The fire of an ice maiden.. - Page 3

Originally posted by: mishalfan1

Perfect title...for perfect wu👍🏼

Originally posted by: CarpedeimRose

Hi Hammie dear😃 hi jen good to see you

Such a refined review ,loved reading each and every part of ur analysis,the episode was awesome like wise ur analysis by juxtaposing with incidents carries it out well..yes totally agree the, actual episode was out of this world

Gud nite hammie from my side,I am going to sleep,so now reading ur awesome review l will have only Mishal's dreams😳 good after noon jen.. your last line always is a winner with hammie,regardless of what time i read it. thank you for your lovely comment ,love hammie

Originally posted by: Guruvishva

The title ..the title is the thing which always attracts be a lot Hammer dear 😳😳 hi radnes great to see you thanks

Especially I like this title with opposites in it and which summarises the episode 😳😳..yes contrary creates friction

Reading your takes always gives a different view on each and every event and moment of the episode 😳😳 thanks radnes

As always you've just nailed it yaar 👏👏 listen thanks for your lovely comment.. much love hammie

Originally posted by: divra4

Thanx for such a wonderful analysis. Enjoyed reading

Originally posted by: StoriesDrama

Thanks...😊

I make it a point that i read your takes as soon as they come out

Originally posted by: samanthana

Hi HAmmie ,

Thank you for the wonderful take . I havenot seen saturday episode, will watch tommorrow , as i was traveling for Xmas vacation.

Originally posted by: premparbat

Hammie you are killing me here.my friend ...
killing meee softly.. song from dhani for viplav
Weekend before Christmas ...and so much to deal with. Then we get excellent episodes that I have to see and further your excellent write ups that I HAVE to respond to ...so much to talk about.
here the world has gone bonkers! have to still get a few pressies.. and wrapping..etc.. want to hide in my cave
Reserving a spot... I have much to say on The Fire of an ice maiden ...
hum intezzar karien ge tere aane ka.. 😛

Originally posted by: aimf

Dear Hammie!!
aimf aimf aimf.. where for art thou...?? looking around
What a great writer you are! You excel in portraying the self-thought of the characters so well. You convert, magically, the priceless and inimitable expressions of the actors into eloquent words that flow like the river ganga. These takes of yours in the past few days have excelled all expectations in their creativity and brilliance. BTW, wonderful title.
welll you know how unabashedly i thirst for your praise.. so thank you my friend you made my day😃
I will present a view of the composite episodes for the last few days, as promised. Excuse me, dear Hammie, and all others, if these views are repeated, and if others have already pointed them out. I was not able to read all the takes and responses with the usual care because of several factors out of my control.
no excuses..we all wait for your views..
The episodes of the past track was very much a modern day Ramayana on fast forward.a We first had the "forest-dweller" stage where Viplav and Dhani were hiding from Trip and his men. The abduction scene was very aesthetically crafted in shadow-play, even as Viplav was practicing his love-declaration. Similarly in the traditional Ramayan, Rama is busy trying to please Sita by getting her a golden deer that she wants to have as a pet, while Ravana, the Lanka King drags Sita away. In the epic, Ramayana, Sita is abducted because she crosses a magic line drawn for her own protection by her brother-in-law. In our serial, Dhani, too, has crossed a line etched by the harsh ink of patriarchal norms of exactly how widows should live. In the epic, we have Lord Rama waging a war to rescue her from the clutches of the demon king. Sita then had to "prove" her purity by walking through fire and emerging unscathed, and now Dhani emerges unscathed from the fire of partriarchal wrath fueled by Trip and DT. In some later interpolations of the Ramayana, Sita leaves Rama after being rescued and returns to the forest because despite emerging successfully out of the fire ordeal, some of the subjects of the kingdom cast aspersions on her character. Likewise, Dhani runs away from Vip's proposal for reasons yet to be revealed. I suspect that it is a combination of first being overwhelmed, and then being indoctrinated/brainwashed by DT.
👏 this is such a fantastic faith connection you have shared.. the story emerges so much more meaningful
The episodes are wonderfully done, and I am quite in awe as to their quality and consistency. A few things are on my mind in general:

1. Why did Vip choose the same Shiv Mandir, the site of Dhani's terrible witch hunt, as a location to declare his love? Did that have something to do with Dhani running away?
the venue didn't matter,,she was going torun anyway.. reason may be he never asked her ,DT must have black mailed her?
2. I am not looking forward to the day the Trip is bailed out by DT! Imagine his wrath and his urgent need to take badla for each and every beating received by grandson and grandfather combined. What all might he do? And will he still pretend to be the underdog of DT, or will he openly become rebellious?
one of his moves would be to turn viplav against DT..forsure.. Raj laxmi may work alongside himas he'll continue to fan her dreams of getting viplav..viplav needs to develop a discerning eye and see into DT.. that should keep the story moving on
3. BTW Hammie, the title song is a bhajan composed by a medieval saint by the name of Saint Kabir, who hailed from Benaras, and who is revered all over India. He composed in the local dialect, which is a mix of bhojpuri and urdu. If you wish to read more about him you can do so here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kabir
thanks aimf.. what a lovely pressie...
Urdu is spoken as a local language in several parts of North India, by everyone regardless of people's religious beliefs. The kind of urdu we speak is very much mixed with Hindi and whatever local dialect presides over any particular area. The lyrics of the song are very beautiful and haunting.
you know already that its my national mother tongue along with Punjabi my regional language...
Looking forward to Monday's episode. FYI: more travel for me on Tuesday and lot of work from Friday onwards. Still wish to participate the best I can. Thank you for your patience. Have a great day!
monday's haven't checked out yet..fat chance pr her returning soon. hoping to see you soon..aimf thanks for your comment and touching base with all here..much love hammie..

Originally posted by: --SudhaS--

Hey Hammie! Beautifully written analysis. Loved your takes and comments on the scenes.
I totally enjoyed the episode. MiSha are living up their roles as ViDha.