Woh bolti tasveer hai // Drabble thread (scene analysis 29/07)

on special request/demand, here is my little write-up from AT on Rhesha/Mishbir from yesterday's episode

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E.X.P.R.E.S.S.I.O.N.S

dictionary definition: The look on a person's face that conveys a particular emotion. The action of making one knows of thoughts and feelings.

Do I even need to say more about Rhea and Shaheer?

These pictures just speak for themselves. Honestly, these three particular caps really do tell more than a 1000 words

Phir bhi I would like to say a few words:

These two continue to blow me away each time. Rhea took it to whole new level this episode

Pic1: That fear-stricken face, pleading to not turn and look at the red, 'bloody' water in the sink, that reminds her of her soul-wrenching mistake. Like a true anxious panic attack victim she is pale as a ghost and shivering like a leaf. But looking into Abir's soothing and assuring eyes, she finds the strength to believe his words - to face the reality, the truth that it's just sindoor. The sindoor that reminds her of the man she loves, she needs and she is hanging on to. That sindoor that tells her the man standing with her is her husband, her partner, her friend, her confidant, her mentor her EVERYTHING! And so, hides herself in his embrace with a bone-crushing hug.

Pic2: Although he may release a small sigh of relief that he has yet again managed to handle and calm his Mishti down. The deep concern and worry is written all over that face. Only a little while ago, he was admiring his wife peacefully sleeping after months, and perhaps believed coming home to their family was maybe a good decision. Eventhough, Abir has learned to deal with her emotions and manage various situations for the past 3 months, everyday, every moment is new and unlike the one before. He is constantly learning/realising about the depth of Mishti's wounds, that even the smallest things are triggering her PTSD. He thinks - "phew, aaj tho yeh manage kar liya, yeh bhi sambhaal liya. Aur aage bhi sab sambhaal lunga. Par yahan, sab ke saath mein kaise sambhaal lunga? What will I say, how will I handle everyone else? What more and how much longer is Mishti going to suffer? This endless road we are trekking, the rocky mountain we are climbing, where is the destination, where is the peak, where is the solution? He immediately begins to rethink whether coming home was a good idea at all. But right now, all he wants to do is safe guard his little baby in the haven of his arms.

Pic3: I'm finding it difficult to even articulate this picture, this expression into words

I guess all I can say is: "I'm terrified, I'm petrified, it's haunting me, it's eating me alive. I NEED YOU ABIR!

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apologies for spoiling the thrilled, exciting happy mood after today's episode.

But I really really wanted to write something special for this scene - highlight of yesterday's episode

Originally posted by: yrhpk_aus

on special request/demand, here is my little write-up from AT on Rhesha/Mishbir from yesterday's episode

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E.X.P.R.E.S.S.I.O.N.S

dictionary definition: The look on a person's face that conveys a particular emotion. The action of making one knows of thoughts and feelings.

Do I even need to say more about Rhea and Shaheer?

These pictures just speak for themselves. Honestly, these three particular caps really do tell more than a 1000 words

Phir bhi I would like to say a few words:

These two continue to blow me away each time. Rhea took it to whole new level this episode

Pic1: That fear-stricken face, pleading to not turn and look at the red, 'bloody' water in the sink, that reminds her of her soul-wrenching mistake. Like a true anxious panic attack victim she is pale as a ghost and shivering like a leaf. But looking into Abir's soothing and assuring eyes, she finds the strength to believe his words - to face the reality, the truth that it's just sindoor. The sindoor that reminds her of the man she loves, she needs and she is hanging on to. That sindoor that tells her the man standing with her is her husband, her partner, her friend, her confidant, her mentor her EVERYTHING! And so, hides herself in his embrace with a bone-crushing hug.

