Pranbir AT #3 - Happy Birthday Krishna!:Mod Note Pg150 - Page 109

Originally posted by: mala06

The two new characters are just intolerable. At least prachi has gone to the office so we can expect to see Prachi Ranbir Scenes. And how on earth no one can see abhi when he literally lived in Pragyas house. Its so annoying.😡

These cv's are irritating. I want abhi to at least get to know prachi is his daughter, even if they then go on to show abhi not telling his family for a while maybe due to rhea. I hate pragya-rhea scenes given how forced it is as rhea is obviously an evil brat and pragya ignores her deeds against prachi as childishness as does abhi.

Originally posted by: mala06

The two new characters are just intolerable. At least prachi has gone to the office so we can expect to see Prachi Ranbir Scenes. And how on earth no one can see abhi when he literally lived in Pragyas house. Its so annoying.😡

If prachi has gone office today (plus she's wearing white as well as those earrings that are clearly in that bts shot of the staring scene) that means we are getting pranbir scene tomorrow

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Originally posted by: sammy17

If prachi has gone office today (plus she's wearing white as well as those earrings that are clearly in that bts shot of the staring scene) that means we are getting pranbir scene tomorrow

Wow. Tomorrows episode can't come soon enough. By the way, I was watching Ranbirs first confession scene as the episode is very boring. When he will definitely fall in love with prachi, how will he confess? as Prachi won't belive him so fast as he had confessed too many times.

Originally posted by: mala06

Wow. Tomorrows episode can't come soon enough. By the way, I was watching Ranbirs first confession scene as the episode is very boring. When he will definitely fall in love with prachi, how will he confess? as Prachi won't belive him so fast as he had confessed too many times.

I can't remember... what was his first confession scene?

Gosh the real confession will be incredibly intense, hot and emotional. Like I can't even come to think how beautifully and intensely ranbir will put forth his feelings to prachi when he is in love for real, given the type of screen presence and aura krishna gives as ranbir. Like he's so hot, flirty, but sometimes incredibly intense and brooding. It's like the moment he becomes romantic or serious, he loses all the boyish charm, and turns into an entirely different person.... just incredibly more masculine and older he appears when he goes romantic. Ugggh, it's like I can never find the right words to use when I'm describing those two different versions of ranbir/ krishna; the care-free, immature and childish ranbir vs the serious, intense and dominatingly straightforward ranbir. ☺️

Originally posted by: sammy17

I can't remember... what was his first confession scene?

Gosh the real confession will be incredibly intense, hot and emotional. Like I can't even come to think how beautifully and intensely ranbir will put forth his feelings to prachi when he is in love for real, given the type of screen presence and aura krishna gives as ranbir. Like he's so hot, flirty, but sometimes incredibly intense and brooding. It's like the moment he becomes romantic or serious, he loses all the boyish charm, and turns into an entirely different person.... just incredibly more masculine and older he appears when he goes romantic. Ugggh, it's like I can never find the right words to use when I'm describing those two different versions of ranbir/ krishna; the care-free, immature and childish ranbir vs the serious, intense and dominatingly straightforward ranbir. ☺️

I am referring to the scene where Ranbir was trying to confess his love to Rhea but instead confessed to Prachi, in the party when it was dark. You are correct. Have to say Krishna is a very good actor. Hope the actual confession is grand and Prachi believes him.

Originally posted by: mala06

I am referring to the scene where Ranbir was trying to confess his love to Rhea but instead confessed to Prachi, in the party when it was dark. You are correct. Have to say Krishna is a very good actor. Hope the actual confession is grand and Prachi believes him.

It felt disingenuous to me that scene. Especially given that there were no real emotions attached to it. It was like seeing someone asking a teen crush out rather than a confession of love, which it was. Ranbir's real confession of love will be far more superior as there will be emotions involved in his confession.

Originally posted by: sammy17

It felt disingenuous to me that scene. Especially given that there were no real emotions attached to it. It was like seeing someone asking a teen crush out rather than a confession of love, which it was. Ranbir's real confession of love will be far more superior as there will be emotions involved in his confession.

Yes I know. But, because of too many confessions, Prachi has a bad impression about him. On the other had when Pachi gets to know about the bet, I worry that she will not believe him.

Originally posted by: mala06

Yes I know. But, because of too many confessions, Prachi has a bad impression about him. On the other had when Pachi gets to know about the bet, I worry that she will not believe him.

Wouldn't any girl disbelieve him? Ranbir doesn't even understand the L of love. Hope someone one day spells it out for him, by describing to him exactly what love is, how it feels and how to identify love. That would be a nice scene.

Originally posted by: sammy17

I can't remember... what was his first confession scene?

Gosh the real confession will be incredibly intense, hot and emotional. Like I can't even come to think how beautifully and intensely ranbir will put forth his feelings to prachi when he is in love for real, given the type of screen presence and aura krishna gives as ranbir. Like he's so hot, flirty, but sometimes incredibly intense and brooding. It's like the moment he becomes romantic or serious, he loses all the boyish charm, and turns into an entirely different person.... just incredibly more masculine and older he appears when he goes romantic. Ugggh, it's like I can never find the right words to use when I'm describing those two different versions of ranbir/ krishna; the care-free, immature and childish ranbir vs the serious, intense and dominatingly straightforward ranbir. ☺️