Hits and misses.. - Page 5

Originally posted by: mnx12

Hello Fivr 😊.
Viplav wanting a pure girl showed thnking of men in general. If he is so confident of not finding such girl, means he is just in mood to enjoy life without any responsibality. Drinking near Ghat of Ganga, telling his friend on ph, this city is of dead means for him, life is something else.
About rest of the clan, I dont like regressive life, attitude of people. Change is a must. Let Viplav initiate it.
Viplav means 'Revolution'. His transition from a carefree to a rebel will be interesting.

Originally posted by: .Hajmola.

Hey Fivr! I am surprised to see you here! This is kshreya2002 btw.

I was expecting worse based on the promos...but the show wasnt as bad as I expected. Lots of cliches and all that with Mishal's character totally cliched and so was Dhani's. Dunno what made Mishal choose this show when similar characters are in every show. Plus who discriminates against widows these days anyways?

But what piqued my interest was the dynamics between Dadaji and Dadiji. The character of the Dadaji was especially intriguing from his treatment of his wife to his attitude in general.

Originally posted by: Anu-Reddy

Hey Fivr, how ru?

Seems like I am the only one who loved Viplav? 😆. Yes he is quite a brat, but i guess thats what makes this story interesting. He who wants nothing to do with India, one who wants to have fun dating women, one who expects to marry someone "untouched" (that is a first for me on indian show, some hero saying it out loud, and have to say it , it showed the hypocrisy in Viplav's character in BOLD), such a person revolting against customs, traditions to save a women from the self-imposed, samaaj-imposed plight. Yes, that will be fun. I literally enjoyed his OTT nonsense.

MR is nothing like the previous role he did (except of-course the drinking part 😆), and that makes it even more interesting.

Girl was ok for a first show. I am sure she will get better.

Expected the Dadaji to be what he was shown, no surprises there. Dadi is going to be person showing light to misguided Viplav (atleast thats what i feel).

Giggled right through at "she said no to me" , I was like dude what do u expect? That she is going to be like "You are right sir, I am 20, go collect your 50k" ?? 😆

Originally posted by: AreYaar

Nahi Anu! He is TWENTY FOUR YEARS OLD! 😆😆😆 I just wish he was a more "sensible" 24 year old.. Like I said, being 24 is not synonymous with being 2 years old.. I don't know why Viplav acts like 24 means he's a teenage boy. He's TWENTY FOUR. I was doing big things when I was 24. 😆 And as far as MR's charisma goes.. I think that was the singular thing about Viplav's character that allowed me to only be annoyed at him and not homicidal at his shenanigans. LOL he acts like a 2 year old cuz he's a brat I guess...age is just a number at the end of the day...lol there can be mature 24 year olds and immature 50 year olds also...haha...I was just like stop with the age broadcast, man...at the end of the day his body language has always been regal...we've spent pages pouring over that in the LTL forum...lol...so yeah he can keep on trying to act like the bouncy brat...but the natural gravitas of his body language peeks through inevitably.


I think MR may have picked up this character for the transition possibilities from brat to mature guy...but all the jingoistic naare-baazi of the issue they chose as a backdrop will dilute it all cuz it's riddled with cliches and one dimensional writing.


And the girl...she was alright...has a strong voice which was better than I expected...seems able to somewhat hold her own against MR too in terms of presence...waise bhi seems like her only job is to look innocent and give moral lectures...lol...basic desi soap female lead.

Soon enough she will become the great bahu solving the mysteries of the Tripathi household and empowering the women there...lol

Originally posted by: AreYaar

Seems like there's some insight in his in new TB interview:

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Every actor wants to be in Bollywood: Mishal Raheja

TV actor Mishal Raheja says every actor has a dream of appearing on the big screen, but television is no less with its "own charm and importance" and a wider reach.

Tuesday, August 11, 2015 | 4:22:14 PM IST (+05:30 GMT)
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TV actor Mishal Raheja says every actor has a dream of appearing on the big screen, but television is no less with its "own charm and importance" and a wider reach.

"Every actor wants to be in Bollywood. But I think both have their own charm and their own importance. The only difference in Bollywood is that you shoot for a film for one month and then jump out of the character, while in TV you have to play a character for long," Mishal told IANS over phone from Mumbai.

"Television's reach is way more than films, unless you are doing a film with superstar likeSalman Khan... then your reach is great," he added.

Mishal made a mark on the small screen with his intense act as a loverboy in serial "Love Story". He then went on to leave an impact with the role of a goon with a golden heart act in "Laagi Tujhse Lagan". Mishal has also delved into the fantasy genre with the show "Maharakshak: Aryan".

He is back with his charm and intensity on TV through a new love saga "Ishq Ka Rang Safed".

Set against the backdrop of culturally rich Banaras, "Ishq Ka Rang Safed", aired on Colors channel, narrates the story of how a youth Viplav falls for a widow Dhani and how society reacts to it.

Mishal says Viplav may come across as a carefree person at first, but the role has a lot of layers to it.

"The initial part of Viplav is very light and fun. He is a carefree person, who is having lots of fun in life with his friends. I picked the role as I thought I will get something different to do. Then he falls in love and gets all intense and serious," he said.[/quote]