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Show, you get better every day. Production peeps, never ever take away screentime from these two. Together they BURN the screen.
Take for instance the prolonged and killer scene on set. With any other protogonists such a long series of dialogues with v little action would have dragged. Not with these two. Madhu played the cocquette brilliantly, and RK was the perfect rake.
And show, thanks for showing a thoroughly modern heroine in the form of MB. She loves her family, makes sacrifices, but then plays games without the gendered futility and coyness that is normally associated with soap heroines. Can you imagine gopi bahu doing what mb is doing? Or anyone else? Here is someone, who shouts, rebels, ACTS. She doesn't take things sitting down. She makes ambivalent moral choices, and doesn't kill herself over them in the very next episode.And how much i love her for this this.
And RK? What shall i say about my delicious scoop of bailey's Haagendaz with a touch of JD on top? Bitter, sweet, piquant, dark, swirling, goodness; of a completely unknown quality. How much i love thee. Never has the firm heart of FQ been so affected by a boy. Because, can the boy act, or what! It is evident to me that VD is a very intelligent man, that is why he is able to bring the nuanced subtlety to RK which distinguishes the role from high camp and caricature. Please, i beg of you, go and see the subtle change in expression, modulation, and body language after he shouts ' back to work'. Please, for me. And then sit and WEEP at how sinfully delicious this new GOD of telly is.
Raza Murad is the only character who can command attention while our leads are away from the screen, so thank you for casting him.The script narration scene was lovely, thank you for bringing an aspect of the industry to light and making your story setting more believable. THe hackneyed Mr nayar could have been avoided though, enough of southern stereoptypes. they stopped working in the 60s, kay?
The follow of mb 's beautiful back was wonderful, as was the room scene.
Big reveal re father's suicide. Convinces me even more that Kundra senior died in debt due to Kukku and his swindling ways.
Tomorrow looks like one massive fan- service episode. Come on, if they hadn't witten a hot massage sequence, i would have,
Show, you please me!
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