Selective Musing-15th June Episode - Page 2

Originally posted by: jojo_100

your wish is my command 😉...so here comes my remarks 😊

Fabtabulous . . . mindblowing . . . cutest . . . bestest . . . awesome-awesome

👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏. 👏.. 👏

must say your analysis is waqi great 👏 👏...shvetal must be proud of you 😊... lagta hai, shvetal the 2nd , is in the making 😊

Thank you thee for the praise showered😳. Feels nice😊

Originally posted by: jojo_100

😆 😆 😆 😆 😆 ....

wah lirh ji wah... film ''mange bharo sajna ' ko jis khobsorti se apne ' kamar-tod pahad ' se milaya hai ye apka hi kamal hai 👏😆....

Thats what came into my mind while watching the scene.😆, thanks for liking it😉😆

Originally posted by: jojo_100

perhaps this type of transformation was demanded by the script...mujhe lagta hai ke abhi will turn out to be a spy...and then alekh will be the one who will help abhi or he will be the one to kill this royal prince...maybe that's why this filmi type scene was zaroori ...

😆😆yah kahani toh K-serials aur filmy kahaniyo ka misran hai.😆😆 then they shd change the name to Kahani poori filmy hai

Originally posted by: CINDRELLA

It was quite Filmy, naa.😆
It was as if Abhimanyu, Rajveer ki kami poori kar raha hai.
Go on Captain, Go on.........

Yes completely agree, filmy but a bad cross over of Hindi-English movie😆😆

Originally posted by: blind horizon

Spian I must say I haven't seen the epi but your analysis just brought the whole thing to life n believe me I cudn't help laughing at the Broke back mountain thing 😆 Keep up the good work 😊

Thanks for the liking😛 the remark. for the scene😆😆-isse acha complement aur kya hoga. thank you

Originally posted by: superbike

Very well done Lirh... 👏

Thank you Teena😛

First scene was average to me.... when he was trying to contact him over phone...

oh thats ok, but Gaurav's expressions were good 👍🏼

I liked scene with Alekh more ( mind it ... I am not talking about maang bharo sajna.. 😆 )... you have analysed it very well... so wont repeat that...
I think dialogue/script writers are running short of ideas of strengthening people during weak moments of life... "Hamaari aankhon mein dekhiye..to recorder mil jaayega...'... Now Alekh is feeling low... so Abhimanyu has to give him royal power.... Does that mean ... people on low positions cant stand up without royal power... I would have liked it more if dialogue writer could have given much better dialogues here... Though this scene started off very well... Abhimanyu understood Alekh's pain and frustration and handled it well... but towards the end... he ran out of his mind... He was being a mentor... was asking him to be a man and hold her hand... but then suddenly how did he decide that its not possible without royal power... Anyway... I liked Gaurav's body language in this scene... Though his face is looking a bit tired throughout the episode ( Now we know, he does not sleep ...but I seriously think as he is passionate about acting and every scene that he does... sleeping is also a part of his profession ... equally important as gymming and maintaining his physique...So gaurav... better take out 6-7 hours of sleep regularly...)Also I think makeup man is not doing his job well... Though I liked the change the tone in his voice as ever.. when he started speaking like his highness....and i think it was a change deliberately done and very well done... He can play with his voice and tone very well... I have not seen anybody else doing this so well... Now once again as I always say... it would have looked super silly if these lines would have been said by someone else....but he did his part well.. 😊

You are right ,Teena(the bold lines) people in lower positions can stand up without the so called power filled-royalty. The energy or the drive did fade towards the end perhaps becoz the script lacked a valid solution & haphazardly concluded it. Gaurav does play with his tone/voice very well 👏 which ebbs the absurd dialogues.

Originally posted by: whynot

Hi there. Lirh you are doing a great job and i'm sure everyone will second me on that one.

Thanks Shevtal😳

As for the 'maang bharo sajna' scene, i have only one observation to make... we're all saying it was very filmi... but what about lrl is not filmi?.... this whole 'haraami' thing, najaayaz hoon isliye duniya mujhe nahi samajhti is so Laawaris.... then the whole track about Neelu pregnant with someone else's child is also so 70s ka film.... Nothing is lrl is ever shot realistically, its usually very stylised....

Agreed that there is filmy inspiration in lrl but it is realistic too esp the illegitimate child & young criminal. The society is harsh and unforgiving.I wld not mind this except the sloppy mediocre dialogues.

What i am trying to say is that we should always look at something within its context.... ab agar Sholay/Golmaal ko realistically assess karne baithenge, toh bahut loopholes niklenge.... and yet i can watch these films over and over again.

I am not saying we put logic into it there is cinematic licence but that desnt mean ki "aap aam ke pedh (tree) par khajoor ugao". In these movies the scene is larger than life lekin absurd nahi hai. Golmaal - You do find look alike twins which is credulous, the incidents are make believe reality.

So here the question to ask is not 'is this ridiculous?'... of course this is ridiculous.... but the question should then be 'within the filmi framework, is this done badly or well?'....

Correct ques, the answer is its done very badly.

and i thought Gaurav did the scene well.... (when he said 'i appoint you royal gaurd', for a minute Eklavya flashed through my mind).... i just think that he is portraying nobility well.... when Saif does it well, its less surprising because it comes naturally to him.... i think a certain kind of regal arrgance also comes naturally to Gaurav.... but even then he is getting the nuances of it right.
Chalo that was my devil's advocate take on this. Tell me what you think.

I havent seen Eklavya so cant comment but the lrl scene was irrelevant and asinine.

Originally posted by: whynot

To explain further, as audience we watch every film with certain expectations.... now if we are watching Dhoom, and they show that suddenly Hrithik/John's bike stops because he has run out of petrol and there is no petrol pump nearby, we would feel very irritated 😆 😆.... in a movie like Dhoom, one is not looking for reality but style...
Similarly, i know people who disliked Parzania because they thought it was not real in its depiction of the Gujarat riots... gruesome and well intentioned yes but not real... I cant comment on this since i still havent seen it but again the film is criticised is because expectations from it are different.
I have been watching lrl season 1 on tv and season 2 as well... and i think the show is stylised and filmi, not natural and not real.... the whole truck sequence, for instance, each and every kick of Dr. Ritu was stylised (also stylish but that is because Shweta is a stylish actor, she brings that to all her roles).... thats why i'm saying change the question.... within this stylised/filmy framework, was the scene done badly or well?

Style is different from absurdity. An Army officer can jump over a pit full of mines - possible. But just how can a serving Army Captain (as an officer his royalty takes backseat) cut his finger apply a "blood teeka" and pronounce the orderly (an Army serviceman) as royal servant!!😕😡 The concept itself is flawed ably supported by the sloppy execution.

Originally posted by: andand

gud analysis!!!!

Thank you dear.😛

Originally posted by: gulrani

yes I second Shevtal....Lirh you are doing fantastic job too...keep it up dear....sorry I still haven t watched 14/15th June episodes ...so can t give any comments here...😊

Thank you Shabnam, will wait for your comments😛