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An integral part of romantic scenes in SSEL is that unseen actor, Mr. Breeze, the one who ruffles Yuvraj's hair and blows through Suhani's locks, immediately signalling kuch kuch hota hai. I'm guessing he plays a guest role in most serials. He's a great actor, the best, so consistent, adding immense value to his scenes.
And has anyone noticed that when our (anti)hero holds our heroine by the shoulders, forgetting he doesn't like saawli girls, she almost invariably turns and looks at his hand, usually the one closest to us onscreen, as if to check the great one is actually touching her. Makes me want to say, dude, how did you forget your royal self enough to hold a plebe like her?--with a strong hint of wanting more, if only you dared.
Can anyone seriously see these two going any further? (I'm thinking of what you said, du!) I can see them reaching the bedroom, to use Sahil's words, sometime in 2020, after BQ pops it, and just as Mr. Breeze makes his entrance and Yuvraj holds Su's shoulders, she looks at his hand, and hot and heavy glances are being exchanged, a new entrant bursts through the door, saying, 'Yuvraj! Ruko, tum mere bachhe ke daddy ho.' And there starts another track of lies, villiany and non-consummation.
And has anyone noticed that when our (anti)hero holds our heroine by the shoulders, forgetting he doesn't like saawli girls, she almost invariably turns and looks at his hand, usually the one closest to us onscreen, as if to check the great one is actually touching her. Makes me want to say, dude, how did you forget your royal self enough to hold a plebe like her?--with a strong hint of wanting more, if only you dared.
Can anyone seriously see these two going any further? (I'm thinking of what you said, du!) I can see them reaching the bedroom, to use Sahil's words, sometime in 2020, after BQ pops it, and just as Mr. Breeze makes his entrance and Yuvraj holds Su's shoulders, she looks at his hand, and hot and heavy glances are being exchanged, a new entrant bursts through the door, saying, 'Yuvraj! Ruko, tum mere bachhe ke daddy ho.' And there starts another track of lies, villiany and non-consummation.
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