RT creates his own moments - Page 2

Originally posted by: --cute.manasi--

thanx stutu...😳

they hv deliberately put so much into it when the main thing was he truly cared for her .

& with flashes of jo , i want her to come soon to agra...😉😆

>> Yup me too... (Even now as well, in case of DL 😆)

too white , yes but only when she wants to be...😒 unfortunately her goodness always goes to wrong people...🥺

>> The main problem of Ekta's heroines. 😡

Actually Jodha was lovely in these tracks; just like a lovely common girl with dreams in life and fire of a Rajputani... But as a whole Amer scenarios is boring. 😆 I feel the same for DL as well 🤣

damn you cvs , destroyed another lovely character .

>>Can't wait for Akbar's ghost to haunt Mr. Paliwal😆

now i hv some hopes left only from u stuti...😛

>> I have lost all hopes from myself 🤣

Originally posted by: Shinning_Stuti

I feel the same Manu. Our brilliant cvs can never think so deeply! 🤣

Nice one, Shaggi. But where is my due?😃

Originally posted by: Shinning_Stuti

Originally posted by: siva06

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Dear friend..we need not get annoyed by the existing relationship of Rukk and Jal or the future relationship of JA...they just explain the childhood friendship, there by their balya-vivah..Jalal knows nothing other than battle fields,Maham, Bairam and Ruck..he is a raw child in the hands of these vultures but unknowingly has a good heart..of all the serials Ekta had some better sense to bring it as a classic...though we had some worst tracks

>> R e yaar that's what my problem was. 😆 Why it needs to be show someone as devil to start another relationship? Can't it be shown a bit practically? Nothing in the world can be so black an white na?

Rukaya is nnot at all contended soul and always lives in the fear of Jalal's waywardness ..It was the fate of all the queens of ancient period

>> That's true... She has her insecurities under the veil of her dominating nature. That's why I think the whole track could be handled delicately without turning Ruqaiya as the greatest vamp of the era.

Again Indu Sundaresan's novel has nothing to do with this..as that story revoves around Saleem and Meherunnisaa

>> Yes but Ruqaiya is an important character there and one of my favorites.😳

plz bear with me..just for debate

Originally posted by: Shinning_Stuti

Originally posted by: siva06

It has to be flamboyant and cinematic to attract the masses..after all it is much of a Hindi serial where the audience are accustomed to such extremities...yes at times Rukaya showed her goodness also ..but in the matter of Jodha she is uncompromised ...don''t we need a vamp to run the show after Maham

>> Yeah! It's a common formula to easily attract the mass. But at the same time it becomes ordinary. And if you talk about requirement of vamp; I would like them to explore some more options.😆

when coming to show villainism fineness and grace are paradoxes

>> I like graceful villains. But Ruq was nothing more than an ordinary tv serial vamp😡

for me too..I often enjoy her tantrums, her dialogues with Jalal and her boisterous ragings..thank you dear

>> No I was talking about the Ruqaiya of the twentieth wife by Indu Sudarsan. 😆 Show wali Ruqaiya to...😆

Originally posted by: Shinning_Stuti

Originally posted by: --cute.manasi--

shaggi...🤗

well said !

about ja-jo fight , they fought anywhere & everywhere...😡😆 though i used to be piqued at times for that or go totally 🤣

u hv pointed something very different , it shows his devotion i doubt even cvs ever realized it...😛

Originally posted by: Shinning_Stuti

I feel the same Manu. Our brilliant cvs can never think so deeply! 🤣

Nice one, Shaggi. But where is my due?😃

Originally posted by: IshqHaiWoEhsaas

Thank you di! 😃

Yup... aur JJ can literally fight anywhere... 😆

Of course... humare CVs ke bass ki baat nahi hai ye... 😆 It's a wonder this promise wasn't broken... I think since they were so keen on showing Ruqs importance later on, maybe they did go back to previous epis and checked... 😆 Or maybe they simply showed it and it was a coincidence that there was some promise too.