First of all, thanks a million for such a delightful comparison!I love chocolates too, but for the last 8 months, they have been banned for me because of a cholesterol problem, and I live in the hope of getting back to them, even if only in moderation, some day soon😉!
As for Rajat, yesterday he did what very few actors can manage. He went way beyond the already very good script. Do take a look at my responses to Mansi and to Jenny above, they will interest you. The boy is a real casting coup for Ekta, who clearly knows how to pick just the right actor, and he is also very lucky to have landed this dream role at a time when male actors in TV serials are mostly about as significant as a lamppost.
Because of him, the episode rose to such heights. It was the best one I have seen in 15 years of watching Indian TV serials- largely off and on, I confess, when I was still working, but still for 15 years.
You know, daily I hope that the Jodha-Akbar episode will not be so good as to force me to write an analysis of it, and I can rest my wonky wrist.😉 Last week, I was able to do just that for the last 3 days. This week bids fair to straIn my poor wrist to breaking point😉!
Shyamala B.Cowsik
Originally posted by: Stargirl06
Excellent post Ma'am. The last episode was truly praiseworthy and I am so glad to see you make a wonderful post on it. Your posts are like chocolates. I just can't get enough. 😆 And I completely agree with the part where you claim Rajat was truly backed by the CVS last night. For me, honestly, this was the first time where the CVs allowed the talented guy to explore and outdo himself.
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