Pic2: Although he may release a small sigh of relief that he has yet again managed to handle and calm his Mishti down. The deep concern and worry is written all over that face. Only a little while ago, he was admiring his wife peacefully sleeping after months, and perhaps believed coming home to their family was maybe a good decision. Eventhough, Abir has learned to deal with her emotions and manage various situations for the past 3 months, everyday, every moment is new and unlike the one before. He is constantly learning/realising about the depth of Mishti's wounds, that even the smallest things are triggering her PTSD. He thinks - "phew, aaj tho yeh manage kar liya, yeh bhi sambhaal liya. Aur aage bhi sab sambhaal lunga. Par yahan, sab ke saath mein kaise sambhaal lunga? What will I say, how will I handle everyone else? What more and how much longer is Mishti going to suffer? This endless road we are trekking, the rocky mountain we are climbing, where is the destination, where is the peak, where is the solution? He immediately begins to rethink whether coming home was a good idea at all. But right now, all he wants to do is safe guard his little baby in the haven of his arms.

Pic3: I'm finding it difficult to even articulate this picture, this expression into words

I guess all I can say is: "I'm terrified, I'm petrified, it's haunting me, it's eating me alive. I NEED YOU ABIR!

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apologies for spoiling the thrilled, exciting happy mood after today's episode.

But I really really wanted to write something special for this scene - highlight of yesterday's episode

Originally posted by: yrhpk_aus

on special request/demand, here is my little write-up from AT on Rhesha/Mishbir from yesterday's episode

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E.X.P.R.E.S.S.I.O.N.S

dictionary definition: The look on a person's face that conveys a particular emotion. The action of making one knows of thoughts and feelings.

Do I even need to say more about Rhea and Shaheer?

These pictures just speak for themselves. Honestly, these three particular caps really do tell more than a 1000 words

Phir bhi I would like to say a few words:

These two continue to blow me away each time. Rhea took it to whole new level this episode

Pic1: That fear-stricken face, pleading to not turn and look at the red, 'bloody' water in the sink, that reminds her of her soul-wrenching mistake. Like a true anxious panic attack victim she is pale as a ghost and shivering like a leaf. But looking into Abir's soothing and assuring eyes, she finds the strength to believe his words - to face the reality, the truth that it's just sindoor. The sindoor that reminds her of the man she loves, she needs and she is hanging on to. That sindoor that tells her the man standing with her is her husband, her partner, her friend, her confidant, her mentor her EVERYTHING! And so, hides herself in his embrace with a bone-crushing hug.

Pic2: Although he may release a small sigh of relief that he has yet again managed to handle and calm his Mishti down. The deep concern and worry is written all over that face. Only a little while ago, he was admiring his wife peacefully sleeping after months, and perhaps believed coming home to their family was maybe a good decision. Eventhough, Abir has learned to deal with her emotions and manage various situations for the past 3 months, everyday, every moment is new and unlike the one before. He is constantly learning/realising about the depth of Mishti's wounds, that even the smallest things are triggering her PTSD. He thinks - "phew, aaj tho yeh manage kar liya, yeh bhi sambhaal liya. Aur aage bhi sab sambhaal lunga. Par yahan, sab ke saath mein kaise sambhaal lunga? What will I say, how will I handle everyone else? What more and how much longer is Mishti going to suffer? This endless road we are trekking, the rocky mountain we are climbing, where is the destination, where is the peak, where is the solution? He immediately begins to rethink whether coming home was a good idea at all. But right now, all he wants to do is safe guard his little baby in the haven of his arms.

Pic3: I'm finding it difficult to even articulate this picture, this expression into words

I guess all I can say is: "I'm terrified, I'm petrified, it's haunting me, it's eating me alive. I NEED YOU ABIR!

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apologies for spoiling the thrilled, exciting happy mood after today's episode.

But I really really wanted to write something special for this scene - highlight of yesterday's episode

Hey Nandu,

Amazing post..kitna kuch keh diya tasveeron ne..👏

Originally posted by: yrhpk_aus

on special request/demand, here is my little write-up from AT on Rhesha/Mishbir from yesterday's episode

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E.X.P.R.E.S.S.I.O.N.S

dictionary definition: The look on a person's face that conveys a particular emotion. The action of making one knows of thoughts and feelings.

