Things I Noticed - 02/28/11

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kabeeraspeaking

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Posted: 14 years ago

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[quote=Fivr]This might be mean, but I totally felt like showing off Dutta's money in front of Seema when she walked jaw-hanging through the Patil Niwas. Sort of like rubbing it in her face and telling her "Look! This is who you left! And for that pedophile garage owner!".. And yes.. I know she's a fictional character.. *embarassed muh* 😆[/quote]

Guilty as charged, I was thinking of that EVEN when Seema was walking up the stairs to his room in a 'see what you lost out on all these years, woman!' way 😆 *feels so petty in revenge on Dutta's behalf* 😆😈 But truly, I think if they showed that Seema is still a gold-digger under all her 'shine' and 'prayaschit' I would love it 🤣 Proving true a certain adage about a dog's tail which never straightens 😆 'Fitrat' as our Tai Saheb would say 😆

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Leandra

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Posted: 14 years ago

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Awesome fivr 👏loved ur post keep writing

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AreYaar

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Posted: 14 years ago

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Originally posted by: make-believe
But truly, I think if they showed that Seema is still a gold-digger under all her 'shine' and 'prayaschit' I would love it 🤣 Proving true a certain adage about a dog's tail which never straightens 😆 'Fitrat' as our Tai Saheb would say 😆

I'm very much expecting that to be shown now......I honestly don't think Seema's selfish tendencies have changed much....saara "prayishchit" hawaa mein gul ho jaayega seeing what Dutta has now become....all the wealth, power, prestige he has.....she'll covet it somewhere....through Kala BAI'S instigation ofcourse😆

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-Fivr-

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Posted: 14 years ago

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Originally posted by: make-believe

Guilty as charged, I was thinking of that EVEN when Seema was walking up the stairs to his room in a 'see what you lost out on all these years, woman!' way 😆 *feels so petty in revenge on Dutta's behalf* 😆😈 But truly, I think if they showed that Seema is still a gold-digger under all her 'shine' and 'prayaschit' I would love it 🤣 Proving true a certain adage about a dog's tail which never straightens 😆 'Fitrat' as our Tai Saheb would say 😆

Dude! Can you imagine the fun Kala would have ripping Seema to shreds if she turns out to be a gold-digger?! Lol! She already takes brutal digs at Sudarshan and to give her another target would be hilarious!

I don't know why, I've just never been able to sympathize with Seema. To me, even in her prayaschit she seems to be lacking that dignity I normally respect in woman - Nakku has it, Kala has it, even Leela/Roops have it. But she seems to intrinsically lack that dignity - I don't know. I'm not saying that her torment isn't real - just that it hasn't won me over as much as it would have had it been one of these other ladies in her place.. *shrugs* I just can't take a liking to Seema no matter how hard I try.. 😕

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kabeeraspeaking

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Posted: 14 years ago

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Originally posted by: nureat01

I'm very much expecting that to be shown now......I honestly don't think Seema's selfish tendencies have changed much....saara "prayishchit" hawaa mein gul ho jaayega seeing what Dutta has now become....all the wealth, power, prestige he has.....she'll covet it somewhere....through Kala BAI'S instigation ofcourse😆

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If anything, power is attraction in and of itself, so this should fuel Seema even more, even if unconsciously. Agree with you, if Kala was smart, she would play up this angle 😆 Let's see if she does or not :P

BTW, the conversation on 'recharging the jungle phase'...wishes granted, new spoiler out, cameos are here! Tada!

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-Fivr-

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Posted: 14 years ago

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Originally posted by: nureat01

I'm very much expecting that to be shown now......I honestly don't think Seema's selfish tendencies have changed much....saara "prayishchit" hawaa mein gul ho jaayega seeing what Dutta has now become....all the wealth, power, prestige he has.....she'll covet it somewhere....through Kala BAI'S instigation ofcourse😆

Ahaa!! I'm so glad I'm not the only one here who thinks she's still has a lot of selfish tendencies. Ever since she found Dutta in her kotha, all I've seen on her part (mostly) is a preservation of one selfish desire or another.. 😕

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AreYaar

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Posted: 14 years ago

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LOL Fivr.....honestly I just always found her WAY too WHINY.....and then ofcourse the final straw was the way she magically wanted Dutta to jump back in her life and be all "happily ever after"....SELFISH SELFISH SELFISH even in her so called "prayishchit".....doesn't really count as a prayishchit then.....only thing I'll credit her for is the way she helped DN escape in the end.....the one unselfish thing she did I think.....but that just might end up being the first and last unselfish act by her.....lol

I'd LOVE to see Kala ripping her to shreds....rofl.....waise kal bhi it seems like Kala will try to instigate her by saying that Dutta didn't feel grateful for her help and just left her and ran off......hmmmm

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-Fivr-

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Posted: 14 years ago

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Originally posted by: make-believe

BTW, the conversation on 'recharging the jungle phase'...wishes granted, new spoiler out, cameos are here! Tada!

