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Originally posted by: premparbat

Hey Hammie,

First - I'm Loving It - And I am not talking about a BigMac burger .

Next, I now can understand why you guys are such huge fans of Mishal. Of course I have not seen his earlier character which you all say was iconic. For me having a glimpse of his talent as Viplav is a good enough indication of his depth and width. Truly a brilliant actor that i have seen in a while.

Your write up yesterday - Wrong place at wrong time - for me was all about Karma . How each of our actions are accounted for and while we think we control our destiny we are rather led into it . Apologies I missed contributing to that thread . Since today was an extension of yesterday it may be a good idea to see both as a whole.

For stories to sell scandal is a norm. For every hero there is a villan and for any hero to shine the more vicious the villan the better . The story has unexpectedly taken a turn and identifying the villan has become its new challenge. Is is KT , TP or DT . What respectively is their motive and what price are they willing to pay ? Whatever be it the victims continue to be Viplav & Dhaani and their ISHQ.

Kanak frustrated with her FIL , his inability to stop Vip & dhani's growing relationship, his disregard for her ideas and his insults make her take actions in her own hand. She decides to play with fire - "Iss ghar ki bati bund kar dete hai " and get him killed. Little does she know that she is burning down her own house. The irony - Despising people for their place in society and joining their ranks due to a cruel hand of fate. Shambhu was not a favourite of his dad , had been called an aadha adhura beta by him . Neither was he very respected by his wife. His kids may have loved him as any child would do their father. But having to loose a member of the family without much warning is a shock to all. All stand together in grief hoping and praying for his well being but it is too late. What an upheaval .

Hammie you have recounted both the days so well with your excellent writing . Both the episodes have been extremely impressive in all possible aspects . I will definitely point two ,

1) excellent acting and the two that stand out is Kajal and Mishal . Kanak is a few minutes went from a smirk at her victory to her outburst of refusing to acknowledged as a widow. And Mishal standing strong supporting his family thru this difficult time to moving away to seek solace Was brilliantly done.

2) background music. For both days I found that tunes have been changed and went very well for each situation. I was torn between screenplay which was extremely taunt or music but chose the latter.

For the coming days which ever direction the show goes one thing is for sure that Dhaani will be the one to back out, Testing times are ahead for the two.

On a side note : Viplav these two episodes has the words "Razor sharp" across his chest . Is it a coincidence that we are expecting the same from him ?

Will catch up again tomorrow on hopefully another excellent episode.

Originally posted by: premparbat

Hey Hammie,

First - I'm Loving It - And I am not talking about a BigMac burger .

Next, I now can understand why you guys are such huge fans of Mishal. Of course I have not seen his earlier character which you all say was iconic. For me having a glimpse of his talent as Viplav is a good enough indication of his depth and width. Truly a brilliant actor that i have seen in a while.

Your write up yesterday - Wrong place at wrong time - for me was all about Karma . How each of our actions are accounted for and while we think we control our destiny we are rather led into it . Apologies I missed contributing to that thread . Since today was an extension of yesterday it may be a good idea to see both as a whole.

For stories to sell scandal is a norm. For every hero there is a villan and for any hero to shine the more vicious the villan the better . The story has unexpectedly taken a turn and identifying the villan has become its new challenge. Is is KT , TP or DT . What respectively is their motive and what price are they willing to pay ? Whatever be it the victims continue to be Viplav & Dhaani and their ISHQ.

Kanak frustrated with her FIL , his inability to stop Vip & dhani's growing relationship, his disregard for her ideas and his insults make her take actions in her own hand. She decides to play with fire - "Iss ghar ki bati bund kar dete hai " and get him killed. Little does she know that she is burning down her own house. The irony - Despising people for their place in society and joining their ranks due to a cruel hand of fate. Shambhu was not a favourite of his dad , had been called an aadha adhura beta by him . Neither was he very respected by his wife. His kids may have loved him as any child would do their father. But having to loose a member of the family without much warning is a shock to all. All stand together in grief hoping and praying for his well being but it is too late. What an upheaval .

Hammie you have recounted both the days so well with your excellent writing . Both the episodes have been extremely impressive in all possible aspects . I will definitely point two ,

1) excellent acting and the two that stand out is Kajal and Mishal . Kanak is a few minutes went from a smirk at her victory to her outburst of refusing to acknowledged as a widow. And Mishal standing strong supporting his family thru this difficult time to moving away to seek solace Was brilliantly done.

2) background music. For both days I found that tunes have been changed and went very well for each situation. I was torn between screenplay which was extremely taunt or music but chose the latter.

For the coming days which ever direction the show goes one thing is for sure that Dhaani will be the one to back out, Testing times are ahead for the two.

On a side note : Viplav these two episodes has the words "Razor sharp" across his chest . Is it a coincidence that we are expecting the same from him ?

Will catch up again tomorrow on hopefully another excellent episode.

