The plot of Ghulam: Story of human evolution and birth of humanity? - Page 2

Originally posted by: Beautiful...

Beautiful and very wel written post.

I am so eager how the story progress and how the characters evolve further. How rangeela break his Ghulami and stand for himself ,for Shivani,and overall berehempur., changing the destiny.

Though it takes long time. ,but no issue. It needed to be slow and reasonable not a abrupt one

Hello beautiful, beautiful id name.yes change will take time.it took human race millions of yrs to become us.but as i said n felt, the FIRE, was enough for shivani.

Thanks for commenting and encouraging.

Originally posted by: chabalas

Beautiful post👏👏Loved ur analysis and it actually gave me a different perspective and insight to think through😊As u rightly said, would love to see the evolution of Shivani and Rangeela to overcome their own fears, fight through situations and emerge as beautiful individuals 😊

Do keep making more posts😃😃

Hello chalabas, so happy to see u reading my post.shivani is already a strong person now.she got her weapon and playing with weapons.hope she doesnt join him in his work

Originally posted by: simpleAnna

Hello chalabas, so happy to see u reading my post.shivani is already a strong person now.she got her weapon and playing with weapons.hope she doesnt join him in his work

Originally posted by: spreaddsmiles

Amazingly Written!! 👏

Thank u sooo much for making time to read.

Originally posted by: shiryasachdev

What an analogy girl!! superb. Your insight gave Ghulaam a different view to seen frm.Growth in characterization is visible day by day.If ppl give it a chance with wide perspective there r so many character to touched upon deeply.I l will love to see evolution of rashmi,veer and insight of y Maldawali is like this too.Ofcourse there will b a lovestory too and in ancient time before evolution foorfooted had no brain bt rangeela has one very much wrking when he is not in berehampur like we saw in delhi.It would be intresting to know abt him too y he is being a Ghulaam

👏 great comment shirya, thank u for pointing out that i have missed the other primates veer, maldawali, rashmi. Yeah rangeela has got brain but is he using it or does he have any conscience that whatever he did with that innocent girl isnt at all right.i too want to know what makes him a ghulam.

hello tazana, well done for the super introduction to cruz of the story Ghulam.. the name itself has a telling ring tone to it... sounds of servitide, and hints of slavery. Differs from slavery as buying and selling was involved in it. But certainly there is clear sense of amaster in power position and servant in a servile role. Hence the image of the served and one who serves. So yes alarming as it may seem.in this day and age, but it does exist in many forms across the world societies. I loved the reference to evolution that you made.. The actual programme I have only just begun to watch.The ways of Behrampur seem cruel and outrageous.No restrictions have been made to show that its a man's world. Veer too is enslaved by the chains of the dictates of his kingdom where the family is a law unto themselves., and has to carry the legacy to survive.. They thrive on the igonrance of the weak and fearful. Its funny to see that the older son with traces of virtue in him is somewhat of an impotent man. Thus showing that whatever virtue there is in peoples hearts,lies dormant and fears to come out. But one also sees bondings amongst two dils .. a bonding of empathy and the need to reach out to each other.. so possibilty of a Love triangle?will the new bride ever love her beast like husband?.. I best be quiet now, came to tell you .. well done for choosing what you like.. and hammie has a feeling you will like it here.. the members appear to be very cordial and supportive! thank you for a brilliant post and a wave from me to barbs, nus and others that I don't know... much love hammie

Originally posted by: Hamlet53

hello tazana, well done for the super introduction to cruz of the story Ghulam.. the name itself has a telling ring tone to it... sounds of servitide, and hints of slavery. Differs from slavery as buying and selling was involved in it. But certainly there is clear sense of amaster in power position and servant in a servile role. Hence the image of the served and one who serves. So yes alarming as it may seem.in this day and age, but it does exist in many forms across the world societies. I loved the reference to evolution that you made.. The actual programme I have only just begun to watch.The ways of Behrampur seem cruel and outrageous.No restrictions have been made to show that its a man's world. Veer too is enslaved by the chains of the dictates of his kingdom where the family is a law unto themselves., and has to carry the legacy to survive.. They thrive on the igonrance of the weak and fearful. Its funny to see that the older son with traces of virtue in him is somewhat of an impotent man. Thus showing that whatever virtue there is in peoples hearts,lies dormant and fears to come out. But one also sees bondings amongst two dils .. a bonding of empathy and the need to reach out to each other.. so possibilty of a Love triangle?will the new bride ever love her beast like husband?.. I best be quiet now, came to tell you .. well done for choosing what you like.. and hammie has a feeling you will like it here.. the members appear to be very cordial and supportive! thank you for a brilliant post and a wave from me to barbs, nus and others that I don't know... much love hammie

Hammie , the writer...
Meri guruji, it is so wonderful to see u here.how can u write so beautifully?