First of all Thanks aunty for replying.. 😊 I feel no one here is thrusting upon their views on another nor we are compelling others to like what we like.. Its just our way of replying to those who got doubts about his talent as many people might not have seen him and since we have seen we are explaining.. If I say Rajat tokas is not suitable for Akbar's role without watching him, will it be fair? So that's what we are indeed trying to say.. Thank you once again for your patience to reply 😊Originally posted by: sashashyam
My dear new young friends, including Orchid25, shubh_aarambh and the others of the same mind,
Don't bother about all these naysayers and doubters. What I felt about Gautam as Saras is there in the post, and I quote:
"One bit of inspired casting in Mahakumbh is that of Gautam Rode as a splendid adult Rudra.
I still remember my first look at him in the introductory scene in Saraswatichandra, with Saras standing in a lake performing the obsequies for his dead mother. He looked for all the world like a young rishi, a being not quite of this world, with eyes so remote that it was scary to look into their depths. If I had wanted to find the best parallel in our mythology, I would have said the young Rishyasaringa, who was so pure of soul that as soon as he set foot in a barren desert, the rains would come.
Here, with a role of an entirely different kind, and one tailormade for him, I am sure Gautam will be a treat for the viewers."
I am pretty sure that most of the doubters here will come around to sharing my viewpoint once they have seen him in action.
This apart, even if they don't, there is no need for us to fret. We will surely be in the majority and then to each his own! Moreover, I can assure you that they are very nice young people, and as some of them have explained, they do not mean to hurt anyone with their views.
Meanwhile, please do read my post in full and let me have your comments on it.
Shyamala B.Cowsik (Aunty? I am 60+)