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Posted: 12 years ago

#751

Originally posted by: chalhov
Episode 101

Rabba ve and Tu hi bata for two sets of lovers ASR and Khushi ,Akash and Payal all with depth of feelings unable to express

The hospital scene too good the depth of feelings between the two Arnav and Khushi and both so unaware of each other's feeling and unable to realise their own feelings.

Shyam upto his dirty tricks two timing all😡

Ankhon hi Ankhon hi
mein ishara ho gaya
Baithe baithe jine ka sahara ho gaya

Ab na vo zor hai, ab na vo shor hai
Hamako hai sab pata, dil mein kya chor hai
Ye chor kab se gavara ho gaya

Kaisa ye pyar hai, kaisa ye naz hai
Ham bhi to kuchh sune.n, hamase kya raz hai
Achchha to ye dil hamara ho gaya

Did not get the english translation but will upload when I get

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Posted: 12 years ago

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Episode 107

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGNky6IbMxE[/YOUTUBE]

First telecast Thursday, 27 October, 2011

Part 2 of the episode is under the Youtube link with English subtitles. The ASR Khushi scenes below have fairly good resolution and no subtitles.

Alternate links

Youtube link with English subtitles:

Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGNky6IbMxE

Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wUDK7FkacS8

Alternate Youtube link:

Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyD0dhEtNUw

Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TE3P2uTKpA

Part 3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cum3op0oYqM

Part 4: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEjnPLcoptc

Arnav Khushi scenes: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LL5uCXcn4GE

Dailymotion: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/k1axYOUzDwZwb73YXnk

Thanks, Katelyn, for searching the net every week, finding all the episodes, and sending them way ahead to me. And especially, for uploading into Dailymotion to make sure we have no interruptions.

Credit for the videos: Respective uploaders

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Posted: 12 years ago

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Originally posted by: chalhov

Episode 101

Rabba ve and Tu hi bata for two sets of lovers ASR and Khushi ,Akash and Payal all with depth of feelings unable to express

The hospital scene too good the depth of feelings between the two Arnav and Khushi and both so unaware of each other's feeling and unable to realise their own feelings.

Shyam upto his dirty tricks two timing all😡

Ankhon hi Ankhon hi
mein ishara ho gaya
Baithe baithe jine ka sahara ho gaya

Ab na vo zor hai, ab na vo shor hai
Hamako hai sab pata, dil mein kya chor hai
Ye chor kab se gavara ho gaya

Kaisa ye pyar hai, kaisa ye naz hai
Ham bhi to kuchh sune.n, hamase kya raz hai
Achchha to ye dil hamara ho gaya

Did not get the english translation but will upload when I get

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Ooh! Lovely collages Chalhov. What captures of their eyes! The second one highlights their eyes even more. The song is apt. 😳

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Posted: 12 years ago

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gorgeous, chalhov.

unki aankhen... so beautiful. and the gaanas. you know i re,member home and growing up days with your songs. my mother used to incessantly hum so many of them. people stay in your head and heart in so many ways. my mother lives in so many songs. one of there here "ankho hi ankhon mei," she'd look happy and play with the tunes while singing.

songs fit so well. second one is familiar but youtube check rushing to.

Thanks Indi All lines are from Ankhon hi Ankhon song and the second collage lines are a dialogue from bodyguard movie of Salman Khan Songs are quite old but all these songs I used to listen in radio and the lines just pop out whe I see some parts of the play. I luved geeta Dutt songs and in the old days we used to have a record player in our house with LPs now out of fashion and usage the hmv one lov to listen to music kind of soothing and the words just stick in the brain. Loved that this took you back to your mother😃

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indi52

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Posted: 12 years ago

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Originally posted by: DurgaS
Oh, Indi, that was so poignant. Liked the pics, but your words were speaking louder. My comments in bold blue. Liked the ones in pink.

thanks, durga,

he he me not so well read, but sometimes i just feel there are fine writers out there who have explored a feeling i want to capture so i go looking for them on the net. good reads usually has lovely ones. once ina way it's from something i have raed and thanks to the net can find again.

i am so with you on that mother suicide thing. it just so wasn't that. definitely a murder covered up as suicide.

like your ravan reference. being bengali, i never knew ravan had a strong, fine side, till much later. but of course even krittibas, our ramayan writer wrote that it was ravan who was ram's priest when ram decided to invoke the goddess to come and help him win the war. ma durga, dear durga as we bongs call her. ravan prayed, she came down to earth, helped ram to slay ravan. the subtlety and complexity of life just so dense here. i didn't know about his ahamkara but yes, a persistent refusal to look reality in the eye.

alas shyam was no ravan, just a third rate being. i so wish he had the stature to be a true antagonist to the protagonist asr presented.