Originally posted by: aimf

Indeed a well executed (pun intended) episode, dear Hammie, but yet again your review bested it 👏👏

The following issues were highlighted for me:

I think that we are all going to sympathize with and enjoy Kanaks transformation from an auspicious to an inauspicious woman. We sympathize with her because no one deserves to be called inauspicious, and having to deal with that epithet in addition to the grief of losing a life partner is far from most people's definition of social justice. We enjoy her plight for two reasons: first, now the shoes is on the other foot. Kanaks overwhelming scorn, condescension and cruelty to widows is now being return to her in a case of instant karma. Second, since Kanak herself engineered the plot of killing her father in law, without any compunction, or any thought of her mother in law getting widowed, this is a form of just desserts.

Like you have mentioned in the last couple of takes, shambhu is more famous in death than in life. He was a simple man, easily overwhelmed by the strong personality of his wife, and permanently eclipsed by the orb of his father's charisma. He led a quiet life of retreat, and his stellar contribution in the form of Viplav, who has inherited his sensitivity and his grandfathers leadership will now live on.

The Kanak-trip accord is like a bond between thieves, which does not last. However, it is intriguing to me that knowing full well that trip killed her husband, Kanak still accuses Dhani, who is an easy bait for her.

Now due to the mishap and death in the family, the marriage can be indefinitely put on hold as the forum people think, or due to a sudden twist of fate, be somehow preponed. It is hard to see what cvs have in mind, and that is the whole point. Because of this we are able to sit back and anticipate relaxedly.

Have a great day.

Originally posted by: premparbat

Hey Hammie,
hi prem.. waited for you...
First - I'm Loving It - And I am not talking about a BigMac burger .
my fav big mac...
Next, I now can understand why you guys are such huge fans of Mishal. Of course I have not seen his earlier character which you all say was iconic. For me having a glimpse of his talent as Viplav is a good enough indication of his depth and width. Truly a brilliant actor that i have seen in a while.
ohhh ahhh.." what a piece of man..."how I wish you had sensed him as DSP.. that persona.. alas.. has not left till this date.. but never followed LTL from day 1 like I did ISHQ..
Your write up yesterday - Wrong place at wrong time - for me was all about Karma . How each of our actions are accounted for and while we think we control our destiny we are rather led into it . Apologies I missed contributing to that thread . Since today was an extension of yesterday it may be a good idea to see both as a whole.
although ,I felt your absence. but can see the point.. yes what goes round comes around..
For stories to sell scandal is a norm. For every hero there is a villan and for any hero to shine the more vicious the villan the better . The story has unexpectedly taken a turn and identifying the villan has become its new challenge. Is is KT , TP or DT . What respectively is their motive and what price are they willing to pay ? Whatever be it the victims continue to be Viplav & Dhaani and their ISHQ.
yes that's true , but we are conditioned to support righteous and believe right will be victorious eventually.. thus runs the moral tone.. we love a happy ending..however unrealistic.. a flim that shock me was dhanush's ranjhanna.. how i wanted it to end happily.. but it didn't .. unrequited love.. but vips and dhani.. reciprocated love.. we hope for a desired ending.
Kanak frustrated with her FIL , his inability to stop Vip & dhani's growing relationship, his disregard for her ideas and his insults make her take actions in her own hand. She decides to play with fire - "Iss ghar ki bati bund kar dete hai " and get him killed. Little does she know that she is burning down her own house. The irony - Despising people for their place in society and joining their ranks due to a cruel hand of fate. Shambhu was not a favourite of his dad , had been called an aadha adhura beta by him . Neither was he very respected by his wife. His kids may have loved him as any child would do their father. But having to loose a member of the family without much warning is a shock to all. All stand together in grief hoping and praying for his well being but it is too late. What an upheaval .
yes certainly comes across.. but she couldn't see it coming..
Hammie you have recounted both the days so well with your excellent writing . Both the episodes have been extremely impressive in all possible aspects . I will definitely point two ,
thanks mate
1) excellent acting and the two that stand out is Kajal and Mishal . Kanak is a few minutes went from a smirk at her victory to her outburst of refusing to acknowledged as a widow. And Mishal standing strong supporting his family thru this difficult time to moving away to seek solace Was brilliantly done.
yes for kajal.. she is very effective in her role.. mishal is unlimited edition..
2) background music. For both days I found that tunes have been changed and went very well for each situation. I was torn between screenplay which was extremely taunt or music but chose the latter.
yeah glad you mentioned the musical score.. I loved it.. double bass.. bansuri..
For the coming days which ever direction the show goes one thing is for sure that Dhaani will be the one to back out, Testing times are ahead for the two.
ohhh for sure.. viewers are now totally engaged
On a side note : Viplav these two episodes has the words "Razor sharp" across his chest . Is it a coincidence that we are expecting the same from him ?
welll pointed. I DID notice it but was sooo into his tears , and camera panning in on his face..profile.. that I failed to comment on the message on his tee.. sammy has given a carried on your point and so has aimf...😃 and hammie smug to have buzz on the thread..
Will catch up again tomorrow on hopefully another excellent episode.
yes mate.. love your comments.. catch you laters! hammie

Originally posted by: aimf

Indeed a well executed (pun intended) episode, dear Hammie, but yet again your review bested it 👏👏 hiii aimf.. can I assume that you are wholesome now??