Do I even need to say more about Rhea and Shaheer?

These pictures just speak for themselves. Honestly, these three particular caps really do tell more than a 1000 words

Phir bhi I would like to say a few words:

These two continue to blow me away each time. Rhea took it to whole new level this episode

Pic1: That fear-stricken face, pleading to not turn and look at the red, 'bloody' water in the sink, that reminds her of her soul-wrenching mistake. Like a true anxious panic attack victim she is pale as a ghost and shivering like a leaf. But looking into Abir's soothing and assuring eyes, she finds the strength to believe his words - to face the reality, the truth that it's just sindoor. The sindoor that reminds her of the man she loves, she needs and she is hanging on to. That sindoor that tells her the man standing with her is her husband, her partner, her friend, her confidant, her mentor her EVERYTHING! And so, hides herself in his embrace with a bone-crushing hug.

Pic2: Although he may release a small sigh of relief that he has yet again managed to handle and calm his Mishti down. The deep concern and worry is written all over that face. Only a little while ago, he was admiring his wife peacefully sleeping after months, and perhaps believed coming home to their family was maybe a good decision. Eventhough, Abir has learned to deal with her emotions and manage various situations for the past 3 months, everyday, every moment is new and unlike the one before. He is constantly learning/realising about the depth of Mishti's wounds, that even the smallest things are triggering her PTSD. He thinks - "phew, aaj tho yeh manage kar liya, yeh bhi sambhaal liya. Aur aage bhi sab sambhaal lunga. Par yahan, sab ke saath mein kaise sambhaal lunga? What will I say, how will I handle everyone else? What more and how much longer is Mishti going to suffer? This endless road we are trekking, the rocky mountain we are climbing, where is the destination, where is the peak, where is the solution? He immediately begins to rethink whether coming home was a good idea at all. But right now, all he wants to do is safe guard his little baby in the haven of his arms.

Pic3: I'm finding it difficult to even articulate this picture, this expression into words

I guess all I can say is: "I'm terrified, I'm petrified, it's haunting me, it's eating me alive. I NEED YOU ABIR!

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apologies for spoiling the thrilled, exciting happy mood after today's episode.

But I really really wanted to write something special for this scene - highlight of yesterday's episode

Perfect nandu

Tasweer ne Sab Kuch bol diya 👏

They are nailing each and every scene, the panic stricken face of mishti and the tensed face of Abir, care concern love, a mixture of everything on his face, loving it totally 👏

hi nandu🤗

thanks for posting it in MF...

rhea is performing very awesomely... i just felt its mishti who is on scren.. kabhi na laga that she is acting and im seeing some fictional character...

she is kept everything to perform this... im just hoping they handle this track well..

i really cant take out my eyes from her. she is just grabbing my eye balls day by day with her sheer performance...

she is literally killing it... seeing her crying face is breaking my heart💔

Excellent post with their perfect pics👍🏼

shaheer and rhea slaying as abir and mishti.👍🏼.such a brilliant performance by both of them👏..actually they are living the character I am really happy for them that they got a chance to showcase their performance😃

Originally posted by: yrhpk_aus

on special request/demand, here is my little write-up from AT on Rhesha/Mishbir from yesterday's episode

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E.X.P.R.E.S.S.I.O.N.S

dictionary definition: The look on a person's face that conveys a particular emotion. The action of making one knows of thoughts and feelings.

Do I even need to say more about Rhea and Shaheer?