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indi52

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Posted: 12 years ago

#756

^^^chalhov,

hmv lps yes yes yes. so many lps still lying at home, unused. had a sound even cd doesn't have. touched you.

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Posted: 12 years ago

#757

Originally posted by: DurgaS

Disclaimer: Please do not copy my work anywhere. If you do, please give credit.

Episode 102 to Episode 105

I had a gazal-like music playing in my mind while writing this poem. I wish I could convey that tune. If you can think of any gazal music while reading this poem, please hum it along. Towards the end, for the last three lines, the music slows down.

Achcha lagta hai

Mayoos tumhare chehre pe muskaan jo aayi

Aisa lagta hai, muddat ke baad bahaar aayi

Chandi ke do sikkon mein, sone jaisa tumhara chehra jo dekha

Achcha lagta hai...

Achcha lagta hai tumhe khilkhilaate hastey jo dekha

Achcha lagta hai

Timtimaati huyi battiyon mein tum jo ulajh gayi

Taaron ki iss baraat mein aakey tum nikhar gayi

Mere paas aane se saanson ko tumhari badhtey dekha

Achcha lagta hai...

Achcha lagta hai jo nazdeek se ye nazaara dekha

Achcha lagta hai

Faile huye rangon mein jo mujhse lipat gayi

Dilon ki doori lamhebhar ke liye hat gayi

Behaal hokar, zara si lipti huyi saadi mein tumhe jo dekha

Achcha lagta hai...

Achcha lagta hai ke har waqt, har baar bas tumhe dekha

Achcha lagta hai

Raat bhar tere khayalon mein khona

Is tarah mera khudko hi bhoolna

Achcha lagta hai

Translation:

When on your disappointed face came a smile

It felt as if spring came after a long time

In between two silver coins, when I saw your golden face

I feel good...

I feel good that I saw you laughing with glee

I feel good

When you got tangled in the twinkling lights

You glowed in this procession of stars

Saw that your breaths increased when I came near

I feel good...

I feel good that I saw this sight in close proximity

I feel good

When you clung to me in the spread out colours

Distance of the hearts were removed for a moment

In a lost condition, when I saw you in a little bit wrapped saree

I feel good...

I feel good that everytime, each time, I saw only you

I feel good

The whole night being lost in your thoughts

Forgetting myself like this

I feel good

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lovely, durga... it feels good. there's a song feel in this poem of yours. perfect for a background song as he walks about at night, then the next day comes and he is on with his world, she's somewhere there back of mind and he's feeling good.

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Posted: 12 years ago

#758

Wiwy's riddle: Why does ASR drink coffee?

My answers:

No.1 : Coffee rhymes with toffee, since ASR cannot have toffee, he has kadvi coffee. 😆

(No.1 has already been rejected by Wiwy. )

No.2 : Because coffee is dark, hot and does not need sugar, just like him.

No.3: Because it keeps him awake and he can continue thinking about his Khushi 😆

No. 4: Because he is the member of the 'Committee Of Futuristic Fashion Enterprising Entrepreneurs. (COFFEE)' 😆

No. 5: ASR has always had choices different from the others in the family. While they are dressed in colourful clothes, ASR is always in black/dark clothes.. While the rest of the family believes in God, ASR does not. While everyone is happy, smiling most of the time, ASR is mostly angry, brooding and rarely smiles. So, while the rest of the family drink tea, ASR prefers to drink coffee!

If I get anymore answers, I will post here. 😊

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@Indi

😳- honeymoon trail
episodes 96/97/98
- Love the way he is holdin her...its so tender nd affectionate ❤️

na tumhari baat sunni hai aur na tumhari shakal dekhni hai... i don't care ki tum kahan jaati ho, kya karti ho... i don't give a damn.

not that he'd lied. in that rush of anger, he really thought he meant it. he didn't want to see her face, nor talk to her, he didn't care where she went, what she did, he didn't give a damn. the mood was very rhett butler, must say. scarlett had gone too far.👍🏼

"anger. his friend, his foe, his mate. that anger was needed if a little boy whose mother was torn from him suddenly and terribly, whose world was scattered like a string of pearls, snapped; the pearls falling and crashing, their sound sharp, repetitive, on the hard floor echoing... if that little boy were to survive this calamity, he needed to find something within him. the boy found his rage and made it his own." - Awesome 👏

"and today, a young woman who intrigued him with her strange ways, who stayed in his head long after she'd left, who came up with the most bizarre plans to get him to do what he didn't want😃, and try as he might he couldn't get her out of his life, today, she had driven him straight round the bend on a road which he thought would be serene and uneventful." - very well written 👏

