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1Originally posted by: dasamrita500
Bravo Cat!! Clap Clap. It's a really change in bored rainy Sunday. You're being like mahesh pandey in thinking giving a different outlook from diff angle. I appreciate what you wrote is absolutely true. Tejaswini came to Rajpipla to raise storm in PSR's life. To quote West Wind it's both destroyer and preserver of life. The promo had backdrop of water and fire simultaneously.
BTW are you a literature student Cat just asking from your writing skill
Originally posted by: SuzanneH
You should be bored more often, Cat!! That was fantastic!I had a sudden vision that the writers of the show took a look on India Forums and read your commentary and then quickly had to change their direction, "Umm...yes, yes, that's exactly what we were trying to do. Attention writers: if anyone asks, we're going with fire and rain!"You should seriously write a book on symbolism."The Beauty of Symbolism as Seen in Bollywood Films" written by Cat
Haha.Thanks Suzanne.Sometimes I feel I am just overreaching for stuff in the show. But I am a huge fan of symbolisms, I love poetry, so you can see how this works😆I don't think you're overreaching at all because I see so much happening on the show as well. Because we know there are secrets in the story, there is always an underlying element of the unknown. Is this connected to that secret? Does he have those feelings?I think it makes for a far better story line. If the story was just at face value, then it wouldn't have us so intrigued and expounding on Prem's virtues or lack thereof.Let my water quench your thirst,I will be the one to love you first.Cool down the embers of your flame,So that your wild heart I can tame.Should your raging fire come too near,My tempest storm shall have no fear.I will rain down on your tempered heart,For you will not break our love apart.Come to me and I will make you whole,Let my love consume your very soul.Well, that's my attempt at poetry. It rhymes! 😕It would be better if you continued to delight us with your symbolism instead. 😊
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