Yudh 3: A witches' brew

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@lashy

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Posted: 11 years ago

#41

Originally posted by: sashashyam
Fat chance I have of minding anything, you imp!

You have plenty of time to comment on any number of JA threads - I looked thru the forum last night after weeks - do you do that without watching the episodes at all? You fibber, the fact is that all of you LIKE Jodha Akbar, regardless of what they dish out, and I cannot get you to watch and comment on an intelligent, complex and demanding serial of just 20 episodes! You would be well served if Mahachuchak's Incredible Hulk carried you off, Lashykanna, instead of, as I am told, Jodha Begum!😉

Shyamala Periamma

No... I haven't watched anything... after TM's fiasco, I stopped.. I was following the WU after that... but stopped even that since the war... 😊 my words there were only a collective outpour of frustrations culminating over a long time...

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kmfan_2

@kmfan_2

Sparkler

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Posted: 11 years ago

#42

Hello...🤗...

I have this huge grin on my face as I get to read your absolutely wonderful --- full of spice write ups...I have loads to learn simply by reading yours! Thank you!😊

Coming to the episode...as I had expected it is turning out to be a thriller once a viewer starts it is difficult to leave it mid way...⭐️

The bidding scene reminded me of Trishul of course and the paanch lakh bees hazaar! but here they kept it simple...and the disinterested son thrown into the faraway land without his daily means of entertainment and amusement --- to add to his frustration with lack of connectivity!

The way he goes off to play cricket...

Loved this part of yours ----on him ---

Still, his philosophical take on rights and ownership, as between the Naxalites and themachchar on the one hand, and the outsiders wanting to industrialise the region, in this case by extracting its natural wealth, on the other, is amazingly thoughtful and unexpectedly wise.

The genes spoke here I guess!😊

I also think the Naxalite woman has some role in the future...

Some dialogues stood out which I would love to share ---

Beimaani se haath toh kaale ho jaate hain...bas muh kaala nahi hona chahiye!

Yudh to Commissioner

Jiski neeyat yakeen karna mushkil ho uski baat par kaise yaqen kar sakte hain!👏

Yudh to Anand

Wow...when he said Meri sunna zaroor lekin wahi karna jo tumhe theek lage...⭐️

Jab saath hi nahi dena tha toh help kyun ki...???👏

Yudh to Nikhil

Kay Kay Menon and his cool talk...was really a treat! When he said that the CD was false!👏

Your views on Nikhil's involvement...in helping Yudh...was so well put in these words -

It is something as old as the hills and as fresh as dew on the grass in the mornings. It is love. Illicit love, to be sure, between Anuj's wife Mamta and Nikhil, but love nevertheless. And now, with a baby on the way, Nikhil's keenness to get Anuj out of the way and in jail is acute.⭐️

And I had a smile through this as well...

As is Mamta's, and to achieve this, no treachery can be too risky for her. She has no sense of guilt about her liaison, and so her face, whe n she is greeted by the Municipal Commissioner when returning from a tryst with Nikhil at the Excalibur Club, is smooth and unruffled. Refreshingly unlike the guilty look on the face of erring wives in our standard TV fare!😆

Thank you once again for your great posts!⭐️

Love them and will always read after watching the episodes and comment too...though mine would be in simple language...😳...🤗

Edited by kmfan_2 - 11 years ago