Blast from the Past Thread #8, pg 126, ep 98 - Page 72

Originally posted by: supriya.arshi

GOOD NEWS

TeamSarun : Guys, Raju Singh has sweetly agreed to compose a new version of rabba vey for all the IPKKND fans :-)

Link : http://www.facebook.com/TeamSarun/posts/548790378498516

Memories came flodding...just imagine a new Rabba vey...even after the show is over...

Originally posted by: wiwy

When Arnav threw sindoor on Khushi before Bersarai puja it was a sign of their future relationship as husband and wife! When Shyam threw sindoor on Khushi photograph it was a sign revolting!

Were the IPK makers trying to give its audience a message that superstitions like sindoor falling on an unmarried girl should not be taken seriously. If superstitions can be correct in one case they can be disastrously wrong in another?

Originally posted by: supriya.arshi

GOOD NEWS

TeamSarun : Guys, Raju Singh has sweetly agreed to compose a new version of rabba vey for all the IPKKND fans :-)

Link : http://www.facebook.com/TeamSarun/posts/548790378498516

Memories came flodding...just imagine a new Rabba vey...even after the show is over...

Originally posted by: supriya.arshi

Episode 91

Guys Thank you all so much for likin my previous edit🤗...nd the wink edit 😃



Everytime Arnav calls her name out...she stops Breathing...😳 so i had to make one edit for it...i wish i get tht feelin one day 😳

Originally posted by: indi52

love the delve.

my feeling, there was always a strain of thought in the writing that asked us to examine our ritualised and theistic way of looking at spirituality and also equating those who are overtly pooja paath sorts with "goodness." and so we have the protagonist like none other on indian telly, asr. doesn't worship in a ritualistic way, openly says he makes his own destiny, questions every custom, refuses his father's name... and yet he isn't struck by lightning. if anything, he is a noble soul. thsi was a brave experiment i feel. though they dragged him to accept certain conventions, they could never take away from him, and in the end he looked stronger and more adhered to the eternal than many others. somethingof the evolved man in him who does his duty and accepts all consequences of his actions.

there was a parallel strain, with a high feel good factor, leaning heavily on signs and portents and accepted views of divine influence in our lives. about the sindoor. i don't think this compulsive sign reading by us was being questioned. the way i read it was, if it falls of its own accord, almost as an "ishara" from the eternal, without any trick or mortal intention tainting it, then it will come true. but in shyam's case he threw it on her, that was not the will of god, but that of man, one who wanted to use the idea of god's signs and fool these god believing people. so it had to fail. if anything, the story reaffirmed the validity of such "signs." definitely done to please masses, and get trp. mera humble sa opinion.

thanks for pondering.

Originally posted by: indi52

love the delve.

my feeling, there was always a strain of thought in the writing that asked us to examine our ritualised and theistic way of looking at spirituality and also equating those who are overtly pooja paath sorts with "goodness." and so we have the protagonist like none other on indian telly, asr. doesn't worship in a ritualistic way, openly says he makes his own destiny, questions every custom, refuses his father's name... and yet he isn't struck by lightning. if anything, he is a noble soul. thsi was a brave experiment i feel. though they dragged him to accept certain conventions, they could never take away from him, and in the end he looked stronger and more adhered to the eternal than many others. somethingof the evolved man in him who does his duty and accepts all consequences of his actions.

there was a parallel strain, with a high feel good factor, leaning heavily on signs and portents and accepted views of divine influence in our lives. about the sindoor. i don't think this compulsive sign reading by us was being questioned. the way i read it was, if it falls of its own accord, almost as an "ishara" from the eternal, without any trick or mortal intention tainting it, then it will come true. but in shyam's case he threw it on her, that was not the will of god, but that of man, one who wanted to use the idea of god's signs and fool these god believing people. so it had to fail. if anything, the story reaffirmed the validity of such "signs." definitely done to please masses, and get trp. mera humble sa opinion.

thanks for pondering.

Originally posted by: ArshiHamesha

@Horizon Don't make me start here every universal law in whatever subject is completely useless here as they are mingling at a focal point where none works in its own conformity and we just have to create a new one to fulfill the requirements.

Chemistry of Arnav + Khushi= Disturbance of Dhak Dhak+ Rotation of mind gears+ Sansain Ruk Jayengi Gas

Key Elements:

Disturbance of Dhak Dhak= Sugar

Rotation of mind gears= Extra Oxygen

Sansain Ruk jayengi= Carbon Dioxide

All together new Photosynthesis chemical reaction and opposite of which is Breathing so chemistry is causing all natural endothermic and exothermic Laws fail over here so invention is inevitable.😆

Newtons Laws hmmm Horizon where are you going with that??????? Ahem Ahem I read somewhere we have 17-18 years old readers and viewers over here if I put that law I will be banned by Indi Di and definitely don't wanna join Sautens too because wiwy is already swinging way too much.🤣