Symbolism in Maaneet scene of June 3rd - Page 4

Originally posted by: Jaanbunty

u r marvelous in this 👍🏼 (i mean symbolism)

always love to read what u write.

U r a great writer with a vast knowledge 👏

Thanks Jhaan bunty. Great scenes like the one on Friday are like giving sugar candy to me.

Originally posted by: Soapoperasrfun

Brilliant interpretation Opti. I have been a little busy and had not watched the scene in great detail. But after I read ur post, I watched the scene again. It is just amazing how well u have explained it. 👏

Thanks Priti. It is as much pleasure to me to dissect such good scenes.

Originally posted by: serialwatcher16

Wow Opti,

It was nice to read a symbolism post from you after a long time, a couple of weeks atleast.

So Maan's Nanchaku act brought you out in all your glory. Excellent comparison of mood, action and meaning. 👏

Thanks Usha. Yes, my last post was on Maaneet riding the cycle picture. The show did not enthuse me enough to write detailed takes on the scenes till now.

Opti - Your Symbolism interpretation is simply Mind Blowing 👏👏👏

Originally posted by: iflypeeps

dayum! i've come across a two of your analyses in the past and i have to say i absolutely get absorbed in every line you write. i love that your posts have substance and though you mentioned your interpretation may or may not be what the show makers wanted to convey, i say who gives a rat's ass about that...in the end its all about what the audience manages to walk away with through personal understanding and considering that this is not a superficial understanding of what is going on in that scene, i just had to give you props. you dig deep and thats whats up

Thanks. I love to dig and am happy if they give me something to dig. This was one such scenes.

Originally posted by: shreya-

Brilliant analysis, Opti. 👏 I have always thought of hoo-haa moves as Maan's way of venting his pent-up anger. But you have described his each and every step with the present storyline. 😊

Yes, it is a release mechanism for Maan's pent up fury and frustration but sometimes the moves seem to have their own story to tell, or that is how I saw them.

Originally posted by: jyoti06

Fabulous Opti👏👏..after a long time I saw one from u and it really fits well 👍🏼...MSK's anger is his biggest enemy and yesterday it was beyond control during his tai-chi but only Geet can cool the dusht-danav down 😳...I really liked the way they showed the perfect flashes of Biji's words and Geet's words when he was doing the nan-chaku action👍🏼...Awesome symbolism of the white and brown bottle as well👏

Thanks Jyo for suggesting to make a separate thread for this. Maan's martial arts sequences are always a pleasure to watch and this was so fluid I just had to go back and watch it several times to get my fill of it. that is when I felt there was more the the scene that what readily meets the eye.

Originally posted by: Mk.Gh

This was absolutely amazing! I had initially not seen it as a story being told through his moves, but now that I rewatch along with reading your fabulous explanation of each and every move, it makes total sense.

You have an amazing way with words and vast knowledge. Love reading your symbolism posts, they are always intriguing.

Loved it :)!

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Thanks. My knowledge is limited to what I learn from the net. The scene gave scope for interpretations and I just used it to come up with my version of it. Glad you liked it.

Originally posted by: maaneetian

Beautiful... Never thought of the scene as u have written...and yes after reading this i went back to the scene and saw it again...and yes loved it all the more...your words gave the scene a completely new view...and I loved it...Thanks for writing this...It is simply lovely

Thanks Maaneetian. I just put words to an already well picturised and executed screen. It was a treat to watch and rewatch GC go through those fabulous moves.

Originally posted by: jwalamukhi

@opti...amazing post on symbolism...i wonder how u have keenly observed each and aspect and interpreted it...opti...standing ovation to you...👏

Thanks. All this did not strike me the first time I watched it. I had to watch every frame repeatedly and freeze them before I put up my explanation of it. So its the technology which has to be commended for the observation part.