Blast from the Past Thread #22 !Main Hamesha Hamesha Tumse! p33 ep 224 - Page 70

Originally posted by: DurgaS

Not good times for friends, families and fans of renowned actors. A few weeks back we lost Farooq Shaikh, a down to earth actor, well known for his good nature.

Earlier this week, we lost the legendary South Indian actress of yesteryears, Anjali Devi who was renowned for her powerful acting in various mythological and social movies.

Now, we lose Suchitra Sen. A beautiful actress. I haven't seen many movies of her, but the few were enough for her to leave a mark.

RIP

Originally posted by: wiwy

Yes all those actors behaved older than their years. But in that sense our ASR is hardly a guy who dresses, walks, talks or behaves like the present generation.

Originally posted by: aarwen

Thanks for confirming Sohara.. Yes it would have made for so many fun episodes just when people talked about the past stuff. In fact the time Nannav talks to NK about the love/horror story had me rolling with laughter. 🤣 ..and still finding it difficult to breathe because of all that love.. Would willingly watch never ending episodes where they kept reminicing old stuff..

Originally posted by: indi52

javeria, thanks so much... this is lovely. 👏👏👏😃

Originally posted by: samin6

OK I am sorry I was not in the thread for a long time. Guess what- this morning I wake with my worst nightmare. I woke up and heard Suchitra sen is no more. How is that possible. She was a legend for a reason. I remember one line that she said once which was a punchline- (If you have saved once a person's life becaused you wanted, do you think it gives you the right to kill him in another occasion?) I think most of us know which movie I am speaking about. She had some character. I have seldom seen her in movies wearing apparel other then Sari and her wearing a Sari carried with it elegance personified.
I thought it would be good to post a song on her here.
[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDAyzXC-ayE[/YOUTUBE]

Originally posted by: Horizon

His formal dressing is appropriate for a CEO, walks and talks confidence which also suits his profession. Ofcourse he doesn't party hard all night which a responsible business owner can't afford anyway and is very mature and aloof that keeps him apart from others, endearingly!

Heros of yester years behaved older to their age, unrealistically goody goody adhering to "rama is a good boy" traits. ASR is quite contemporary or even ahead to his generation in many respects, be it his respectful yet firm conversations with his nani and dadi,

or his romance ki ada.. ..pulling his lady into the room or to the pool side infront of everyone.. quite unabashedly...and sharing a moment with her... to his heart's content! Smoking HOT!

Originally posted by: aarwen

Lovely post Horizon! ASR is such a well written character. In a world of television where men specially don't seem to have backbones or anything that shows a real person and not just a goddy goody boy ASR is refreshing. He didn't let Khushi go from his arms even while dadi was staring but let her fall from his office top floor when he wanted to teach her a lesson. Never did he compromise on his point of view to be good unless he wanted to for some one else's is sake. And he had so much conviction, resourcefulness , perception and humour ..

I have recently been reading a few articles written by Gul and really liked them. She seems like a person who could create a character like ASR.