Arre Isse Kehte Hain... Phaim-ley Di-rama! - Page 5

Originally posted by: angel68

I don't feel that the CV's have changed the story too drastically to fit the new PB.
Different people interpret what is conveyed to them differently.

Neil Bhat's interpretation is so good such that their is no much difference from chotu Kesar to adult Kesar. Some people are reminded of chotu Kesar because of NB.

But there seems to be a big difference with the NPB from the OPB. It is not as seamless as that of Kesar.


and guess CV's are under pressure too coz now it's "Jaldi Karo" all track ko hatam karo😊

Originally posted by: MeySimi

What I liked best was that Gulaal just mentioned once that she can't be leaving home like this. When he exercised his rights to say of course THEY CAN LEAVE, not HER ALONE, she immediately stopped putting up any resistance. That WE can leave, means, he is accompanying her, so obviously the house did not matter to her anymore. And moreover, even as she heard Sarufui saying that Kesar should support family, Gulaal obviously did not advice Kesar that he should stay back and that she ws willing to go to her parents. Obviously not, because with Kesar by her side, she is willing to take on the world. Absolutely NO TANTRUMS about leaving this house, but she was willing to go along with him wherever he decided to go. Nice post JZee, as usual. I was off for a client meeting. I did not even enjoy the Iftar party that was organised after the meet. But I guess I did not miss much. The flute music that plays usually for KesarGulaal was ringing in my ears all through the dinner and I just couldn't wait to hurry up home to watch online.

Originally posted by: *Reemz*

That's where the writers secretly scored again. In other shows, the couple will leave the house and there's not much to think deeply about. They've left and that's that! But in Gulaal, they put in the scene with Revji Bhai trying to take Gulaal away whom was very very stubborn about not leaving the house with him but when Kesar said 'Lets go', she hardly objected simply because she trusts and loves him so much that he is her world now.

The four walls which she had confined herself within are still integral to who Gulaal is but they also symbolised the trapped Gulaal who was yearning to BREATHE!