Diction: poorly credited yet so effective - Page 2

Originally posted by: RohitM90

Why Bashing dear, You said ur point... Drashti is very good in english She always speaks english in interviews

I am telling you one incident of her previous show During the launch of her previous show the producer or directer asked her to give his statement abt the show in pure Hindi, They clrealy told her to speak in Hindi only but at the end She ends up speaking in English instead of Hindi...🤣

So its now her fault her Hindi is not too habitual to her, She is more habitual to english..

But i her dialogues came good to me always, I love her dialogue delievery

i remember that parampara and stuff :-D that was hillarious.
I still can't stop laughing listening to that dd as interview.

Originally posted by: nitya

i remember that parampara and stuff :-D that was hillarious.
I still can't stop laughing listening to that dd as interview.

Can any of you give me the link of that interview please? :D

Originally posted by: nitya

But isn't madhu a mumbaite, so why her having a mumbaiya tone a problem.

Great and unique post...never thought your way but you've got a point there...😊

Wow , never noticed all this . I'm gonna start paying more attention to her diction now .

DD needs to brush up on her Hindi though . Even in her interviews , there are times when her co actors have to sometimes prompt her when she fumbles while speaking certain Hindi words.

Nice post .

Originally posted by: Cutieee1992

Can any of you give me the link of that interview please? :D

one more thing to add Tom is Indian ya his parents r not indian

Originally posted by: nitya

i remember that parampara and stuff :-D that was hillarious.
I still can't stop laughing listening to that dd as interview.

Originally posted by: shridevigaddam

<font color="#0000ff" size="2">Hmm!</font>

<font color="#0000ff" size="2">Yes, She is a Mumbaite. Then as a Mumbaiya character that too having grown up in chawl, she comes back to tu-tere so easily. When speaking to people like RK, even in the very first meetings times, she slipped into that mode. If that was intentional by character, then I don't have any complaints. And also, it UPs RK in my eyes, when he speaks of chawl-life in a derisive manner if he sees such examples.</font>

<font color="#0000ff" size="2">Just that I thought these Chaudhry Mumbai settlers were originally from Motihari (Bihar), so must have some genetic backing to speak language with correct grammer😆</font>

well if ur talking about genetic backing 2 use correct grammar then i wud like 2 say genes have no role in making a person's grammar correct , we speak what we hear.
About d motihari connection being a bihari myself i can assure u not all ppl here r so keen on correct grammar, especially d interiors were they use native tougue like bhojpuri maghi or mathili etc.
Even the hindi speaking zones like d cities aren't that v perfect in terms of hindi grammar. The
Only time ppl write prefect grammatically correct hindi is in their hindi classes or exams or official letters. Meaning ppl known d correct thing but hardly bother 2 use in day 2 day life.
Long story short madhu or dd speak what they have heard 4 their whole life.