Love urmi -samrat chemistry..very unique..

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Posted: 11 years ago

I love both their scenes..The tiff ones they don't let u move nd specially mohit performances..love them both😛

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@lovely_lady

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Posted: 11 years ago

Yeah, objectively speaking, Neha Marda and Mohit Malik look pretty good together, even with the height difference.

And as actors, personally, I always find the Urmi-Samrat confrontations, especially of late, to be the best scenes in the show. Neha and Mohit are strong actors and onscreen, their respective presences light up the screen. And Neha holds her own really well against Mohit. In fact, I think she's one of the few people who doesn't get swallowed up by Mohit's screen presence.

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Posted: 11 years ago

Originally posted by: lovely_lady
Yeah, objectively speaking, Neha Marda and Mohit Malik look pretty good together, even with the height difference.

And as actors, personally, I always find the Urmi-Samrat confrontations, especially of late, to be the best scenes in the show. Neha and Mohit are strong actors and onscreen, their respective presences light up the screen. And Neha holds her own really well against Mohit. In fact, I think she's one of the few people who doesn't get swallowed up by Mohit's screen presence.

Same here.

@bold: I've always found the height difference cute 😆

And you're very right about Neha holding her own infront of Mohit. He's such a fine actor with dominating screen presence. But Neha succeeds in making her presence felt. Kudos to her.

I made a similar post a few weeks back. Neha & Mohit share a unique chemistry. Their scenes aren't romantic, there's nothing romantic about their track. It's a constant struggle for Urmi. Their respective characters are at constant loggerheads. But they still create this onscreen chemistry that gives us some cracking confrontational scenes.