What is wrong in Cooking?

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shonuu

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Posted: 12 years ago

#31

An... you made a post for my master chef beti ? 😭 all the hard work that i made to improve her cooking skills paid off today 🤣

totally agree with you, she better spend time in kitchen if not in beauty parlour and gym

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berrysweet

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Posted: 12 years ago

#32

Loved what you said. 😉

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shonuu

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Posted: 12 years ago

#33

Originally posted by: Arnav90
Lolzzz Nice, Nothing is wrong with cooking but Superstar wives usaually don't spend their time in kitchen...

And this is making it wrong, Agar Superstar family hai toh unhe ussi tarah present karna chahiye...

🤣 🤣🤣🤣 superstar family? have you seen the superstar's wife's costumes ? and how she jogs around in the city and doesnt use hubby's car.. 🤣🤣. see there are some rules set for a main lead, that she has to be poorly dressed, cook and cry.. and noone can break those norms of daily soap.. not even a superstar's wife 🤣🤣🤣

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Manonidz

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Posted: 12 years ago

#34

Originally posted by: shonuu
An... you made a post for my master chef beti ? 😭 all the hard work that i made to improve her cooking skills paid off today 🤣

totally agree with you, she better spend time in kitchen if not in beauty parlour and gym

@ Bold and Red ...Madhu 🤣 Another title to superstar's wifey 😆

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soapbubble

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Posted: 12 years ago

#35

I agree with you.

Food and cooking has been an undercurrent throughout this serial.

So many examples throughout.

RK refusing his mother's food.

The various instances where someone cooks with love, sometimes eaten, sometimes not.

Food being evocative of memories (Ballu, RK). Food as a vehicle for love, concern... protectiveness.

Food eaten as a blessing, with shraddha...

The sharing of food to depict intimacy...

I loved how they sat facing each other to eat the makke ki roti and sarson ka saag yesterday. Great Superstar and his wife, but it came down to behaving with such simplicity. As if they had already left this glittering world and were living in some some kutiya in a village somewhere.

Food is used in a very symbolic manner in this serial and I like it.

Nothing wrong with Madhu cooking. Let's not be so feminist or cynical that we forget the basic goodness of life. Eating is integral to our lives and so what if that is celebrated?

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Edited by soapbubble - 12 years ago

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Taiyo

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Posted: 12 years ago

#36

Originally posted by: Manonids
I agree its her way of expressing love and care for RK and there is nothing wrong in that. Thanks for sharing. I guess in the soap world stories, these small yet meaningful gestures have lost their true respect.

I guess we audience are an impatient lot or it's more about we being different viewers as we discuss shows and a hint of similarity or repetition make us complain. It may be different for viewers who don't discuss shows but watch it and forget about it till the next day. 😊

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tabby999

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Posted: 12 years ago

#37

i too want madhu's sarso ka saag and makke ki roti

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Taiyo

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Posted: 12 years ago

#38

Originally posted by: shonuu
An... you made a post for my master chef beti ? 😭 all the hard work that i made to improve her cooking skills paid off today 🤣

totally agree with you, she better spend time in kitchen if not in beauty parlour and gym

I can only see you teaching her how to eat gol-gappas at 12 midnight 😆😆😆 She must have learnt all the skills from your padosi 😆😆😆

Perfect figures don't require gyms and one can exercise while cooking too ... 😆😆😆 and Beauty Parlour? She used to work in a beauty parlour so taking care of her patchy make-up face is not a big issue here ... 😊

She may not be the next Queen of Bollywood, but I can bet my money and predict that she will be Masterchef Australia once RK retires and takes asylum in Kangaroo land 😆😆😆

Edited by an12345678 - 12 years ago

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Manonidz

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Posted: 12 years ago

#39

Originally posted by: an12345678

I guess we audience are an impatient lot or it's more about we being different viewers as we discuss shows and a hint of similarity or repetition make us complain. It may be different for viewers who don't discuss shows but watch it and forget about it till the next day. 😊

Completely agree with each and every word.