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so far I have seen all the episodes of mahabharat and it has definitely made a mark!
I vaguely remember the old Mahabharat, but even this one seems to be making its mark.
Yes I do agree, its little fast but I think the pace will slow down once the main characters come into the story.
I really see no point in comparing this Mahabharat & its characters with the old one.
I think we should appreciate the makers for bringing up the subject for all those who are unaware of the epic story. Specially all the youngsters, who can learn a lot from the show.
Also I feel, people saying how can Krishna be a part of a story, when in real, he comes at the time of Pandavas... are little mis-understood.
What I see is that Krishna is nor a part of the story yet and neither he is the story-teller (Sutradhaar). He is simply giving life's teaching to the viewers, which in turn is related to the story shown in the respective episode.
I must say Saurabh is very natural in his dialogue delivery. He has the finesse in his acting, which very few artists have now-a days. A big hats off to his variations done so far (including Anand of Parichay or Yuvraj of Uttaran). I am definitely sure, he will be even better, once he becomes the vital part of the story.
In short I would say, watch out for this actor, as he is going to steal away the show!
My best wishes to him and the entire team of Mahabharat! I am very sure, the day is not far when this show will mark its flag in the history of Indian Television!
Hare Krishna!!
