Boring Naku!! - Page 4

Originally posted by: shilpita87

i have never in my life heard that mosquito/snake bite has this effect...😕

Ok a quick reply from office ....Suvi, very funny🤣machhar kat gayi usse...I had a good laugh but friends I do agree with you all in general and like Shilpi said I am happy to see some constructive criticism here...we all love the show, most of us we watch it for MR but then it would be nice to see he is well supported by his co-actors. MV it is time you pull up your socks my girl...love Tin

Hi Jayati,

Thank God for this thread'MV really needs to buck up in the expressions /dialogue department. LTL was never a deadpan tragi-comedy that warrants the constant poker-faced look that she just does not seem to get rid of. I guess that the CVs are also responsible as her dialogues may probably not be the most exciting if they are going to constantly border on the protective "mumsy" type of wife that she portrays. I am, certainly, not hankering after some steamy conversations between a husband and wife who are obviously besotted with each other but a degree of tasteful sensuality that MR seems to portray with ease. Colors will not harm its core audience by looking into that area lacking in the delivery department from both CVs and Maahi.

How it is that MV just does return the compliment? I was horrified to see the expression on her face when her pallu got stuck by the wooden lance that Dutta threw to stop her dead in her track. And that was by no means an innocent act as we could clearly make out the frustrated look of a husband wanting to share some special moments with his young wife but we see Nakusha just staring back, her eyes glazed as if she is afraid of what might come. There seems to be no warmth radiating from her persona unlike when she was in her black avatar. We still cannot erase from our memories the teasing Nakusha threatening Dutta to leave their room at PN just before the second wedding if the latter did not respond to her bidding s. Has MV, simply, forgotten that she has it in her to grow beyond the boundaries of the dutiful servant girl who is now a wife who has the love, acceptance, respect, security, passion, and all things a woman may want in her relationship.

@mussy

Hi Mussy,

Congratulations first of all on the upcoming nuptials. Missed out on the wishes thread but here you are. Wish you the very best and may you be blessed with lots of happiness and love. ❤️

I just hope that CVs are really snooping on the Forum and picking up the cues'and we get to see the same chemistry that we have enjoyed watching quite a number of times pre-FR.

Originally posted by: KavitaDR

Hi Jayati,

Thank God for this thread'MV really needs to buck up in the expressions /dialogue department. LTL was never a deadpan tragi-comedy that warrants the constant poker-faced look that she just does not seem to get rid of. I guess that the CVs are also responsible as her dialogues may probably not be the most exciting if they are going to constantly border on the protective "mumsy" type of wife that she portrays. I am, certainly, not hankering after some steamy conversations between a husband and wife who are obviously besotted with each other but a degree of tasteful sensuality that MR seems to portray with ease. Colors will not harm its core audience by looking into that area lacking in the delivery department from both CVs and Maahi.

How it is that MV just does return the compliment? I was horrified to see the expression on her face when her pallu got stuck by the wooden lance that Dutta threw to stop her dead in her track. And that was by no means an innocent act as we could clearly make out the frustrated look of a husband wanting to share some special moments with his young wife but we see Nakusha just staring back, her eyes glazed as if she is afraid of what might come. There seems to be no warmth radiating from her persona unlike when she was in her black avatar. We still cannot erase from our memories the teasing Nakusha threatening Dutta to leave their room at PN just before the second wedding if the latter did not respond to her bidding s. Has MV, simply, forgotten that she has it in her to grow beyond the boundaries of the dutiful servant girl who is now a wife who has the love, acceptance, respect, security, passion, and all things a woman may want in her relationship.

@mussy

Hi Mussy,

Congratulations first of all on the upcoming nuptials'Missed out on the wishes thread but here you are. Now to your reply above, I don't agree with the fact that girls from chawls are not given in to expressing love in a teasing manner. Actually, the very fact that she comes from an ordinary background should have lent her character an earthiness when it comes to natural feelings and expressions of love (without being crass in the least). We certainly saw that before and nothing should stop her now. As to her being worried, this is the time to ensure that she gets rid of her inhibitions she may still harbour to provide the loving warmth that can only reinforce Dutta' emotional confidence before the great battle that he has to wage soon.

I just hope that CVs are really snooping on the Forum and picking up the cues'and we get to see the same chemistry that we have enjoyed watching quite a number of times pre-FR.

Luv,

Kavita