funny.

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Filmyshilmy

@dennisdmenace

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+ 3

Posted: 7 years ago

#223

So someone has given a piece of her mind to twinkle khanna. Saw it coming though. Why do these celebs forget the age old advice of people living in glass house blah blah. Though the language could have been a little more polished.

This akshay Kumar has become holier than thou. Together they are couple goal. Why do they always feel that public is gullible?

Twinkle can crack a little joke on herself as an actress and she thinks herself as a literary genius.

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chicksoup

@chicksoup

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+ 4

Posted: 7 years ago

#224

Originally posted by: Ecrivain.

Soup

I think I will agree with you on the fact that the promos are largely introducing the characters to the audience. To be fair to the team, they have an uphill task to reach the core audience especially since the show has shifted to prime time in the middle. Also, they have their work cut out, to put it very honestly.

And I somehow dont want to slip away anywhere.

That said, dont you think the lab fiasco would have been better if Narottam would have reached her first, saved the day and won Satrupa's trust too? That would have been a masterstroke, especially cos he was present there.

I mean there os nothing against the damsel in distress being saved by her knight in shining armour, but the entire shot left me asking for more.

More than damsel in distress... I agree it should have been executed better, but I didn't mind the plot.

Narottam will never get into Satrupa's good books. I don't think that is sudha's plan. She wants Anami to have Marne maarnewaali nafrat for Lal Mahal and use her as the ladder to LM. So, Narottam's part is to make sure Anami is alive, and gather any info that can help them tackle Pujan. Or.. worse still, what if she implicates Baldev here?!

Narottam is the shadow that is ever present in Satrupa 'S children's lives. He knows what is happening to them, yet he doesn't lift a finger to change anything. He is looking for snippets of information he can use.

Satrupa will never melt towards Narottam until the core issues between her and Baldev are sorted out.

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Filmyshilmy

@dennisdmenace

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Posted: 7 years ago

#225

My two cents on kangana. She is talented but anchor less. Bollywood is a nasty place for regular middle class people. Behind the flashbulbs and glitter it is lonely, selfish and cruel place. You can't trust anyone. So the presence of strong family and friend support matters. I think kangana made her own way up. And obviously met wolves like Aditya pancholi and likes. She was not guided properly how to deal with them. And see where it lead to?

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Filmyshilmy

@dennisdmenace

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Posted: 7 years ago

#226

I am never up to date with RKC. 😭

Though this much I can say that I never thought gayatri will have a positive impact on me. I like her role as grandmother.

Adhiraj saying sorry was cute. Ila was very unprofessional but completely ok like a girl in love.😉

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chicksoup

@chicksoup

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Posted: 7 years ago

#227

Ecri,

I haven't been fortunate enough to watch an Indian show or movie or a book that explains love. The closest I have watched is, Zindagi Gulzar Hai.

I think people have varied definitions for love. Self seeking comes into the definition, when we put I in love first. You know those quotes which say in order to say I love you, you should be able to say I first. I don't believe in that. For me, you say I love you when I becomes insignificant before you. I am not talking about the sacrificing Devis... It's purely when a woman feels secure enough, she doesn't need to look out for herself. There is no I or you, it simply becomes we.

I see it in a labourer couple returning home after their day's work, the husband giving his wife a ride in the pushcart, both chatting away.

I see it in an elderly gentleman I knew who would fret after his own surgery, about how his wife would survive without him...

I see it in a lady I admire, a relative, a peer, who doesn't have a problem sitting down and massaging her husband's feet, because she knows he has had a tough day...

In all of these, I don't find self seeking. Love is such a feeling...you feel loved, the more love you give. And at least in the last two instances, I know the feelings were returned with equal fervour.

Of course, sometimes people end up loving the wrong persons, holding fast to an ideal called love, and end up hurting themselves...I call that stupidity.

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chicksoup

@chicksoup

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Posted: 7 years ago

#228

Originally posted by: dennisdmenace
I am never up to date with RKC. 😭
Though this much I can say that I never thought gayatri will have a positive impact on me. I like her role as grandmother.
Adhiraj saying sorry was cute. Ila was very unprofessional but completely ok like a girl in love.😉

Anu,

Completely agree on Ila. She didn't annoy me. She was bitchy, because Adhiraj was giving Anami all the attention she herself was seeking.

I loved how the apology ended...I am giving up...This was a bad idea...Goodbye!😆

Kangana- If you come from.a stable family, it is easier to behave well in public. But having an unstable family is not an excuse for bad behaviour.

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Ecrivain

@Ecrivain

Stunner

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Posted: 7 years ago

#229

Originally posted by: dey.bh
What do you guys think about the Sudha Narottam flash back. I dont know how to respond to that scene and in fact it confused me even more because it doesn't match with Gayatri's version of Sudha that she narrated to Anami. She was lying perhaps? But then should lie about Natottam's father also?
Then what sort of mother is Sudha? Asking her son to murder someone...Is she for real?

Dey

In the scene of Sudha and Gayatri when we saw that Satrupa was peeping from above, Sudha tells Gayatri that she just fine now. Which means Sudha is mentally ill and that is why Baldev must have agreed to disassociate himself from her and marry again, unless he was never in love and just had a fling.

But since Narottam is in the picture, we are sure that Sudha loved Baldev and he reciprocated to an extent.

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Filmyshilmy

@dennisdmenace

Rocker

+ 3

Posted: 7 years ago

#230

Originally posted by: chicksoup

Anu,

Completely agree on Ila. She didn't annoy me. She was bitchy, because Adhiraj was giving Anami all the attention she herself was seeking.

I loved how the apology ended...I am giving up...This was a bad idea...Goodbye!😆

Kangana- If you come from.a stable family, it is easier to behave well in public. But having an unstable family is not an excuse for bad behaviour.

@ bold, absolutely 👏