Neil Bhatt / DCP Virat Chavan Appreciation Thread 2 - Page 76

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Originally posted by: AninditaB

He's 35 that's why he's an old hag for some individuals

He looked younger than his age at the beginning of show. Even younger than 27-28 which was supposed to be his age then.

Originally posted by: LadyD

He looked younger than his age at the beginning of show. Even younger than 27-28 which was supposed to be his age then.

He looked like a 24 or 25 year old. Sai didn't look 18, she looked around 20 years age.

NB’s voice modulation as older Virat in todays episode was amazingly good

Kaun ho tum? Bachche bhi hain kya mere?

This guy. Many a time actors get so many dialogues and they are unable to deliver them as perfectly as the scene requires. We are actually quite fortunate to be fans of an actor whose expressions reveal the deep emotions of the character's soul. He's not an old man. But he was to play this old man for two scenes. Last one Veer Zaara and this one.

In the last one he didn't have dialogues, but his emotions as well as his body language perfectly highlighted an old man, looking regretfully at his lost love.

In today's episode, when he showcased an old man who had forgotten his life, he was again perfect. The slight aged touch in his voice also gave the feel of a gap that he wanted to fill. It could've been ott, any actor of less calibre could have been ott, there. But he didn't make his voice too emotional. How could he have been when he doesn't even remember what he misses and has just come out of a surgery. He really understands the "nuances" of a character as well as his circumstances perfectly. The little curiosity, the little eagerness, the little hope, everything showcased perfectly.

I have always loved how he laces his voice with emotions while saying dialogues. No matter what he has to present through his voice, he does it perfectly, be it anger, love, frustration, helplessness, grief, age, inebriation, anything.

I'm reminded of Kesar and the soft love in his voice. 😭

Anyways, back to Virat. Not just that scene, when he was missing Sai and hallucinating about her everywhere, the frustration that stems from helplessness and inability to do anything about his lost love, could be seen in his eyes. I loved the anxiety he displayed when he asked Ashwini about the lesson she was trying to teach him about Sabra. The urgency to move away and run away from there lest he should drown in grief, this guy knows how to show it all.

Take a bow, Neil, the phenomenal, Bhatt👏

You made me cry with your words 🥺🥺🥺

I'm going to miss him so much. Do come on our screens soon Neil 🥺🥺🥺

I loved loved that scene. A few seconds' scene took the whole limelight of the episode.That perfect body language, that voice of a sick old man with no memories, that cluelessness, that emptiness in eyes, so well portrayed! One of his best portrayals in Ghum ❤❤❤

Yesterday also the way he got the body language right, that slight touching of Sai's face with trembling fingers, such a fine actor!

I'm going to stop now 🥺🥺🥺

Originally posted by: Haalim

You made me cry with your words 🥺🥺🥺

I'm going to miss him so much. Do come on our screens soon Neil 🥺🥺🥺

I loved loved that scene. A few seconds' scene took the whole limelight of the episode.That perfect body language, that voice of a sick old man with no memories, that cluelessness, that emptiness in eyes, so well portrayed! One of his best portrayals in Ghum ❤❤❤

Yesterday also the way he got the body language right, that slight touching of Sai's face with trembling fingers, such a fine actor!

I'm going to stop now 🥺🥺🥺

You shouldn't stop. Continue please😳

We are all going to miss him🥺

You write so so well 😭😭🥺

Originally posted by: AninditaB

You write so so well 😭😭🥺

Originally posted by: CheekuKaBeej

perfectly described❤️

You shouldn't stop. Continue please😳

We are all going to miss him🥺

This may sound like an over exaggeration to some, which it's not. He deserves much more appreciation 🥺🥺🥺