These pictures just speak for themselves. Honestly, these three particular caps really do tell more than a 1000 words

Phir bhi I would like to say a few words:

These two continue to blow me away each time. Rhea took it to whole new level this episode

Pic1: That fear-stricken face, pleading to not turn and look at the red, 'bloody' water in the sink, that reminds her of her soul-wrenching mistake. Like a true anxious panic attack victim she is pale as a ghost and shivering like a leaf. But looking into Abir's soothing and assuring eyes, she finds the strength to believe his words - to face the reality, the truth that it's just sindoor. The sindoor that reminds her of the man she loves, she needs and she is hanging on to. That sindoor that tells her the man standing with her is her husband, her partner, her friend, her confidant, her mentor her EVERYTHING! And so, hides herself in his embrace with a bone-crushing hug.

Pic2: Although he may release a small sigh of relief that he has yet again managed to handle and calm his Mishti down. The deep concern and worry is written all over that face. Only a little while ago, he was admiring his wife peacefully sleeping after months, and perhaps believed coming home to their family was maybe a good decision. Eventhough, Abir has learned to deal with her emotions and manage various situations for the past 3 months, everyday, every moment is new and unlike the one before. He is constantly learning/realising about the depth of Mishti's wounds, that even the smallest things are triggering her PTSD. He thinks - "phew, aaj tho yeh manage kar liya, yeh bhi sambhaal liya. Aur aage bhi sab sambhaal lunga. Par yahan, sab ke saath mein kaise sambhaal lunga? What will I say, how will I handle everyone else? What more and how much longer is Mishti going to suffer? This endless road we are trekking, the rocky mountain we are climbing, where is the destination, where is the peak, where is the solution? He immediately begins to rethink whether coming home was a good idea at all. But right now, all he wants to do is safe guard his little baby in the haven of his arms.

Pic3: I'm finding it difficult to even articulate this picture, this expression into words

I guess all I can say is: "I'm terrified, I'm petrified, it's haunting me, it's eating me alive. I NEED YOU ABIR!

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apologies for spoiling the thrilled, exciting happy mood after today's episode.

But I really really wanted to write something special for this scene - highlight of yesterday's episode

I was actually stunned for the past three days now.... what a phenomenal actors👏...They both are equally slaying and cutting all the “....” down to their feet... I am actually spellbound....❤️

And you as always stole my heart by your write up...

Great post Nandu !!

Both Rhea Sharma and Shaheer sheikh deserve all appreciation and accolades for their phenomenal work.

They are just hitting it out of the park🥳

Originally posted by: yrhpk_aus

He thinks - "phew, aaj tho yeh manage kar liya, yeh bhi sambhaal liya. Aur aage bhi sab sambhaal lunga. Par yahan, sab ke saath mein kaise sambhaal lunga? What will I say, how will I handle everyone else? What more and how much longer is Mishti going to suffer? This endless road we are trekking, the rocky mountain we are climbing, where is the destination, where is the peak, where is the solution? He immediately begins to rethink whether coming home was a good idea at all.

So true nandu. They both need lots of support, and I really hope they get it soon somehow. Lekin nahi lagta aisa hoga

I know,right?

In that last cap,Mishti shudders a bit even being in Abir's embrace & i went total OMFG!

It was sheer brilliance.

Rhea Sharma take a bow girl.

It was just like how a panic attack is about.nothing like the ott breathing, heaving chest,shrieking & loud wails or worse- the actors in total in regular itv😉

I actually vaguely remembered some acts on panic attacks from different shows which felt more like *** scenes.

Anyway,coming to Abir.Come on,who is writing him now-a-days?

The way he lets mishti be,gives her space,distract her slowly without being overbearing & mainly take his time to come close to mish,doesn’t just forcefully hug her during her attacks which is the ideal norm of heroes to calm down their heroines for tv shows & movies -are just soooooo freaking awesome.

I mean come on.u dont touch someone sensitive. Its GK.but to show the musculinity of heroes everyone shows that as a romantic move which is pretty dumb in real.

Our Ajeeb Rajvansh is anything but dumb.

Rhea Shah are pulling all those so realisticall. I wanted to write a essay on this topic & finally i did