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-Fedex-

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Voyager

Posted: 9 years ago

#141

Originally posted by: BertieWooster

Oh yeah...walking on burning coals with RGD in his arms...and maybe they can give him a whip or chain next...for some self flagellation...the TRPs will hit the roof!

All TRP aunties will imagine their husbands in RNJ's place...😆😆😆

hahaha...quite a vivid imagination bertie..you have taken one step further. 😆

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-Shwets-

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Posted: 9 years ago

#142

Originally posted by: BertieWooster

Wholeheartedly concur, Shwets...

We can even get together and make a '101 ways to keep the dead wife dead and still reap TRPs' post on this thread to strengthen our cause 😆

Btw, apparently RNJ is going to walk barefoot to the dargah...hope there are no burning coals on the way 😆

"101 ways to keep the dead wife dead " for dummies 😆 B, go ahead write ...I will for sure tweet it to ST 😛

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anobserver

@anobserver

Explorer

Posted: 9 years ago

#143

Originally posted by: BertieWooster

Most importantly, the show is called Ek Tha Raja Ek thi Rani...and not Ek Tha Raja..Do the Raniyan...!

Case closed 😆

What do you reckon we've been getting? Ranaji's version of Ek Tha Raja Ek Thi Rani!

Imagine for some reason, if they pulled the plug on this series, we'd have Ranaji smirking and telling us, "That's our story." Pointing to himself, he'd say, "Ek tha Raja ..." and extending his hand towards the portrait of Sulakshna, he'd say, "Ek thi Rani ... Nothing could separate us. Not even TRPs!"😆

And, all those referring to bigamy, highlight the text that follows: Polygamy was an accepted norm amongst Hindus at that time; for Hindus, it was outlawed only in 1955. That possibly also explains Gayatri's easy acceptance of the place that Sulokshna -- who is anyways supposed to be dead -- holds in Ranaji's heart.

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-Sush-

@-Sush-

Sparkler

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Posted: 9 years ago

#144

Originally posted by: Infofan

JESUS CHIRST!! 🤢 I was wondering what was that funny thing in bcbs DP that looked like a bird...😆!That scene was so unreal, even I had trouble ignoring the logic...

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Danseuse

@Danseuse

Inactive

Posted: 9 years ago

#145

So, we all agree without an iota of doubt that Sulakshana is not coming back. Let there be a funeral scene shown as flashback! 😊 I liked Siddhant Karnick sitting on top of a box. So this is how they do it! 👏

We will refrain from singing,"Khilte hain Gul yahaan!" ... 😃 and also," Raat ke Humsafars thak ke ghar ko chale...Jhoomti aa rahi hain ETR2 pyaar ki"! 😃

Lets wait and watch for the "Pyaar deewana hota hain, mastana hota hain..." to begin and anticipate,"Gussa itna haseen hain toh pyaar kaisa hoga...Ikraar kaisa hoga!"

Sing along...the Navratri fever is on.

and Sulakshana singing,"I will always love you..." Please...no no no spare us 😭

-Rekha

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-Sush-

@-Sush-

Sparkler

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Posted: 9 years ago

#146

Originally posted by: grumpydwarf

You can try the makers of Diya Aur Bati!!!

You are joking...right Grumpy?

Sush the proponent of spontaneous attraction and passion...should watch something from the makers of Candle and wick...😆🤢

YEAH...that could work😛

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-Sush-

@-Sush-

Sparkler

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Posted: 9 years ago

#147

About Sula...I have a feeling...RNJ will find out she never loved him...I dont know if she will be back in present or they can show that in the past...but thats the only way the grip will be gone for good...Just dont want all that Sula back-story now...Certainly dont want her back from the dead!!😔

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BertieWooster

@BertieWooster

Voyager

Posted: 9 years ago

#148

Originally posted by: anobserver

What do you reckon we've been getting? Ranaji's version of Ek Tha Raja Ek Thi Rani!

Imagine for some reason, if they pulled the plug on this series, we'd have Ranaji smirking and telling us, "That's our story." Pointing to himself, he'd say, "Ek tha Raja ..." and extending his hand towards the portrait of Sulakshna, he'd say, "Ek thi Rani ... Nothing could separate us. Not even TRPs!"😆

And, all those referring to bigamy, highlight the text that follows: Polygamy was an accepted norm amongst Hindus at that time; for Hindus, it was outlawed only in 1955. That possibly also explains Gayatri's easy acceptance of the place that Sulokshna -- who is anyways supposed to be dead -- holds in Ranaji's heart.

Haila...and here we thought soap writers were the sadists!

Is that your day job by any chance 😆

Edited by BertieWooster - 9 years ago