Mahakumbh 5-8: Tangled skeins

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Posted: 10 years ago

#31

Shyamala Akka, how are you? Hope your knee is getting better. I'm yet to catch up with last few episodes of MK but your comprehensive analysis has given a clear insight into the story. Your post is wonderful as always and your analysis on benaam rishtey is excellent. I read that your write-ups are being appreciated by the writers of the MK and I'm very proud of you. Keep rocking! Will miss Siddharth but looking forward to seeing him in Ashoka.

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sashashyam

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Posted: 10 years ago

#32

My dear Nila,

It is wonderful to have you back with me!

I am glad you like both these weekly posts, and thanks a lot for such warm appreciation. Still, you must make an effort and watch the episodes that you have missed, for the young Rudra will not be with us any more after tonight and he is a real gem, not to be treated casually! And then there is Seema Biswas' unforgettable Maimuyi. So, all in all, you must catch up as soon as you can.

Yes, I too am glad that Utkarsh and the others at the Mahakumbh unit liked my pieces; they are artists, and no artist can ever have enough of genuine and warm praise of his/her creation!

I am touched by your concern about my health. My knee is healing slower than I had hoped it would, but now I am able to sit at the laptop for about 30 minutes at a stretch, which is a considerable improvement over the last week. I still do these posts over 3 days, for I do not want to overdo things and invite a setback.

Take care my dear.

Shyamala Akka

Originally posted by: Nilarani
Shyamala Akka, how are you? Hope your knee is getting better. I'm yet to catch up with last few episodes of MK but your comprehensive analysis has given a clear insight into the story. Your post is wonderful as always and your analysis on benaam rishtey is excellent. I read that your write-ups are being appreciated by the writers of the MK and I'm very proud of you. Keep rocking! Will miss Siddharth but looking forward to seeing him in Ashoka.

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sashashyam

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Posted: 10 years ago

#33

Thank you so much, Ela dear. I write only when the show makes me want to do so, and this one does, for now at least, though I have high hopes that It will continue to do so. So I am having fun, and with such kind and indulgent readers like yourself, why not?

Shyamala

Originally posted by: elasingh
Shyamala lovely analysis...I really have nothing to say abt the show except that its not a bad show...You obviously are enjoying it very much and are in full form..😆😆

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Posted: 10 years ago

#34

Thank you so very much, my dear Abhi, for such warm praise of these posts. I am more pleased than I can say to have you, my old JA forum friends, join me here one by one.

Do try and catch up with the few episodes that you have missed, if only for the young Rudra, who will be gone after tonight. I liked him a lot in Dhoom 3, but here he has advanced by leaps and bounds. I am sure that in 6 years of so, he will be making waves in films.

Shyamala Di

Originally posted by: abhi786
Shymala di lovely analysis..First week of MK was very impressive with young Rudra and Seema Bishwas with very natural expressions...

Missed the show previous week, due to out of station... Will have to watch & write the analysis in detail...

It's really pleasure to read your wonderful analysis as usual.. 👏

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Posted: 10 years ago

#35

Thank you so much, my dear Arijit. I am so pleased that you lasted thru this long post and then liked it so much as well!

Shyamala B.Cowsik

Originally posted by: Arijit007
awesome review, well,thank you shyamala jee.

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sashashyam

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Posted: 10 years ago

#36

I agree completely, Ela, it was a very moving scene, and so dignified in its understated, silent, and thus all the more poignant grief. No rona dhona at all.

And the storm of guilt that is gathering force inside Rudra was a sort of counterpoint to this still mourning. One felt that one was in the eye of a storm, where there is a virtual calm, and that the storm was going to break very soon.

And it did. My heart went out to Maimuyi in her helpless despair and fear, for she alone has the perceptiveness to grasp what Rudra is feeling now and thus what he is likely to do.

As for Rudra's kneejerk decision to leave, his rationale is all well and good, but like all self-centred children, he has no notion of what will happen to Maimuyi if he vanishes like this without a trace, leaving no message either. But that is a kid all over!

Shyamala

Originally posted by: elasingh
Peaceful death to Udiya baba...and very touching scene at shamshan ghat...very poignant...You could feel mortality of this world and life..

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sashashyam

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Posted: 10 years ago

#37

My dearest Mandy,

Thanks a lot as always, but what is all this?

HOW can you watch a show that has this Maimuyi, and the young Rudra as well, in bits and parts?? I do not dare miss a second of Maimuyi's screen time, and the kid is simply amazing. So do watch it in full, my dear, if only for him, for he will leave us tonight, alas! It is a huge pity that he and Gautam could not hav been both there, as siblings.

Shyamala

Originally posted by: ghalibmirza
shyamal another great analysis yet again! i m watching the show in bits and parts..in ff mode! i love this little boy siddhart but i know gautam will be as good..so lets see what happens with his entry!

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ghalibmirza

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Posted: 10 years ago

#38

Originally posted by: sashashyam
My dearest Mandy,

Thanks a lot as always, but what is all this?

HOW can you watch a show that has this Maimuyi, and the young Rudra as well, in bits and parts?? I do not dare miss a second of Maimuyi's screen time, and the kid is simply amazing. So do watch it in full, my dear, if only for him, for he will leave us tonight, alas! It is a huge pity that he and Gautam could not hav been both there, as siblings.

Shyamala

will try to watch shyamala as i am still crying over the split milk..you know what i mean😉😆..whenever i watch any other show i always think why us why our show😕..anyway that life i guess but will give my two cents once i am normal!

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Ela Singh

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Posted: 10 years ago

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Originally posted by: ghalibmirza

will try to watch shyamala as i am still crying over the split milk..you know what i mean😉😆..whenever i watch any other show i always think why us why our show😕..anyway that life i guess but will give my two cents once i am normal!

Me too in the same boat...Na khuda hi mila na visaal-e-sanam, na idhar ke rahe na udhar ke hum...😆😆

Edited by elasingh - 10 years ago