Blast from the Past Thread #15, pg 128, epi 169 - Page 68

@supi

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anita,

hyuk. and how much more offended you will be when you hear i am not an srk fan. teehee, now i bet you'll do katti katti with me.

but i get his effect on 99.9 per cent of the female population of the world and really i should have remembered that super shah rukh entry esp in a movie where he and bachchan had to be superstar together.

thanks again for pointing out and the gif... actually, wasn't nk given a bit of an srk look?

Originally posted by: indi52

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anita,

hyuk. and how much more offended you will be when you hear i am not an srk fan. teehee, now i bet you'll do katti katti with me.

but i get his effect on 99.9 per cent of the female population of the world and really i should have remembered that super shah rukh entry esp in a movie where he and bachchan had to be superstar together.

thanks again for pointing out and the gif... actually, wasn't nk given a bit of an srk look?

Originally posted by: indi52

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@wiwy

Originally posted by: supriya.arshi

Title Credits : Cynthia

Episode 156

NK is fun 😆



Episode 157

Buaji , Payal nd Akash did cover the episode well...i enjoyed it...it was fun



Episode 158

Finally they meet...my heartbeat flutters seein them see each other first i the beginning of a new year 😉



Apologies blasters...had a busy weekend...will try to do all the epi before teri meri 😉
nd i soo many reviews up...will read whn i get time

the thread looks full 😊 Ami nd wiwy happy to see you guys bck 😃

Originally posted by: indi52

hayeee issk,

how i can miss this, tells me.

fantastic take on a take.

restrained performance.

you know, i haven't watched khamoshi in years, only a couple of songs recently, my favourite tum pukaar lo where she slowly walks up the stairs drawn to him clutching a copy of meghdoot, then walks down a corridor to his room, stands for a while listening to him, a world of feelings in her eyes and gait, a tear escapes, all in silence, and then down again she goes, couldn't leave the book as she'd meant it seems (must say asit sen directed these movies madly well, met his niece recently, said in that scene the man sitting with his back to camera is initially sen himself... hichcock ishtyle).

i thought there was a certain similarity in nurse radha's intensity and asr's, both terrifically restrained performances as you say. difference only, this one was done almost on a daily basis across more than year, with not exactly asit sen or hitchcock directing. where did this call centre boy get his asr from? how he varied expressions so it wouldn't become predictable... every what the different... the dammits exactly where they need to be., and those eyes that speak when she shuts hers and there's sannata (beautifully written buy you... yes, khushi should practice some of that stuff). "in that moment, we move not, breathe not, and certainly speak not." 😆and we think not.

i hope by now you know pink means me smitten.

thanks for feeling the things i did re the tricking and shameless manipulation using his weakness. and i too sort of forgave them when someone pulled and lifted and twirled in and held from the back a woman in green... but phir bhi, i feel bad for my gussa man. question of rights remain. if khushi ji is allowed to be everything she is, kahe nahin my khadoos bitwa. hyuk.

Hum bhi smitten dammit! You write so passionately about this man that i can't resist!

So right you are, to be able to deliver what he did on a daily basis, that too for tv where most things are episode-chhaptey-chalo mindset. Kahan se aaya itna depth and understanding? Application, methinks, for he has an understated quiet intelligence about him even in off screen masti. But more than that, an instinctive worldview... he gets the Raizada in his context, and plays him human not "hero" as in leading man. Most actors, before they make a real mark and become all self-important, they let the work of other bigger stars guide their performances...he did it this way, i must too, cos that's the only way a hero should perhaps, and it works so why bother questioning...very few, they let the real world, real human emotion, guide them, humara Raizada definitely definitely one of those. Giving credit to everything but himself when there isn't really that much else...well, not on a daily basis at least. Also experience in the love shav department definitely he must draw from. I'm not sure i put that whole thing across very well...hopelessly smitten me...but you know what i mean 🤓

And Asit Sen, me loves. His "Safar"... most incredible in its portrayal of love of that 'complicated passionate' variety. That's where an actor must give credit to writing and direction. And man, the music too.