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Originally posted by: sun29

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😆😆😆..this was exactly my reaction too 😆 and another one for sharif telling that there was a time when people feared his name😲🤣

loved the Jalal scene sooo much...kitni araam se drinking sherbet or espresso😆 he fought the war and won it and the raja and his weird prime minister could just keep on blinking and ogling..and they were not even invited to sit 😆😆

Originally posted by: munnirony

srry to interrupt but rajat's voice sounds low, bcoz of his voice quality, not bcoz he is not capable. unfortunately, he had got a very soft voice & its not his fault. i know people often relate it to criticize him but his dialogue delivery is very gud. its his voice quality which sumtimes lets him down, but still he always manages to bring tht reqd. voice modulation with each nd evry expression which is absent in many other actors.

Originally posted by: mishtidoi

But I think, with Urdu, his voice softness gels very well...and when he needs to roar, he does it perfectly...he was very much fine with Hindi in PRC and his other shows.

Originally posted by: ..Tahniat..

I loved TE


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Originally posted by: munnirony

yup thts wht i was saying. he is also very gud in shudh hindi & if we gets a chance he will manage tht pretty well. infact, he doesnt goes flat unlike many other actors. many have gud voice quality & gud speaking power, but they totally go flat. but despite being handicapped in his voice rajat pulls off evrything really well.

Originally posted by: rpeez

Yes Shreya, RT is perfect in his dialogue delivery, I feel sometimes, his speed of talking is high, else, we can see, how much he's altered his natural voice for the role.

Most importantly, his eyes say the words we want to here. 👏

Originally posted by: divyavm

I thought Jalal was going to investigate MP ... and he ended up getting a fool of a king

Originally posted by: rpeez

Even in central India, the language tends to vary slightly, I was in Jabalpur, and that place had it's own charming version.

And that applies to each state and it's language, I am from Karnataka, but, I can see the difference in Kannada spoken in each of the areas in Karnataka, North Karnataka has it's own dialect, while the rest have their own dialects as well.

Also, a person may consciously limit the local influence in one's language. Like, I said when I was in J'pur, I tried to consciously not let the local dialect influence my Hindi much.

Originally posted by: divyavm

I understand what it means to be busy ... I am glad you started your own daily thread though ... it is a Riot !