Expression With Costumes... - Page 2

Lovely post May⭐️...and interesting responses😊...just read all and loved it :)

Costumes of a character are meant to portray not only his traits and behaviour but also his varied moods and changes in attitude. This particular aspect was beautifully shown in RBO and I agree to all the analysis done by you, especially regarding the growth and maturity in Shantanu and Khanak and the same relayed in their costumes.

An interesting thing that I loved was that before his marriage to Khanak, Shantanu wore shirts which were formal and dull, while after their marriage and more after he discovers that he is in love with her, we are overwhlemed with colours in his wardrobe...his shirts from pink to purple, orange to yellow were talked about so extensively. Khanak's suits style and colours along with the make up changes subtly towards more classier attires as she slowly adapts to urbanisation.

Another thing that I loved was use of Golden cream colour on Khanak whenever there was a crucial stage in the story or a major turn ! Call it co-incidence or deliberate, but that gave a distinctive appeal to that scene...like the day Shantanu's music launch was announced, Satrangi rey, the last scene of the show...even the wedding saree of Khanak with Shantanu was golden cream with red odhani !

I was wondering this morning...while watching a few Shanak scenes...that how they had also used food to express...

From Mithai...to Kheer...from Rasmalai...to Gujarati food that Khanak cooks ...they have used food too at certain crucial stages...I think we'll need a separate analysis and post for that 😊

Superb observation...

Originally posted by: ktym

Superb observation...

Loved how you examined each and every little thing about RBO & shanak!!

RBO rocks!!

Originally posted by: -Manita-

An interesting thing that I loved was that before his marriage to Khanak, Shantanu wore shirts which were formal and dull, while after their marriage and more after he discovers that he is in love with her, we are overwhlemed with colours in his wardrobe...his shirts from pink to purple, orange to yellow were talked about so extensively. Khanak's suits style and colours along with the make up changes subtly towards more classier attires as she slowly adapts to urbanisation.
Yes exactly! 😊
Another thing that I loved was use of Golden cream colour on Khanak whenever there was a crucial stage in the story or a major turn ! Call it co-incidence or deliberate, but that gave a distinctive appeal to that scene...like the day Shantanu's music launch was announced, Satrangi rey, the last scene of the show...even the wedding saree of Khanak with Shantanu was golden cream with red odhani !

I agree...Infact I think yellow, cream/ white, golden, red/pink, were often used on ShaNak at important stages or turning points in the story...Shanak first meeting, their wedding, Kuch Khaas Hai, Khanak leaving the house for the second time and Shaan goes to get her...Then the scenes you have mentioned After that, Khanak going to Dulwahdhi when Shaan looses his trust in her...When ShaNak leave home, when they return home from Gungu Bai's...Like you have said Manita, we can't be certain it was done on purpose...But there it is and I agree, it made the scenes appealing and touched a firmiliar cord with us😊...

I was wondering this morning...while watching a few Shanak scenes...that how they had also used food to express...

From Mithai...to Kheer...from Rasmalai...to Gujarati food that Khanak cooks ...they have used food too at certain crucial stages...I think we'll need a separate analysis and post for that 😊

I actually made a thread once...Observing how RBO actually showed the characters eating...I think I called it 'Food Glorious Food' 😆...Yes we need a separate topic for that 😊...

Originally posted by: The_May_Rose

I actually made a thread once...Observing how RBO actually showed the characters eating...I think I called it 'Food Glorious Food' 😆...Yes we need a separate topic for that 😊...

Going to search that thread...either I missed it or read that time and now it slipped outta my memory 😳

Originally posted by: -Manita-

Lovely post May⭐️...and interesting responses😊...just read all and loved it :)

Costumes of a character are meant to portray not only his traits and behaviour but also his varied moods and changes in attitude. This particular aspect was beautifully shown in RBO and I agree to all the analysis done by you, especially regarding the growth and maturity in Shantanu and Khanak and the same relayed in their costumes.

An interesting thing that I loved was that before his marriage to Khanak, Shantanu wore shirts which were formal and dull, while after their marriage and more after he discovers that he is in love with her, we are overwhlemed with colours in his wardrobe...his shirts from pink to purple, orange to yellow were talked about so extensively. Khanak's suits style and colours along with the make up changes subtly towards more classier attires as she slowly adapts to urbanisation.

Another thing that I loved was use of Golden cream colour on Khanak whenever there was a crucial stage in the story or a major turn ! Call it co-incidence or deliberate, but that gave a distinctive appeal to that scene...like the day Shantanu's music launch was announced, Satrangi rey, the last scene of the show...even the wedding saree of Khanak with Shantanu was golden cream with red odhani !

I was wondering this morning...while watching a few Shanak scenes...that how they had also used food to express...

From Mithai...to Kheer...from Rasmalai...to Gujarati food that Khanak cooks ...they have used food too at certain crucial stages...I think we'll need a separate analysis and post for that 😊

Very nice observation of golden cream color on Yashu!!!👏 Exactly!!!😃

Oops!!! Double post.. But would like to know analysis on sweets too..😊

lovely post may and amazing observation by everyone
RBO is unique in many ways
the dresses match the characters amazingly
for shaan from formal dressing to casual clothes and many colorful one since he realized that he loves khanak we got to see many colors in his wardrobe just like khanak has made his dull life colorful
khanak dresses was totally according to her character and how her life style changed
from those heavy sarees to churidar and from that too much of lipstick when she was newly married to subtle makeup ...
the cream color dresses everyone has point out the same thing and that exactly wht i think
may be not on purpose but it turned out to be beautiful
even madhavi and khushboo used to wear sarees that matched their characters
i was happy that they were not decked up with heavy sarees and jeweleries
similarly when sunil was at home he used to be in casual clothes
each day i find out one more reason to love RBO even more

Originally posted by: IF_rida

lovely post may and amazing observation by everyone
RBO is unique in many ways
the dresses match the characters amazingly
for shaan from formal dressing to casual clothes and many colorful one since he realized that he loves khanak we got to see many colors in his wardrobe just like khanak has made his dull life colorful
khanak dresses was totally according to her character and how her life style changed
from those heavy sarees to churidar and from that too much of lipstick when she was newly married to subtle makeup ...
the cream color dresses everyone has point out the same thing and that exactly wht i think
may be not on purpose but it turned out to be beautiful
even madhavi and khushboo used to wear sarees that matched their characters
i was happy that they were not decked up with heavy sarees and jeweleries
similarly when sunil was at home he used to be in casual clothes
each day i find out one more reason to love RBO even more

I was thinking about the K-family's dressing style too Rida😊...Their clothes also reflected real life and changed according to the time of the day, work or home...Hence we saw Sunil Uncle and Akshay alternate between suits and casuals...Madhavi and Khushboo sari's reflected their status and the fact that they lived in a modern urban city...

u rerminded me sooo many things diii...