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Hello all😛 and hope ul are having a great weekend😳
Alright so I managed to catch begusarai epis of last week finally! and it was worth the wait!
now why m a pagli pankhi of this show - every episode has a new insight to offer, into the characters, into the tracks and all the shifting and sifting through is done effortlessly = as smooth as butter/ makhhan - nothing jarring and yaay to that! 👏👏 CRISP, CONCISE TO THE POINT - m sure thats why we all love begusarai so much😳😳😳
and 3rd week into begusarai - just so many things have been happening and its a start to a whole lot of new beginnings and beginning to some ends as well🤓
but this post is specifically dedicated to Phulan thakur! We dint hear much from him..in the first 2 weeks..but he came across as a kind, sensible, sorted and compassionate thakur
but this week towards the tail end was entirely about him - and so beautifully presented! cannot thank the team enough for what innovative style of presentation of his past!
HE is the LION of begusarai..in the initial epis, we saw the lion observing, taking notes, lazing around too..but NOW...
We saw the Lion roar (manjita's accidentally getting shot), hunting his preys (flashbacks), appear larger than life (while saving manjita in FBs), showcase his terrific vision (will issue), assert his power with silent ferocity (in the family discussion), use tact and effective manner of communication with explaining his badi ammaa!
WOW! and oh boy narendra jha in phulan's younger version just looked so damn dishy! and yeah he is the george clooney of Indian TV ATM - what class, what aura when that man appears on screen! UFF YUMMMA!
and when he sat to address his audience in the family meeting - m sure ul noticed - it was a peacock throne kinda chair..
The peacock is supposed to be regarded as a symbol of immortality because the ancients believed that the peacock had flesh that did not decay after death. While continuing to keep its association with wealth, the bird, which replaces its feathers every year, also became a symbol of renewal and resurrection in early Christian and Byzantine culture. Peacock imagery appears in early Christian tomb paintings and mosaics, especially concerning the resurrection.
In the original home of the peacock, India, peacocks symbolized royalty and power.
In the original home of the peacock, India, peacocks symbolized royalty and power.
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this kind of detailing even in props is what makes things really stand out! APPRECIATIONS GALORE - everything sofar is just so good - fingers crossed it will stay the same and continue to entertain us😃
PS- Interesting that phulan and bhushan arent very close as brothers, from the way phulan described - they seem to have a formal sibling relationship - but have respect for each other..not sure if the "love" between brothers is there though..bhushan seems content with his life and not too ambitious...but his wife is a major screwup! and the bail buddhi of laakhan is inherited from bhushan looks like - but interestingly laakhan still dreams of making it big - and I find that amazing - he has an ambition and a goal...lets see where begusarai, life and punmy take him😉😆
