june 16....short analysis.. - Page 2

Originally posted by: devkidmd

I also felt that Akbar looked a little I don't know what, just not the way someone looks if they have spent a wild night with their spouse/better half, the next morning when he came to say hello to Jo. if they had had a merry old time he would have been a little more lovey dovey, a little more shararti. He also kept his distance from her.

I really do not think he did anything ashobhinya with JoLab.

And it was supposed to be their Suhag Raat. He would have definitely woken up with her if they had spent the night together.

I think Laboni must have flung things around in anger after he left and then just pretended in front of Jo the next morning.

Devki

Originally posted by: devkidmd

I also felt that Akbar looked a little I don't know what, just not the way someone looks if they have spent a wild night with their spouse/better half, the next morning when he came to say hello to Jo. if they had had a merry old time he would have been a little more lovey dovey, a little more shararti. He also kept his distance from her.

I really do not think he did anything ashobhinya with JoLab.

And it was supposed to be their Suhag Raat. He would have definitely woken up with her if they had spent the night together.

I think Laboni must have flung things around in anger after he left and then just pretended in front of Jo the next morning.

Devki

Originally posted by: khalessi75

Thanks for the analysis Vinita.

The only thing I liked was Paridhi's versatility as an actress, coz she was amazing impersonating a devilish character like Laboni, even she does it much better than the original one👏.

The episode itself was 😡, Sanar were tolerable.

Let's see how fast Jalal will realize her strange behavior.

Devki, like you, I will say my opinion about this track when it finishes. At this time is very difficult to say anything.

Originally posted by: devkidmd

You know girls, the more I think about it, the more I feel that this track may not be as bad as it appears.

I read in one of Abhay's older posts that Akbar had developed an interest in the occult/magic in his later years and was learning it from some hindu yogi. It was in a letter written by a British officer to his sister. Perhaps that sadhu is Yogi Udaynath? Maybe the CVs are trying to show this phase of Akbar's life in their OTT NR way and how it could have happened.

I don't think they can be so intellectually challenged as to show Akbar fooling around with a ghost, so what if she comes packaged inside his beautiful Jodha. He was zoned out in the first half of this track, he will be sharper than a knife in the second half. At least I hope so.

This is my very first daily soap so I really don't know what games CVs play but I am going to grab my sandwich and my diet soda, put my feet up and enjoy the show!

Goodnight!

Devki

PS: Sindhu, galati se bhi nickname ke doosre akshar ko badalna muth.😉

Originally posted by: devkidmd

You know girls, the more I think about it, the more I feel that this track may not be as bad as it appears.

I read in one of Abhay's older posts that Akbar had developed an interest in the occult/magic in his later years and was learning it from some hindu yogi. It was in a letter written by a British officer to his sister. Perhaps that sadhu is Yogi Udaynath? Maybe the CVs are trying to show this phase of Akbar's life in their OTT NR way and how it could have happened.

I don't think they can be so intellectually challenged as to show Akbar fooling around with a ghost, so what if she comes packaged inside his beautiful Jodha. He was zoned out in the first half of this track, he will be sharper than a knife in the second half. At least I hope so.

This is my very first daily soap so I really don't know what games CVs play but I am going to grab my sandwich and my diet soda, put my feet up and enjoy the show!

Goodnight!

Devki

PS: Sindhu, galati se bhi nickname ke doosre akshar ko badalna muth.😉

Originally posted by: history_geek

Devki,

Akbar was trying to learn the 'magical' Hindu practices. But, that is a different thing. That Brahmin was well versed in Mahbharata. This is what Badayuni also tells us, along with that officer.

But, the CV's are not inspired from this bit of history. This time they have taken everything for a toss. ;)