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Posted: 13 years ago
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Agree with Anu and Reemz. Even if sisters in real life don't hug and say those sisterly lines as often as Jeevika and Manvi, there is still something in this show about the sisters' relationship that attracts attention.
When they exaggerate stuff between couples or husband-wife relationship in these tv shows, then it's obvious that it would happen in other relationships such as sisters' as well. So far they have done a decent job in this department.

I also agree with Anu on Manvi bit. The actress is doing quite a good job in her portrayal of the character of the younger sister. She stands out in almost all scenes and with any character. She seems to balance humor and emotional bits quite well.

Edited by Ramy25 - 13 years ago
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Posted: 13 years ago
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Originally posted by: Ramy25

Agree with Anu and Reemz. Even if sisters in real life don't hug and say those sisterly lines as often as Jeevika and Manvi, there is still something in this show about the sisters' relationship that attracts attention.
When they exaggerate stuff between couples or husband-wife relationship in these tv shows, then it's obvious that it would happen in other relationships such as sisters' as well. So far they have done a decent job in this department.

I also agree with Anu on Manvi bit. The actor is doing quite a good job in her portrayal of the character of the younger sister. She stands out in almost all scenes and with any character. She seems to balance humor and emotional bits quite well.


Exactly. Most love stories on the small and big screen are larger than life because lets face it, we do like our dose of escapism so we sometimes like to see the OTT love. If we can accept that type of love between a husband-wife or boyfriend-girlfriend then why not see a different kind of exaggerated love between siblings?! It is a piece of fiction at the end of the day.

@Meepha: LMAO extremists 🤣
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Posted: 13 years ago
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@Reemz--- true that. I guess this bit of exaggeration seems tolerable as compared to when they turn one sister against the other for totally unrealistic and unconvincing reasons just to get their viewership up. Where in the world do you see such extremely evil and backstabbing people let alone siblings?!


Edited by Ramy25 - 13 years ago
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Posted: 13 years ago
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Originally posted by: *Reemz*

Yesss I loved Gunjan-Nupur! I always go in the opposite tide for some reason 🤣 I guess it's not just sister bonding because half the shows out there do show close sibling relationships (Bidaai being one of the biggest exampes but that never touched me). I think I'm a sucker for on-screen relationships which contain a sense of need for the other person and it doesn't have to be romantic but just compelling story wise. I just get sucked in this unconditional love crap which I roll eyes at in real life 🤔


Yeh Nia (Manvi) is a powerhouse! Really liking her act as Manvi so far.




@bold: LOLL...achha now I see...that is why you used to like Badi Maa-Suhana scenes in SGP too, haina? I remember you PM'd me about an avi on them once.

I actually used to like Sadhna-Ragini in Bidaai😆...but that feels like a long time ago now...lol

Yep Nia is really good...she portrays most of her scenes naturally.
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Posted: 13 years ago
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Originally posted by: Ramy25

Agree with Anu and Reemz. Even if sisters in real life don't hug and say those sisterly lines as often as Jeevika and Manvi, there is still something in this show about the sisters' relationship that attracts attention.
When they exaggerate stuff between couples or husband-wife relationship in these tv shows, then it's obvious that it would happen in other relationships such as sisters' as well. So far they have done a decent job in this department.

I also agree with Anu on Manvi bit. The actress is doing quite a good job in her portrayal of the character of the younger sister. She stands out in almost all scenes and with any character. She seems to balance humor and emotional bits quite well.



Amy!🤗 You showed up here too! Niceee😆

Word on Manvi standing out in all her scenes :-) Yeah the relationship b/w the sisters does have an indefinable something that is sweet to watch :-)

The chemistry reflects in all their pictures together too...goes to show how well the actresses have bonded in real life cuz it shows onscreen

Like in these two pics:





And in this sig from the creations gallery:




Edited by nureat01 - 13 years ago
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Posted: 13 years ago
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Originally posted by: Ramy25

@Reemz--- true that. I guess this bit of exaggeration seems tolerable as compared to when they turn one sister against the other for totally unrealistic and unconvincing reasons just to get their viewership up. Where in the world do you see such extremely evil and backstabbing people let alone siblings?!



Oh God if they ever showed that in this show 😳 It's so not Manvi-Jeevika. I cannot even imagine them having misunderstandings tbh. From the initial promos and episodes, I got the feel that it will be them two versus the rest so I hope they keep it that way.


Nur 🤣 I just saw that one Badi Maa-Suhana scene and it made me swell up because the emotions came out so genuinely so I had to have an avi. I'm going to bug you again if that's ok 😛
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Posted: 13 years ago
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Originally posted by: *Reemz*

Nur 🤣 I just saw that one Badi Maa-Suhana scene and it made me swell up because the emotions came out so genuinely so I had to have an avi. I'm going to bug you again if that's ok 😛



LOL oh sure feel free to bug me anytime...that Badi Maa-Suhana scene still chokes up me till this day...I remember how much I bawled the first time I saw that scene...very very very few scenes have touched my heart like that one did.
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Posted: 13 years ago
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Originally posted by: nureat01



Amy!🤗 You showed up here too! Niceee😆

Word on Manvi standing out in all her scenes :-) Yeah the relationship b/w the sisters does have an indefinable something that is sweet to watch :-)

The chemistry reflects in all their pictures together too...goes to show how well the actresses have bonded in real life cuz it shows onscreen

Like in these two pics:





And in this sig from the creations gallery:





Yeh they seem to get on really well.

There's quite a lot of offscreen pics:



Off-screen chemistry obviously helps here!
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Posted: 13 years ago
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Originally posted by: nureat01



LOL oh sure feel free to bug me anytime...that Badi Maa-Suhana scene still chokes up me till this day...I remember how much I bawled the first time I saw that scene...very very very few scenes have touched my heart like that one did.


Plus that background music always gets to me!! 💔 I saw an episode after a very long time today and loved the family scenes but I've never warmed up to Ishaan or Ishaan-Suhana together for some reason. But that's not for this topic so I'll shut up there!😛
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Posted: 13 years ago
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@Anu🤗-- lol I followed you.😆

yeah I saw those pics as well and even in their off screen interviews, you see how well both actresses have bonded and that's one of the reasons their relationship on screen looks so endearing and relatable in many ways.

It also seems that Jeevika is more maternal to Manvi than sister. May be that's why at times it looks as if they are going overboard with sisters stuff. The way Jeevika hugs Manvi with her hand on Manvi's head, the way she talks to her or advices her to do or not to do something, the way she quickly makes up with her as well as her constant worry regarding leaving her baby sister after marriage -- all shows Jeevika's maternal side more than her sister side.


@Reemz, Anu-- what scene are you guys talking about?if it's that good then I wanna have a look at it too.😛
Edited by Ramy25 - 13 years ago

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