Hein! Kahan, kidhar!! *looks around frantically* 😃😆

Originally posted by: nureat01
LOL Fivr.....honestly I just always found her WAY too WHINY.....and then ofcourse the final straw was the way she magically wanted Dutta to jump back in her life and be all "happily ever after"....SELFISH SELFISH SELFISH even in her so called "prayishchit".....doesn't really count as a prayishchit then.....only thing I'll credit her for is the way she helped DN escape in the end.....the one unselfish thing she did I think.....but that just might end up being the first and last unselfish act by her.....lol

I'd LOVE to see Kala ripping her to shreds....rofl.....waise kal bhi it seems like Kala will try to instigate her by saying that Dutta didn't feel grateful for her help and just left her and ran off......hmmmm

Agree! Agree! Agree!! OMG!! You spoke my mind!! Gah she gets on my nerves with her "aap yahan reh jayen" and the not calling his family bits and the actual TEARS at finding out he's married even after he told her he'd moved on.. I mean COME ON woman! 😕

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Ankur

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Posted: 14 years ago

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That was an awesome analysis. Very elaborate, comprehensive, deep and fair. I was always dim in comprehending the Tasha scenes. So thank you for filling in the gaps caused by my being "Tasha-challenged". I think the important part was the fairness of your analysis, including picking the directional and other technical glitches. It is very easy to get stuck to one's own biases while trying to be analytical.

This jungle comes across as the safest jungle ever for a couple to be in. Not an eerie, scary kind of jungle. Come next Valentine Day and I know where I am going to spend my day.😉 (Only very unintentionally they ended up creating the suspense of the dark night in a jungle by moving camera in the scene and ending up creating moving objects in white and gray shades in the background, between the branches of the tree against which Dutta and Naku were resting.)

And pray, where do you spend the night in an unknown jungle? Would you find an open ground the size of an Olympic Stadium for all the wild animals and junglees to have a 360 degree dekho of yours and to pounce on you, or would you find a hidden corner or even a tree top? But then how could they have added the candle light romance to the Tasha Scene that they had so carefully pre-conceived? The likes of you would have taken them to the task if they had bought the real candlesin the jungle when you could not even miss out the blooper of the carefully tied wooden sticks and fire without dry grass!!

Ganpat, next time do not trust this man with your daughter when he asks for your permission to take your daughter out for a night in a jungle camp. He cannot be trusted with her security and safety. His choice of the romantic spot is simply not spot on.

I do not know what aai kya bolti thi about the spot choice, but probably when aai has not ordained on a matter, then all such residual matters are left to Bappa bharose.

I thought Dutta and Naku could have lit the fire simply by embracing each other.😉 Or, did you and me and all the passionate Tasha lovers simply miss out on the subtle depiction of this surreal romance through the physical and impossible act of lighting the fire without dry grass (by gently rubbing of two stones by Dutta while holding his lady love's tender hands)? Rub gently for thou rub on my tender hands, you jund!!

I am sure the CVs had originially thought about using the fire for barbecue dinner, but then you would have objected to how a blind man could hunt an animal in the middle of night. Or, if the hunting was left to the Eve, then people like me and a few others would have labeled it as a deliberate act of degrading the character of a macho man Dutta who is letting a woman do the job that for eons has always fallen in the exclusive domain of Adam, viz., the hunting.

You could see I have already strayed to the path that I love and could not be kept on Tasha track except for a few moments even by you brilliant analysis.

In all, a fabulous post, and thanks.

Edited by Ankur_1305 - 14 years ago

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sub_rosa

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Posted: 14 years ago

#20

Great analysis...loved it to bits!

I completely agree about the TaSha scenes. What really stood out for me in their scenes were the ease and the normalcy between them. In a way, it was their first normal conversation as a much-in love couple. I have often wondered how exactly their equation would be like after they become man and wife in the true sense of the term....I think we got a hint last night! I really loved the way Naku was getting all coy like a newly-wed....and the hint of naughtiness in Dutta. The way the makers are using the old clips from the previous jungle track to highlight the 'change' in Dutta and TaSha's relationship dynamics is also praiseworthy. In short, they are totally making up for the three-fold assault on the senses(Seema-Chaskar-Suds) that we had to endure in the past weeks.

Only if they hadn't extended Seema's stay...

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