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wesha

@wesha

Voyager

Posted: 13 years ago

#11

Originally posted by: serialjunkie
LOL, yes a smile for sure.

Barun is a such a goofball, i can picture him say all this. I don't think any of them take this as seriously as we do. Bad for us, good for them.

Thanks Smriti.😊 Maybe it is good for us too you know. That way they keep their personal life uncomplicated which means we get to see their full attention on their work. Its totally a different issue that these actors per say cannot motivate the story line much and just do their best they can in acting it out.😔

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wesha

@wesha

Voyager

Posted: 13 years ago

#12

Originally posted by: kriya17
nice post and yeah u succeeded in bringing smile in our faces

Thank you so much dear.😊

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Archana

@uber_arch

Explorer

Posted: 13 years ago

#13

Sure...A big big smile on my face...

Thank u for d lovely post...!!!!!!!

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amisuv

@amisuv

Dazzler

Posted: 13 years ago

#14

What an insight into Barun's mind 😊

I seriously wonder what goes on in his mind when he performs such heavy duty scenes...

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Maddy1270

@Maddy1270

Inactive

Posted: 13 years ago

#15

that was simply hilarious 🤣 you seem to have got barun's joking tone just right... i've always wondered what the actors really think about the often illogical scenes they have to act out... especially if they are to ape other serials for trps!

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wesha

@wesha

Voyager

Posted: 13 years ago

#16

Originally posted by: amisuv
What an insight into Barun's mind 😊

I seriously wonder what goes on in his mind when he performs such heavy duty scenes...

Thanks.😊

You know these heavy duty scenes do not seem as much "heavy duty" to them, as they seem to us.

We see them with a lot of additional sounds, angles and close-ups of reactions of other characters attached to the scenes.

The actors rehearse the scenes many times and there are several takes for each angle from which the same scene is shot. I think saying the dialogue again and again lessens its impact slightly on their mind.

However, the fact remains that every time they say it, they HAVE to imagine and feel the underlying emotions of the characters to be able to emote properly. At that moment, all they would be doing then is fire all their imagination and get right into the scene, however laughable the dialogues may have seemed before that.

Because, the more laughable the dialogues are, the more they have to work hard to make them believable.

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Sajimok

@Sajimok

Beginner

Posted: 13 years ago

#17

Very cute and probably very true!

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wesha

@wesha

Voyager

Posted: 13 years ago

#18

Originally posted by: Maddy1270
that was simply hilarious 🤣 you seem to have got barun's joking tone just right... i've always wondered what the actors really think about the often illogical scenes they have to act out... especially if they are to ape other serials for trps!

Thank You so much dear!! 😊 I tried.

Hope now you know what it is that they think.😆

On a serious note, do take a look at my reply to amisuv's post above. They most certainly do a lot of serious thinking also when they get down to the actual work.

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wesha

@wesha

Voyager

Posted: 13 years ago

#19

Originally posted by: Sajimok
Very cute and probably very true!

Thanks dear.😊

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amisuv

@amisuv

Dazzler

Posted: 13 years ago

#20

Originally posted by: wesha

Thanks.😊

You know these heavy duty scenes do not seem as much "heavy duty" to them, as they seem to us.

We see them with a lot of additional sounds, angles and close-ups of reactions of other characters attached to the scenes.

The actors rehearse the scenes many times and there are several takes for each angle from which the same scene is shot. I think saying the dialogue again and again lessens its impact slightly on their mind.

However, the fact remains that every time they say it, they HAVE to imagine and feel the underlying emotions of the characters to be able to emote properly. At that moment, all they would be doing then is fire all their imagination and get right into the scene, however laughable the dialogues may have seemed before that.

Because, the more laughable the dialogues are, the more they have to work hard to make them believable.

I know it is more routine for them. Part of their daily job. And what with hundreds of people on the sets, to actually concentrate on bringing out the best may not be an easy job.