Aug 17th: Intense Protective Instinct - Page 2

Originally posted by: AreYaar

The first half of the epi was somewhat underwhelming with the usual family drama of Viplav's mom (They should consider changing the actress...she makes no real impact in the cast of characters right now).

Let's see how the character unfolds in future abhi toh drama baki hai yaar😉


But the epi REALLY picked up from the point the attack began at the Vidhwaa aashram...firstly I have to applaud them for shooting this scene quite well...the feel of a wild mob out of control and the widows doing everything they can to defend their home turf...the way that survival instinct kicks in yet again as they literally fight for their survival when faced by an angry mob...once again Indraani rocks this group with the way she takes charge and rallies everyone around into being resourceful and barricading the doors, then using all kinds of things to ward off the attackers...I really liked how this was shown👏👏

The scene was so realistic where they fought for their survival but did not let dhaani go👏

At the center of all of it stood Dhaani, almost numb as she processes the crisis point this situation has reached...and finally makes the difficult choice of submitting herself to the mob in order to protect her family...today Eisha won me over with her portrayal of Dhaani...this scene clinched it for me...this and the look in her eyes as she opens the door and firmly shuts it behind her even as her mother cries out for her...very well done.
Her acting was very apt for the scene she could not see her family in trouble👍🏼

I also really loved the dignity with which she held herself even as she faces the mob...she had to be scared but she still stood her ground somehow, even with the folded hands and bowed head, she gave an impression of immense dignity.

A Big round of applause for dhaani she did not loose her dignity & stood brave before them


And finally we reach the high point of the epi with our hero's dhamaakedaar entry😆

Firstly I loved the fact that he was so fiercely protecting her without even having seen her face😆...and she didn't see him either...yet so instinctively they both did this dance edging backwards towards the door of the aashram😆...Clever bit from Viplav there moving her away from the mob ever so subtly while keeping them distracted with his talks...








And then the shift when he turns to protect her from the attacking mob and the instant of recognition from both of them...what a scene😆...I loved how this was conceived





Some shots were beautiful in this scene...like this one



As if they are standing on the THRESHOLD of something truly momentous...that threshold b/w two worlds...the outside world of religious fanaticism and the austere, stark world of the widows...and then Viplav-Dhaani caught right in the middle of this...symbolic this shot felt
The best part was without knowing dhaani he stood for her👏

And I loved how he simply put his hand over her head to protect her...something about that gesture was beautifully yet powerfully protective

Every girl aspires that her life partner does the same for them😳







And the very last bit proves that these two are going to have some good chemistry😆...very nicely shot bit...director deserves kudos today...and great job from both MR and Eisha









A moment of silent communication b/w them...he doesn't back down, continues to protect her fiercely from the blows the mob is showering on them and she's watching him almost marveling at what he's doing...the sheen of tears in her eyes added poignancy there.

Originally posted by: mnx12

Congrats. Viplav baba grew up in this epi.
The amount of resposnsibality he showed was commendable. First trying to convince the mob, then shielding Dhani, sensing mob mentality lacks brain, they are only concerned about punishing the girl, who is responsible for taking away their daily income. As if burning the aashram is going to serve their purpose.
The real player, dadaji is on is on a different trip. Tripurari should have allowed him to wear his shoe with the nail. Wanted him to add one more from my side. 😆
Dhani's rakshash, proved to be her shield. She surrendered herself to the mob, asking them to leave elderly women of the aashram. Her protective feeling towards other women was rewarded in form of a shield from Viplav. It's said, as you sow, shall you reap. Instant Karmic reward. Jagdamba played in BG, when women were fighting, stopping the men had perfect impact.