Jodha Akbar 165-166:The prayer of hope & the prayer of despair - Page 22

you are an excellent writer Shyamala...I just love reading your posts

You have a wonderful talent for observing miniscule matter and seeing it in its entirety and bringing out the hidden depth which makes us also see what we may have seen by the eye but swept aside as unimportant or not noticed for what it really was...

the intensity with which u write and ur hold over the language makes your post even more sought after next only to the serial itself... Its a delight to read your analysis everyday

thank you

I have been an ardent but invisible reader of your posts, since I stumbled upon this forum. I love your unbiased views,dissected analysis, command of language and most pleasantly the very endearing way you address all those you write in your thread.

Thank you so much, my dear!

Yes, one can get the big picture only if one can take in all the minute details. I learnt that at the very beginning of my diplomatic career of 38 years, and by now it has become a habit!

This said I am constantly amazed and gratified when readers like you are prepared to put with so much of meticulous detailing in my posts, and then like it as well! Thank you again!

Shyamala

Originally posted by: cjs369

you are an excellent writer Shyamala...I just love reading your posts

You have a wonderful talent for observing miniscule matter and seeing it in its entirety and bringing out the hidden depth which makes us also see what we may have seen by the eye but swept aside as unimportant or not noticed for what it really was...

the intensity with which u write and ur hold over the language makes your post even more sought after next only to the serial itself... Its a delight to read your analysis everyday

thank you

Dear AJS (this will have to do till I get to know your real name; you sound like an Aditi),

I have really only one question for you - unlike Jodha, who keeps asking the same question again and again! Whey were you an incognita for all these 7 months that I have been on this forum, not even marking my posts with a Like, not to speak of writing in? As Gabbar Singh would have said, Bahut nainsaafi hai!😉

Looking at the brighter side of things, you have surfaced at long last, and I hope you are not planning to vanish again. Your comment on my next post(did you get the PM?) is more lyrical than the post itself and more joyous too. I want you to write more such splendid comments on my future posts as well, even if they are not as good as this one turned out to be, which is almost a certainty. Dil maange more ( a desi choice for a change, though I adore Oliver Twist!)

Shyamala B.Cowsik

PS: I see that you are quite taken with my chipmunk gang. I am too. I have just the one son, who is in his late 20s, but no daughter. So I am very pleased to have a steadily expanding bunch of honorary nieces here. They are very affectionate towards me. and I love them.

Originally posted by: AJSharma79

I have been an ardent but invisible reader of your posts, since I stumbled upon this forum. I love your unbiased views,dissected analysis, command of language and most pleasantly the very endearing way you address all those you write in your thread.

I am waiting for your post on the Friday episode. I really would like to read your take on it.

😛

AJ

Originally posted by: sashashyam

My dear Ariel,

I am glad I made you feel a bit better. I do not think I can catch up with any Pakistani shows on Tata Sky, more is the pity. But where do you watch the Korean ones? I am not fond of watching anything on a 15.4" laptop, but I will try,

Last night, the Jalal-Jodha scenes were like watching sunlight dancing on rippling water, or the iridiscent colours on a butterfly's wings.

It is very hard to capture that in mere words. I plan to try, however, and if I am satisfied with the result, I will put it out tonight or tomorrow morning. Only about those scenes; it would be pointless to clutter it up with the rest - the DEK scene or the congregation in Jodha's rooms or the Mahaam-Ruqaiya encounter. Let us see.

Shyamala Aunty

My dear Anne,

This is nice too, though somehow Aditi too would have been a good fit.

Your comments on my kind of writing, which I know is an acquired taste, make me feel light as air too. I know when my posts are good, or at times even very good, but after all the one thing any writer wants is discerning readers, as distinct from those kind people who say Mindblowing! Fantastic!, or resort to the word which, like the letter 'e' in the English language, is most used here, Awesome! Not that I am snobbish, but it is so refreshing to see freshness of thought linked to felicity in language.

I am glad you are now an accredited member of Shyamala's Jodha Akbar Regulars (any resemblance to The Baker Street Irregulars entirely intentional. I hope you are a Holmesian like me).

I think I am heading for a bout of conjunctivitis, so till my eyes are healed, such laptop time as I can manage will be reserved for my posts. So, I hope you won't mind if I do not respond to any comments you will be making.
Shyamala Aunty

Originally posted by: AJSharma79

Oh dear, have I made you quote Gabbar Singh? Truly its a nainsaafi hai.

I have been following the forum only for the last one or two months. In fact I stumbled upon in my attempt to get access to JA episodes. But it was one great stumbling I did!!

Yes, I got your PM. But like I said I am new and ummm...am learning the ways of the forum. Baby steps...😊

Its is rather difficult to write anything after reading your post...firstly I am set upon a bubble, flying weightlessly hiherto with no direction lost in my JA la la land...then I get so lost in reading all the witty, crafty, crazy and funny comments in your thread. Truly its a good place to be...your thread as you have somehow by magic, or by wit drawn a group of very well thinking ladies/gentlemen ( I always like to assume that there are some of the other gender who too love dramas)

But I shall try...lest you start quoting Gabbar singh or the like!!

Oh, and I am totally and completely mad about your Chipmunk gang, and hence can understand why you bend to their will and fancy. Hehe.