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My dear Arshi.
I had no idea you had such a wicked sense of humour. The towel crack is side-splitting, especially the bit about the towel as the rakshak!.😉 Also the sage advice to Rudra to concentrate less on accumulating Mais and more on collecting girlfriends! Delightful.
This apart, I watched bemused as our wannabe Rakshak stood there like a lamp post, instead of diving back into the bathroom with her clothes. And apparently the Sinister Swami's residential amenities for his guests run to bathtubs!😉
The scene itself, complete with the Thappadiya Mai's sudden irruption into the proceedings, looked straight out a bad 1960s Hindi film. Someone in the writing department for Mahakumbh seems to have this yen for such corny stuff; Charles as a whole is of a piece with that scene.
On the other hand, the dhol baaje part was interesting, not because of the uni-expression Maya, but because Rudra was experimenting with what I can only call a come hither look. Usually it is the girls who do that, but this time it was our young man, and he was clearly having fun for once.
What was it with Rudra's daadi? She was down there in a strange, brokendown place accessed by what started out looking like a trapdoor but changed, when Rudra was entering it, into a vertical opening. Now daadi was covered over with cobwebs, so unless they had fast action spiders on the job😉, she must have been down there for a while. No indication that she was being fed by anyone. How come? And what is the hospital like place where she has been shown in the last 2 precaps?
I suppose some sort of explanation will be forthcoming in due course. For now, I am pleased that my prediction, that the Nefarious Naana's telling Maya that they had disposed of both Maimuyi and Udiya Baba ( the latter, as you would have seen from my latest post, is a fib, pure and simple) which has been a precap staple since Monday, will materialise only today, Thursday!
Shyamala
A day of revelations and Khulasas
I had no idea you had such a wicked sense of humour. The towel crack is side-splitting, especially the bit about the towel as the rakshak!.😉 Also the sage advice to Rudra to concentrate less on accumulating Mais and more on collecting girlfriends! Delightful.
This apart, I watched bemused as our wannabe Rakshak stood there like a lamp post, instead of diving back into the bathroom with her clothes. And apparently the Sinister Swami's residential amenities for his guests run to bathtubs!😉
The scene itself, complete with the Thappadiya Mai's sudden irruption into the proceedings, looked straight out a bad 1960s Hindi film. Someone in the writing department for Mahakumbh seems to have this yen for such corny stuff; Charles as a whole is of a piece with that scene.
On the other hand, the dhol baaje part was interesting, not because of the uni-expression Maya, but because Rudra was experimenting with what I can only call a come hither look. Usually it is the girls who do that, but this time it was our young man, and he was clearly having fun for once.
What was it with Rudra's daadi? She was down there in a strange, brokendown place accessed by what started out looking like a trapdoor but changed, when Rudra was entering it, into a vertical opening. Now daadi was covered over with cobwebs, so unless they had fast action spiders on the job😉, she must have been down there for a while. No indication that she was being fed by anyone. How come? And what is the hospital like place where she has been shown in the last 2 precaps?
I suppose some sort of explanation will be forthcoming in due course. For now, I am pleased that my prediction, that the Nefarious Naana's telling Maya that they had disposed of both Maimuyi and Udiya Baba ( the latter, as you would have seen from my latest post, is a fib, pure and simple) which has been a precap staple since Monday, will materialise only today, Thursday!
Shyamala
A day of revelations and Khulasas
On the story level, when Grerson exposed his true motives to balivesh
And on a trivial level, Katherine exposed her jalwa to Charles and did his sunder manoranjan
Itna tension wala scene that was
The towel had me so bothered
Ab gira tab gira, but even if Katherine is not a Rakshak, her towel for sure is
To stay in place through all that prancing and dancing!
So thapadiya mai has an evil son who threw her out
And so now RUdra has another Mai
Rudra, bhai, enough of collecting a line of Mais
At your age, think girlfriends!
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