The following issues were highlighted for me:

I think that we are all going to sympathize with and enjoy Kanaks transformation from an auspicious to an inauspicious woman. We sympathize with her because no one deserves to be called inauspicious, and having to deal with that epithet in addition to the grief of losing a life partner is far from most people's definition of social justice. We enjoy her plight for two reasons: first, now the shoes is on the other foot. Kanaks overwhelming scorn, condescension and cruelty to widows is now being return to her in a case of instant karma. Second, since Kanak herself engineered the plot of killing her father in law, without any compunction, or any thought of her mother in law getting widowed, this is a form of just desserts.
ohhh good you saw my frustration,... question now is where does the forgiveness and remorse element now come in? that is what I look for will she be forgiven by viplav? and will kanak learn from the humbling experience..?

Like you have mentioned in the last couple of takes, shambhu is more famous in death than in life. He was a simple man, easily overwhelmed by the strong personality of his wife, and permanently eclipsed by the orb of his father's charisma. He led a quiet life of retreat, and his stellar contribution in the form of Viplav, who has inherited his sensitivity and his grandfathers leadership will now live on.

beautifully put.. I called him of i"nfirm of purpose" from Macbeth.. its true he was overshadowed by stubborn strong guile..in the shape of DK..

The Kanak-trip accord is like a bond between thieves, which does not last. However, it is intriguing to me that knowing full well that trip killed her husband, Kanak still accuses Dhani, who is an easy bait for her.

KANAK daren't pick on trips like you say both low lives, she opens her mouth.. so will he.. dhani she gives a message.. you ain't coming to my house ! nothing has changed..

Now due to the mishap and death in the family, the marriage can be indefinitely put on hold as the forum people think, or due to a sudden twist of fate, be somehow preponed. It is hard to see what cvs have in mind, and that is the whole point. Because of this we are able to sit back and anticipate relaxedly. yes ... actually I quite like being in a blank state.. but I SUSPECT.. we will get to see more of kanak's grieving process.. and viplav offering her TLC...

Have a great day.

thanks for giving a great comment aimf.. much love hammie

Originally posted by: Dolly-heart

helooo dolly... great to see you on the takes..
Your breakdown of every episode is splendidly written with every emotion clearly

presented.

cheers ,mate..

Reading your reviews is as good as seeing it in person. 👏

so pleased you feel that way..

The cast of this show has shown great talent and the message that this show is trying to send is really commendable, treat people with respect and dignity.

you said it.. ..listen dolly thanks so much for reading and commenting.. love hammie

Originally posted by: samanthana

Thank you Hammie for the wonderful take .
hi sammy, good to see you
It is one of the best episode till date with all elements and it summarizes as EMOTIONAL LOSS OF FATHER AND DHAANI Is OCCUPYING THAT PLACE SLOWLY BY CONSOLING 👏👏
you put it so simply.. that's exactly how its worked out
Face of between (Viplov and dhaani ) to DT and KT . . Viplov again challenging his mom and Grand father that Dhaani is my pillar (loved DT and KT look - bang on ) . 👏👏- Fiery look of both of them against Vidha even in Painful situation
yes i recall the scene in the hospital when the body is discharged
Last Hospital scene . Dhaani is challenging indirectly to KT , by showing her love . with 90 degree angle (Durga avatar - 9)
well pointed out sam..
Break down scene - bang on .- that shows Dhaani will not leave viplov at any cost

Ayodhya pariwar stole the show yesterday .

Episode belongs to MR and EISHA 👏 and made others cry

I cried after 4 years for show 😉. IPKND made to shower my tears for BS(As a Brother ) and yesterday for MR- Viplov ( as a Child , Grownup sharp intelligent child ) faling under his soul (Pillar )😉 well as far as Mishal goes.. his LTL1 was it .. never to this existing day watched any other show.. continued with Geet.. because loved the Punjabi setting.. and DD,and gurpreet.. b but only know about gurpreet and mishal...

The king of expressions was undoubtedly Mishal Raheja.. such a fine emotive actor every feature of his face tells a story .today his tears as Viplav made me weep as I recalled six years ago I loved him for the doomed persona he played. Mishal continues to remain for me the best male lead.. I have come across on India
thanks sooo much for your comment sammy.. haven't seen todays's episode hope no more tears... sniff sniff... love hammie

Originally posted by: chocobrownies

What a beautiful write up Hammie..! 👏
hi choco, 😃 .. thanku.. for liking it
Impact again sticks to me after reading your poignant capture od emotions in you lines..It's a soul -stirring episode as you said everything happened just in a secs without any delay , there is no space to rethink ...😔 as vips said every thing happened so fast.. its not that the dad was terminally ill.. then one expects ..
Father and son bonding which is the most precious and friendly status ever..Because never seen VIP sharing a fatherly bond or formal interaction his father..I could sense a complete disappointment while he looks lifeless in stepping back from seeing him...Loved everyone's post and pleasure to read everyone's take..!! 😳
yes..choco... it was such a moving episode and as humans we relate to what its like to lose a loved one... and for a lad to lose his dad .. is sad.. besides.. choco.. children don't usually associate death with a father.. they are seen to be invincible... alas... thanks for a lovely comment.. much love hammie