Raghu smells pallu hair !! - Page 3

In hotstar also subtitle given as orchard and I believe tat is what they meant bcause her hair might have tat flowery smell of jasmine or any such flowers

I thought he said achar in his own accent 🤣 then someone told me he said orchard which made sense to me coz maybe her hair smelt fruity so Raghav being Raghav said orchard as in a fruit orchard. 😆 But it was the look..so sexy it was lol I dont know how else to put it.😆

Originally posted by: JalebiJane

What made me smile about that scene was that it revealed Pallavi's innocence. Her lack of awareness that the sensation of a woman's hair blowing into a man's face is arousing to a man. She identified it on the most basic level as "smelling her hair" which of course it is in the literal sense but it is so much more. I watched that scene twice (because I'm weird that way) and saw in his reaction an embarrassment---first being caught in enjoying an illicit thrill and then surprised by having that thrill voiced in such basic terms. As a worldly man of experience, I imagine Raghav would be thinking, "did she not realize what I just experienced?!"

How wonderfully put!! For lack of better word, I couldnt see beyond how sexy he looked when snelling her hair... Eyes closed..illicit thrill right? Yes thts exactly how it looked and then the embarrasment followed by the coverup in typical Raghav style..hope he keeps that swag even when he is head over heels in love with Pallavi... Ur interpretation of the scene has motivated me to watch it again 😆

Originally posted by: JalebiJane

What made me smile about that scene was that it revealed Pallavi's innocence. Her lack of awareness that the sensation of a woman's hair blowing into a man's face is arousing to a man. She identified it on the most basic level as "smelling her hair" which of course it is in the literal sense but it is so much more. I watched that scene twice (because I'm weird that way) and saw in his reaction an embarrassment---first being caught in enjoying an illicit thrill and then surprised by having that thrill voiced in such basic terms. As a worldly man of experience, I imagine Raghav would be thinking, "did she not realize what I just experienced?!"

Just saw the scene again! After reading your post I enjoyed the scene even more lol that fleeting, blink and you miss moment right before she says mere baal sunghe tumne? Was hilarious 🤣 he looked borderline scared of her catching him right in the middle of the act 🤣🤣

Originally posted by: MistyDawn

Just saw the scene again! After reading your post I enjoyed the scene even more lol that fleeting, blink and you miss moment right before she says mere baal sunghe tumne? Was hilarious 🤣 he looked borderline scared of her catching him right in the middle of the act 🤣🤣

I haven't entered such close viewing analysis since IPKKND----an obsession that is entering its tenth year. Wonder if MHRW will hold my interest as long. It's looking promising. I think MHRW has all the starting necessary elements to become an epic show.

Originally posted by: JalebiJane

I haven't entered such close viewing analysis since IPKKND----an obsession that is entering its tenth year. Wonder if MHRW will hold my interest as long. It's looking promising. I think MHRW has all the starting necessary elements to become an epic show.

Agree..same here. I think its got to do with the way the premise has been built so far and also the leads..not just they have a sparkling chemistry... Also the way they are enacting the scenes.. SKR has impressed me.. I think he is a malayali.. telugu guy so the accent n all is coming naturally to him..hope they keep the innate non chalance and swag of his character intact throughout the show which is the USP of his character. Shivangi is also doing an amazing job and she is so pretty ..complimenting each other so well.

Originally posted by: JalebiJane

What made me smile about that scene was that it revealed Pallavi's innocence. Her lack of awareness that the sensation of a woman's hair blowing into a man's face is arousing to a man. She identified it on the most basic level as "smelling her hair" which of course it is in the literal sense but it is so much more. I watched that scene twice (because I'm weird that way) and saw in his reaction an embarrassment---first being caught in enjoying an illicit thrill and then surprised by having that thrill voiced in such basic terms. As a worldly man of experience, I imagine Raghav would be thinking, "did she not realize what I just experienced?!"

That’s too much to expect from a guy 😆

Originally posted by: Piccadilly

In hotstar also subtitle given as orchard and I believe tat is what they meant bcause her hair might have tat flowery smell of jasmine or any such flowers

Even I thought the same like smell of jasmine flower and the way he was lost in the fragrance felt as if it was. That scene was so unexpected and so natural. It's always been his tendency to get distracted around her. Anna tho gaya 😀

Originally posted by: MistyDawn

Agree..same here. I think its got to do with the way the premise has been built so far and also the leads..not just they have a sparkling chemistry... Also the way they are enacting the scenes.. SKR has impressed me.. I think he is a malayali.. telugu guy so the accent n all is coming naturally to him..hope they keep the innate non chalance and swag of his character intact throughout the show which is the USP of his character. Shivangi is also doing an amazing job and she is so pretty ..complimenting each other so well.

Yes, Sister---that's a good point. Mr SKR's performance has an authenticity to it. And the way he is conveying Raghav's arrogance is effective. As an actor, he knows how to take up space; how to take over a room. Ms Shivangi is wonderfully convincing as Pallavi. For a serial to captivate me I have to begin to feel a sense of protectiveness over the heroine---and that happened for me in that episode when Pallavi wakes up in Raghav's guestroom and confronts him at his Shivratri puja. She throws the book at him.

Originally posted by: JalebiJane

Yes, Sister---that's a good point. Mr SKR's performance has an authenticity to it. And the way he is conveying Raghav's arrogance is effective. As an actor, he knows how to take up space; how to take over a room. Ms Shivangi is wonderfully convincing as Pallavi. For a serial to captivate me I have to begin to feel a sense of protectiveness over the heroine---and that happened for me in that episode when Pallavi wakes up in Raghav's guestroom and confronts him at his Shivratri puja. She throws the book at him.

She throws a book at him? Did I miss something?