Happy New Year! - Page 4

Originally posted by: AbHer_neha

Divya🤗 Glad to see you back...thanks for ur warmth wishes & I heartily reciprocate the same to you & your folks😊...wish you & all the friends here a very joyous & auspicious New Year.😃 Loved your mini-take 5.👍🏼

Originally posted by: SindhuMenon

Happy New Year Divya...Missing all the fun we used to have earlier.

So good to hear from you after a long time. Take care

Originally posted by: akdhaswara

happy new year di

Originally posted by: harrybird

HAPPY NEW YEAR DIVI !

🤗

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Originally posted by: Rashmi81

Happy new year Divi.

Missing you a lot 🤗

Originally posted by: preetgurti

Happy New Year divi
musical welcome for u
Chalte chalte mere ye geet yaad rakhna
kabhi alvida na kehna

hope we meet again soon

Originally posted by: mishtidoi

Happy new year Divi 🤗

Well, my dear, here, for your delectation, is my latest little paean of praise for Rajat's Jalal as he is now, which I had posted just now on Khushi's thread.
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My warm and affectionate good wishes for the year ahead to bring you and your families the best of everything: good health, peace of mind, fulfillment, and above all, far more screen time and substantial scenes for Rajat's Jalal!😉

Not that he does not make the best of what he does get; his scenes with a partially sozzled Salim (how does a full grown young man get so shaky after just a spiked sharbat?), and later next morning were a pleasure to behold.

I for one have nothing against Jalal playing pater familias, and that too with gusto, to hamara bachcha, even if, and in fact exactly because the aforesaid bachcha is 2/3 years older than he is. He does it to perfection, not just in the body language, but in the anxious, protective affection in the eyes that seek understanding, and in the voice that,even as it races thru the lines at top speed, still has the cadences that convey what he feels, the need to make this resentful, anguished son -Humse koyi mohabbat nahin karta!- understand how much he loves and cares for him.

It is this chameleon like quality, the ability to pour oneself into a role, that is the hallmark of a fine actor. He should be convincing no matter what character and what age he plays. Like Raakhee's superb take on playing Amitabh's mother in Shakti.
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Shyamala Periamma



HELLO AUNTY,