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I tend to find a similar subtlety, therav, and meaning in the stories of both ShraMan & IshKara. These 3 things are what drew me to ShraMan, and now they're getting me invested in IshKara.
And so, I made a reeeally short little VM on both IshKara & ShraMan on the song Bheegi Bheegi Raaton Mein (the audio is from a cover of this song by Zack Knight).
Some thoughts
I try to use quotes that have some meaning or relevance to me & the quotes I used here in this VM are given here as well as their significance.
ISHKARA: "Bas...Ishana ban ke mili," for a character I honestly thought'd be quite hollow, Ishana's truly been a surprise. This line was her recalling how she didn't have to wear any mask or any sort of persona when she spoke to Om. It lets us into her psyche and understand what she values. It explains why her meeting with Om, ended up meaning so much to her.
SHRAMAN: "Uske saamne yeh saari baatein dikhayi bhi nahi deti," I felt this line reflected ShraMan at their core. Yes they'll fight, play Tom & Jerry, avoid each other (thanks Ramnath), but this line reminds us that beneath all these facades they have their priorities straight. They know that above everything, when taking into consideration the kind of bond they share, nothing else can ever matter.
ISHKARA: "You never know," while Ishana was personally touched by Om's concern, Om mulling over that meeting is explained by how pain, for once, ended up helping him connect with someone. Ishana's perspective, though similar to his, had its own edge. And I love how it made him wonder about pain in a different way, about pain that wasn't his.
Anyways, here's the VM (sorry for the long write up, I just like giving some insight to the viewers about the thought that goes into these videos, hopefully it added to your understanding of the characters as well, let me know what you thought!)
Please watch in HD + headphones! ❤️
Hope you like it! ❤️
[YOUTUBE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqYX8aCrh9c[/YOUTUBE]
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