Agnihotra - Season 2 - Page 20

To put in brief - akshara who is daughter of Agnihotra couple who gets scary dreams involving nashikcha juna wada - decides to explore mystery. This is similar to A1's Sid chandekar who used to visit there. Her father has some psycho disorder and her mom is dead against the wada because their son left them for the same purpose. She reached wada and introduces to SP who stays there alone. There is also a weird character played by suhas p. who starts following her. sP tells her that 7 Ganesh idols are missing from the Pooja room of wada. He keeps Agnihotra burning.

One scene I found very odd, or rather the dialogues in it was Akshara and her mother’s phone conversation.

Didn’t Mahadev mention Akshara or her father had never visited the Nashik cha wada? Her young daughter has gone to visit a place mother is apprehensive about, in different town, to actually stay overnight with a relative they haven’t met ever and her mother didn’t ask any questions!!

When Akshara’s mother called her shouldn’t she have asked Akshara about Wada and Mahadev? Stuff like how is the Wada? Who all are staying there? How did she find Mahadev and is she comfortable? Nothing!

So the Agnihotris did Wada electrification in Agnihotra 1 but not in the Gabhara or stairs leading to it? Kitchen is modern with dining table so what happened to the landline phone? Didn’t Chintamani promise Mahadev he will pay the electricity and phone bills and that’s how Mahadev agreed to it?

I am really liking Agnihotra 2 and yesterday’s episode was super, considering it basically only had conversations between Mahadev and Akshara but held such interest. Not a criticism but have come to expect really high standard from Agnihotra team so that mother daughter phone scene was little odd.

Finally saw yesterday’s episode. Mahadev n Akshara interactions are very good and natural, just like Mahadev n Neel.

Like Maddy mentioned, Akshara’s mom should have been concerned about how Mahadev reacted to Akshara’s sudden visit, anyone else staying in Wada, why did Mahadev sent letter after so many years, especially as her son has left house because of the Wada.

Let’s see what they show us today. But one thing is true, enjoying a really interesting serial after long time.

Originally posted by: MaddyO

One scene I found very odd, or rather the dialogues in it was Akshara and her mother’s phone conversation.

Didn’t Mahadev mention Akshara or her father had never visited the Nashik cha wada? Her young daughter has gone to visit a place mother is apprehensive about, in different town, to actually stay overnight with a relative they haven’t met ever and her mother didn’t ask any questions!!

When Akshara’s mother called her shouldn’t she have asked Akshara about Wada and Mahadev? Stuff like how is the Wada? Who all are staying there? How did she find Mahadev and is she comfortable? Nothing!

So the Agnihotris did Wada electrification in Agnihotra 1 but not in the Gabhara or stairs leading to it? Kitchen is modern with dining table so what happened to the landline phone? Didn’t Chintamani promise Mahadev he will pay the electricity and phone bills and that’s how Mahadev agreed to it?

I am really liking Agnihotra 2 and yesterday’s episode was super, considering it basically only had conversations between Mahadev and Akshara but held such interest. Not a criticism but have come to expect really high standard from Agnihotra team so that mother daughter phone scene was little odd.

I agree 100 percent, though its a relative u dont send a young girl alone to stay overnight with stranger in unfamiliar place

Originally posted by: MaddyO

One scene I found very odd, or rather the dialogues in it was Akshara and her mother’s phone conversation.

Didn’t Mahadev mention Akshara or her father had never visited the Nashik cha wada? Her young daughter has gone to visit a place mother is apprehensive about, in different town, to actually stay overnight with a relative they haven’t met ever and her mother didn’t ask any questions!!

When Akshara’s mother called her shouldn’t she have asked Akshara about Wada and Mahadev? Stuff like how is the Wada? Who all are staying there? How did she find Mahadev and is she comfortable? Nothing!

So the Agnihotris did Wada electrification in Agnihotra 1 but not in the Gabhara or stairs leading to it? Kitchen is modern with dining table so what happened to the landline phone? Didn’t Chintamani promise Mahadev he will pay the electricity and phone bills and that’s how Mahadev agreed to it?

I am really liking Agnihotra 2 and yesterday’s episode was super, considering it basically only had conversations between Mahadev and Akshara but held such interest. Not a criticism but have come to expect really high standard from Agnihotra team so that mother daughter phone scene was little odd.

its may b due to akshara's mother is least bothered abt any agnihotris or vada ,for that matter ,she even didnt show that letter of mahadeo to her husband or daughter,she held that vada and agnihotri responsible for anvay' exit from their home,same as in agnihotra 1,where chintamani had some misunderstanding with suhas joshi' s character,if u remember

so akshara' mother even didnt want her daughter to go there,just she convinced her mother that her father's condition may have some sloution in that vada,so her mother agreed

,and that could b d reason why she never asked abt mahadeo or his interaction with her daughter with a fear that her daughter could make her to speak with mahadeo which she never wanted.

offcourse this is my pov.

Yache shooting kuthe suru ahe? i mean ha wada kuthe ahe? Khara ahe (jasa ratris khel chale madhe ahe) ki set ahe?

Who's that actor playing anvay?

Aaj Anvay dakhavla.... Aaj hi chaan ghetla episode... Why veterans r called veterans it proved yet again👍🏼... Rajan Bhise is so good in showing his apathy👏.... Good going 👍🏼

Originally posted by: iluvusakshi

Who's that actor playing anvay?

Dont know his name but he was in *pravah srl called duheri.. he was brother of male lead..

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