SBB 10th Feb 'Ratan-Diya Fir Gire Ek Dusre Par

From now on I am going to count the trip and fall. For easy count I will start after marriage

Originally posted by: poppinss

From now on I am going to count the trip and fall. For easy count I will start after marriage

1 Bed break

2 Facewash

3 Shower

4 Heels

Is that 4 trips in 2 days? At this rate both should be in hospital soon 🤣

I clearly remember we once had a discussion on a thread on this same Forum being happy about how it is refreshing to see a woman who does not keep on tripping on her own toes all the time.

To be honest, I (of all people*) can not say people do not trip and fall (mostly not in that barsaat pose), but the ITV heroines can not walk five feet without trip and fall.

And we were happy that Diya does not do that! And see where we are!

Originally posted by: C0raline

I clearly remember we once had a discussion on a thread on this same Forum being happy about how it is refreshing to see a woman who does not keep on tripping on her own toes all the time.

To be honest, I (of all people*) can not say people do not trip and fall (mostly not in that barsaat pose), but the ITV heroines can not walk five feet without trip and fall.

And we were happy that Diya does not do that! And see where we are!

Originally posted by: poppinss

So much for this feline peheredaarnis accidents. Indeed a long journey from being in total control to being at the mercy of her chappals 😆.

Poppinss!

To be honest, I am the clumsiest person you can come across but the point is ITV heroines are clumsy only around the hero. How come she does not fall on top of our Chote Thkaur sa or better still Sakshi Bai saa (I will not mind if SHE gets a couple of broken bones) :-D

Originally posted by: C0raline

Poppinss!

To be honest, I am the clumsiest person you can come across but the point is ITV heroines are clumsy only around the hero. How come she does not fall on top of our Chote Thkaur sa or better still Sakshi Bai saa (I will not mind if SHE gets a couple of broken bones) :-D

Originally posted by: poppinss

Hahaha... so true. I wont mind her falling on KM and Sakshi. I do love Sakshi's comic timing cant wait to see that, will the writers be bold enough 😉

on an entirely different note... pls watch Aap Ke Aa Jane Se. You can watch it on Ozee.

Totally funny and different. Not to mention YUDKBH. Both are totally fresh to ITV and the best thing is the dialogues and the execution. I have heard that other shows have been created on the same lines but in the current times, these are totally offbeat concepts in comparison to the trp toppers.

Dunno if the standards will continue... but for now I am addicted.

Poppinss!

I did watch YUDKBH! That is how I came here. I watched it on the recommendation of my sister. Unlike me, she is super into the serials. And that one has a difference charm for me. It is set in the timeline I grew up in.

Unlike most population on the Forum, I am touching 40. So I grew up in the ear of the 90s and get a lot of those references. (I grew up in Mumbai, but it was not so drastically different for most of us before the globalization hit our shores)

I did watch a couple of episodes of Zee serial. (Again reco of sister) I guess a part of all of us prefer something which is rebellious, unacceptable and unattainable form of love.

The tone is nice and light. And characterization is fairly good. I even like the authentic Kaanpuria accent and small town jugadu nature of the hero.

The only thing which did not sit well with me was the pace at which the falling in love happens. (I guess, their story line is also closer in tone and styling to "Naa bole tum na Maine kuch Kahaa" than to RLHN.)

Originally posted by: C0raline

Poppinss!

I did watch YUDKBH! That is how I came here. I watched it on the recommendation of my sister. Unlike me, she is super into the serials. And that one has a difference charm for me. It is set in the timeline I grew up in.

Unlike most population on the Forum, I am touching 40. So I grew up in the ear of the 90s and get a lot of those references. (I grew up in Mumbai, but it was not so drastically different for most of us before the globalization hit our shores)

I did watch a couple of episodes of Zee serial. (Again reco of sister) I guess a part of all of us prefer something which is rebellious, unacceptable and unattainable form of love.

The tone is nice and light. And characterization is fairly good. I even like the authentic Kaanpuria accent and small town jugadu nature of the hero.

The only thing which did not sit well with me was the pace at which the falling in love happens. (I guess, their story line is also closer in tone and styling to "Naa bole tum na Maine kuch Kahaa" than to RLHN.)

Originally posted by: C0raline

Poppinss!

To be honest, I am the clumsiest person you can come across but the point is ITV heroines are clumsy only around the hero. How come she does not fall on top of our Chote Thkaur sa or better still Sakshi Bai saa (I will not mind if SHE gets a couple of broken bones) :-D