Blast from the Past Thread #10, pg 45, epi 113 - Page 39

Originally posted by: sohara

I know it's too painful to watch after 111. You have no idea how i used to cry for them everyday. My mom used to comsole me that it's just a fictional show. My mom is also very emotionally attached with IPK. My younger bro used to mock me all the time.

No samin i could never leave IPK not for a single day. i actually started with the first promo. I was a huge fan of Barun and Sanaya before IPK. So when i saw the promo I couldn't resist to watch it from the very first episode.

Honestly, buaji is more unbearable than creepwa.

Originally posted by: indi52

arshi, 😃🤗


bhelcomes bhelcomes,

where have you been?

looking forward to those res on 109, 110.

i know you've been super busy, but so glad you found time this weekend.

Originally posted by: wiwy

Thankyou, 👏thankyou,👏 thankyou 👏Indi.🤗 Will have a good night's sleep now!Your analysis: poltergeist. that's what it is! I felt that for this I was waiting long! It was worth the wait.The red will haunt me forever! The blue is my fantasy too, just the way I pictured it hamesha! The edits are mesmerising. I am in love!

Originally posted by: indi52

since yesterday what to write for 111, should i write at all. will anything do justice. horizon, ^^^ i am with you in that marveling at the level of detail in these episodes. so much craft and such care. every frame, every edit, every expression, the whole thing in such wonderful flow, conveying layer upon layer of meaning. each viewing something stands out as your body registers it first, some part goes warm, breath catches a bit. you say huh and rewind and again it happens. last two viewings the word satyr in my head. that ear defined right beside an eye riveted, blue tinged with red, dark dark hair and a complete sensuality without a single mental/rational note in it.

and then again, the man turning back, the beginning of the conscious letting go of thought maybe, just feeling, just instinct, what made him turn back, did that little turning away of hers make him want to savour a chase, and conquer, or was it just her long gaze on him as he put on that payal, that inflamed his body with its intimate lingering over him. that long time stilling look at her, says you're beautiful, are you real, i just want you, draws her to him with his eyes, a bit of tenderness there though, as though he knows she's untouched precious and he is just helpless before her. who is the conqueror really and who the conquest.

i could go on. how she writhes in anticipation, the good girl forgetting everything, just wanting those lips she's looked at many times before to do what she fears they might, wants that they will.

this was the first time though that i did feel, there was no need for that song, jadoo hai nasha hai. just the soundtrack that was on with hints of wind and silences pregnant with rampant desire would have been enough. i watched with audio mute, and again felt the draw, my ears beginning to flame, breath erratic.

if you think about it a whole range of cliches: two gorgeous young people, a woman in red, night, pool side, attraction, opposites... oh it's all been done before... but never ever quite like this. fascinating understanding of a moment in an episode that was all about "nahin understand."

this scene does deserve an award of some sort. a recognition.

Originally posted by: Horizon

Indi, you are my Shelley and Keats... as in your words I feel Arshi heart beats...
I have thought many a times that Aman could have called a few minutes later by when they would have probably accomplished what they set out to and things could have happened exactly the same way as they ultimately did without much impact... I meant starting from when he adorned payal on her ankle up until this moment, for all practical purposes, it was as good as they finishing it anyway!

who is the conqueror really and who the conquest...👏he is the parwana constantly being pulled towards this shama of her anyway.. but in their context tables turned quite often!

Yes it was done probably many a times exactly the same way in many Indian celluoid setting at least, but perhaps never was a man shown being very openly desirous a girl and girl melting at every possible glance of his... and their emotions being built up at many levels constantly.. well.. we may come up with many explanations.. and probably it will still remain unexplained as to why it felt the way it did.. what all that could be perceived is that it was "special!"

Can't agree more about having no need to any sound track for that.. few things are best spoken silent!