Sushpective I try to walk away but I stumble.....update pg 30 - Page 11

Originally posted by: BertieWooster

Looking back to the Hindu mythology, we talk of the tandav of Shiva as the cosmic dance and to him as the dancing God...in fact Parvathi and Shiva were supposed to have engaged in a dance competition even...

No art can be impure..the stigma comes from the intent...which was the exact same point RNJ made...!

Sush, Macy Grey's song reminded me of this one... dunno if you have heard it.

Originally posted by: BertieWooster

By walking to the centre of the floor and allowing her to dance around him, he became the manifestation of Krishna to her Meera/ Radha...he did not dance but he lent his physical presence to her performance...and when the King himself becomes part of the public performance, where is the humiliation...?

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Originally posted by: arshisfan

I hope it happens this way, and not him wanting to walk away and Gayatri stopping him by dancing around him like I read in the spoiler below


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Gayatri to dance in bhari mehfil'; Ranaji to speak up for his wife.

In the upcoming episodes of Ek Tha Raja Ek Thi Rani viewers will get to see fake Sulakshana challenge Gayatri (Drashti Dhami) to dance before the crowd gathered at the palace on the occasion of the former's birthday. Though Ranaji decides to raise an objection he is stopped by Badi Rani who asks Ranaji to do whatever Sulakshana wants because her mind is still recuperating.

Gayatri accepts the challenge but is disheartened by the fact that Ranaji (Siddhant Karnick) is not taking a stand for her being her husband and the king of Amerkot. Sulakshana's plan was to insult Gayatri who is currently the Rani of Amerkot and she succeeds to an extent but her plan fails when Ranaji decides to walk away not being able to see his wife, the queen dancing and entertaining the guests.

However Gayatri stops him and in the process falls into his arms. Ranaji takes a stand for his queen by taking her towards Sulakshana and reprimanding the latter for trying to insult Gayatri. He speaks up for Gayatri and also addresses her as 'Rani'.

Keep reading this space for more updates! "

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Originally posted by: .Veritaserum

No Art is impure yes! I am a Bharatnatyam dancer myself. But in this context, Gayatri took this as an insult too which basically proved Sulakshana and BRM's intent to project the queen in a bad light..as that kind of a dancer who titillates men for money,a courtesan if you will. Ranaji was not making any revolutionary statement or addressing the stigma associated per se, he just defended his queen's honor by comparing her performance to that of a jogan thereby cancelling out Sula's intended public slandering.

Rana Deo's character has already taken a severe beating with this sequence (if the spoilers are right). I haven't seen the dance, but by sitting and watching it, he appears to hav given an in-principle approval for this nonsense. Whatever u say after, the damage is already done, even if he gives Gayatri a Queen status! Has he taken it away to restore it? Was that implied after Sulakshana's crowing? Can't a King hav two wives in 1940's? Its like stabbing a person in the back and then facing him with folded hands to say "Sorry"! This sequence could hav been avoided. If the TRPs do rise substantially, will Gayatri play Draupadi again? Lakshraj failed last time!! Then what is Rana Deo? After the so-called "Krishna" status as an analogy, he can again come to her rescue during the disrobe act!! 🤪 😃 Then, who would be Duryodhan? Kunwar chacha?

I thought the earlier analogy had RaniMaa as Krishna!! Am glad if Anita Raaj has taken a break for the festive season! 😃 (no mention of her in any written updates). Or worse, would there be a Daayan in the coming episodes? Torture!

Anyways, its the festive season where good always conquers evil, so let this happen and Sulakshana finds her way out...The challenge is already forgotten so lets see who would light the diyas?

Happy Deepawali to all of you, Forumites. Enjoy the Festival of Lights.


-Rekha