PNZKSK Episode Discussion Thread # 6

ashnotrai

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Posted: 13 years ago

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not a bad episode...we had some cute flasbacks from siddhi...and kunals entry when thakral was having a go at siddhi was super cool. I love watching thakral and kunal...kunal is awesome as 'so called angry young man' as thakral described him.

not sure what will happen tommorrow, another tension filled episode!

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-sahasra-

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Posted: 13 years ago

#142

Originally posted by: ashnotrai
not a bad episode...we had some cute flasbacks from siddhi...and kunals entry when thakral was having a go at siddhi was super cool. I love watching thakral and kunal...kunal is awesome as 'so called angry young man' as thakral described him.

not sure what will happen tommorrow, another tension filled episode!

Kunal's entry in that scene brought a big smile on my face😃,as our friends described Kunal-thakral is most lokpriya jodi😆,their scenes are dhamakedaar.👍🏼

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-Rojaa-

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Originally posted by: Iamrani

thank you
Oh that Beem, bro of Arjun
i thought beem was a word like kiwi, and thats why kunu used that word😆

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-Rojaa-

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Originally posted by: minnie.reet

actually it's for Bheem who was a part of mahabharat

but Shaant Gadhadhari Bheem Shaant is very famous dialogue frm the movie Jaane Bhi do Yaaro

frm this famous drama scene 😆 ...my all time fav too

Thankyou

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Kshiti

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Posted: 13 years ago

#145

Originally posted by: Iamrani

Actually Gadadhari Bheem Ho Jaiye Shant, Khshan Bhar Kare Vishram was a sentence repeatedly used in Mahabharat... later it evolved as a joke that people used to calm down angry people... i was laughing so hard when Kunal said that... took me back to my college days where i used it to diffuse a tensed fight with friend... very cute Kunal!!! 😆

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-Rani

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Posted: 13 years ago

#146

Actually Gadadhari Bheem Ho Jaiye Shant, Khshan Bhar Kare Vishram was a sentence repeatedly used in Mahabharat... later it evolved as a joke that people used to calm down angry people... i was laughing so hard when Kunal said that... took me back to my college days where i used it to diffuse a tensed fight with friend... very cute Kunal!!! 😆

kshiti, yo seem to know a lot about puranik books, If you don't mind my asking, which part of India you are from?

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Kshiti

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Posted: 13 years ago

#147

Originally posted by: Iamrani

Actually Gadadhari Bheem Ho Jaiye Shant, Khshan Bhar Kare Vishram was a sentence repeatedly used in Mahabharat... later it evolved as a joke that people used to calm down angry people... i was laughing so hard when Kunal said that... took me back to my college days where i used it to diffuse a tensed fight with friend... very cute Kunal!!! 😆

kshiti, yo seem to know a lot about puranik books, If you don't mind my asking, which part of India you are from?

Rani

i am from bombay.. born and brought up...and come from a very religious family.. we used to watch Mahabharat at my neighbor's place because it wasnt allowed in my home. They say u should never keep a copy of mahabharat or recite it except the Geeta in a home... 😉

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-Rani

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Posted: 13 years ago

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kshiti, yo seem to know a lot about puranik books, If you don't mind my asking, which part of India you are from?

Rani

i am from bombay.. born and brought up...and come from a very religious family.. we used to watch Mahabharat at my neighbor's place because it wasnt allowed in my home. They say u should never keep a copy of mahabharat or recite it except the Geeta in a home... 😉

I also come from a Brahmin family and I think we didn't have MB at home either. didn't know the reason for it and didn't ask as I was very little when I was back in India. BTW, My husband is also from Bombay sadly I have never been there.

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Kshiti

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Originally posted by: Iamrani
kshiti, yo seem to know a lot about puranik books, If you don't mind my asking, which part of India you are from?

Rani

i am from bombay.. born and brought up...and come from a very religious family.. we used to watch Mahabharat at my neighbor's place because it wasnt allowed in my home. They say u should never keep a copy of mahabharat or recite it except the Geeta in a home... 😉

I also come from a Brahmin family and I think we didn't have MB at home either. didn't know the reason for it and didn't ask as I was very little when I was back in India. BTW, My husband is also from Bombay sadly I have never been there.

Rani,

Actually in Mahabharat, brothers and cousins are pitted against each other and its considered to bring fights between the men in the house if kept a copy. 😲

u should come to Bombay its a lovely place. of all things that i miss here in CO is the hustle bustle of the city...

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