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Saranya Senan M C

@SaruSenan

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Posted: 6 years ago

#11

Originally posted by: KajalTiwari
Amzing post u have described each and every words so well
Love it❤️

Thank U Kajal, Glad u loved it😳

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Saranya Senan M C

@SaruSenan

Stunner

Posted: 6 years ago

#12

Originally posted by: rs-shailu29
amazing topic and analysis 🤗

Thank u so much Shailu🤗

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Saranya Senan M C

@SaruSenan

Stunner

Posted: 6 years ago

#13

Originally posted by: captainplus
Awesome post dear ⭐️⭐️⭐️
Beautifully penned 👏👏🤗

this was one of the best Akshan scene ❤️
Kudos to the whole team for this beautiful execution 👍🏼

Thank U Genie❤️🤗

Indeed this was one of the best & beautifully enacted Akshan scene❤️Emotions were on point That u could actually feel them dil se & all u can do is just get lost in them

CVz Cast & Crew deserve Standing Ovation👏

Waiting for such magic in future too

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sumatra1234

@sumatra1234

Voyager

+ 2

Posted: 6 years ago

#14

I say😊 your post is still in place and still excellent. 😉
Always up of detail described, always coincides with my opinion ... 😃
I agree really, they are both in this episode was perfect. 👏

My favorite part is when AJ was in a cold sweat, do not want to say Guddan truth. 😎
Just love that scene, emotions were really excellent. ⭐️
There are so many good scenes and great acting ... 👏
This scene reminded me that I chose to watch this series in the first place.⭐️

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inlieu

@inlieu

Stunner

+ 2

Posted: 6 years ago

#15

What a lovely post! Agree with everything you said!

When I watched the episode, the streaming quality was not very good, so I thought AJ was wiping his tears and found that weird. When I watched it a second time, I realized he was sweating not crying and this changed my perception of the scene completely.

The detailing in this scene was wonderful indeed, deliberate yet at time subtle as well.

These CVs are doing a great job and so are our leads. Nishant, especially, proves that less is more. He doesn't need exaggerated or over the top melodramatic expressions to convey his emotions. 😃

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Saranya Senan M C

@SaruSenan

Stunner

Posted: 6 years ago

#16

Originally posted by: sumatra1234
I say😊 your post is still in place and still excellent. 😉
Always up of detail described, always coincides with my opinion ... 😃
I agree really, they are both in this episode was perfect. 👏
My favorite part is when AJ was in a cold sweat, do not want to say Guddan truth. 😎
Just love that scene, emotions were really excellent. ⭐️
There are so many good scenes and great acting ... 👏
This scene reminded me that I chose to watch this series in the first place.⭐️

@Bold Thank u Jo❤️

@Blue He wanted to protect her masoom dil at any cost😳

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Saranya Senan M C

@SaruSenan

Stunner

Posted: 6 years ago

#17

Originally posted by: inlieu
What a lovely post! Agree with everything you said!
When I watched the episode, the streaming quality was not very good, so I thought AJ was wiping his tears and found that weird. When I watched it a second time, I realized he was sweating not crying and this changed my perception of the scene completely.

The detailing in this scene was wonderful indeed, deliberate yet at time subtle as well.

These CVs are doing a great job and so are our leads. Nishant, especially, proves that less is more. He doesn't need exaggerated or over the top melodramatic expressions to convey his emotions. 😃

Thank u dear😃 What's ur name?😛

@Bold True I love when actors do such minute detailing⭐️ & I am a big fan of such scenes & Nishant is doing an excellent job in portraying AKSHAT JINDAL👏 👏

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Saranya Senan M C

@SaruSenan

Stunner

Posted: 6 years ago

#18

Originally posted by: inlieu
What a lovely post! Agree with everything you said!
When I watched the episode, the streaming quality was not very good, so I thought AJ was wiping his tears and found that weird. When I watched it a second time, I realized he was sweating not crying and this changed my perception of the scene completely.

The detailing in this scene was wonderful indeed, deliberate yet at time subtle as well.

These CVs are doing a great job and so are our leads. Nishant, especially, proves that less is more. He doesn't need exaggerated or over the top melodramatic expressions to convey his emotions. 😃

@Bold Lol😆 agar aisa dikhate then that scene wud have been totally weired & it wudnt have given the impact which it already gave us