"thodi hi der mein sochogi, ki kaash tumne mujhe jaane diya hota..." in a short while you'll wish you'd let me go, he promised. khushi's pranks had not only completely thrown his nainital plans into disarray, now, to ensure that he doesn't stalk off without eating, without a car, in a foul mood and brooding, khushi had done a super filmi thing. "nahiiin!" she'd practically declaimed, gathered the crowds around and said, he can't leave her like that, it's not even been two hours and 24 minutes (er, khushi... natural born melodrama script specialist, that's what you are😃) that the two had eloped and got married... and all because the food was too hot, he was leaving? not her fault... auntyji was to blame. poor auntyji looked ashamed for causing such trouble. "- really good writin 👏 i really the melodramatic Khushi

" what khushi had set out to do was achieved. " - she was hilarious...even he couldn deny tht...he had to giv in 😳

asr's adios plans were foiled. leaving a tawny eyed creature in orange red anger.

he'd watched the theatrics nonplussed. this is not a man who likes such campy things, most of all he will not tolerate someone trying to get the better of him. and there's khushi, raising eyebrows, smiling as if to say, "got ya." oh this is intolerable." - Totally loved her naive smile...😊

i must say, i understood his ire perfectly. and as the bhangra proceeded and the midway fun of that highly unsubtle nature that seems to be dhaba fare got going, i was glad to see a nasty expression enter his eyes, and a mean lopsided smile take shape. he had another idea and this one would not please drama queen. the king of gussa meant to win this round." - 👏

"aur agar shaadi aaj hui hai, toh suhaag raat bhi aaj hi hogi na?"
khushi had not remembered how shatir the hungry angry young man could be. what?!!! wedding night? 😳

"his "chale?" was a bit different from the tender one just a while back when her dupatta had fallen and he'd shown how keenly he understood her needs and respected them. he slung her on his shoulder with one easy tug, caveman style, and took her, protesting screaming kicking, to the "honemoon suite." 👏👏 very well written..ASR style pick was awesome 😳

there in the middle of the night, in the middle of nowhere, he let his anger take over... "shhh!" he spat out. peremptory. at the end of tether.

"you started the drama, i'll end it. today you've crossed all limits... before i wake up tomorrow morning, disappear from here. i don't give a damn. and he left her alone in the room and walked off to get some sleep in a comfortable bed." - i really loved the startin line...you started this...i'll end..nd i do feel bad for Khushi..she's so scared 😭

"she sat there petrified, the lights went out, she was frozen in terror. in a second the mood had been expertly changed from fun and light to dark and tense." 👍🏼 i agree the scenes took a complete over turn

"devi maiyya raksha karna..." thoughts of the night at the guest house in my mind. the hours ticked by, she sat alone in fear.

he wakes up, the day registers. first name on his lips... "khushi" enquiring, then getting worried.. "khushi?!!"memory comes, and an expletive... oh shit. in an instant, he's up, the quilt flung off, quickness in every move. urgency.

where is she.

"aaj bhi hume tez gadi se darr lagta hai... hume andhere mein jaane se dar lagta hai," he is horrified as he recalls.

"this was the thing about his anger. when it came it blinded him to everything completely. perhaps taking his mind to the state it was in on a day from hell. everything went blank, all he knew was to hit out against everything. go away... go away... take this terrible reality away possibly was trapped in silent screams within him. it blocked out everything." - Wonderful...all i can see is tht u r completely in love with him...even his worst..u reason him out nd bring the best in him 👏

everybody.

even khushi.

"but when he calmed down, the enormity of his actions swamped him, making him feel terrible, guilty, just downright bad. i don't know why i am like this he will say to la soon, he does this without thinking or knowing... "anjaane me"... but when he realises what he's done he is just so ashamed of his actions." 😊

"he found her. he also realised she'd been alone through the night, without light or fan, sitting... and as if that weren't enough, she had high fever." - he is so concerned for her...just like she is for him...why can't they see this fact abt each other!!!

all because he was angry. "dammit" under the breath.

"and the cave man turned into the gentlest being on earth as he lifted her and carried her to a comfortable place, lay her down tenderly and soothed her fever away." Loved it...beautifully said ⭐️

"khushi, khushi," how can a monster sound so sweet.😳

"amma... babuji..." khushi needs her own, her care givers, delirious she seems to be. his eyes darken, sadness at his own behaviour and worry about her in them.👍🏼

"khushi, uthkar doodh pilo... phir dawai khani hai..."

"a pair of most caring arms lifted khushi up by the shoulders and brought her close toward his heart, looked as though he just wanted to gather her up and embrace her, enfold her with his arms, like the most precious thing life had given him."❤️ which he had
"maybe the director had slowed down motion, maybe the cinematographer had got the perfect magnification and angle, perhaps the lighting was perfect, but could just that have created that sense of drawing into oneself in the scene? or was it the phenomenal understanding of a moment in a characters's life that somehow barun and sanaya seemed to have."👍🏼

rabba vey and a gust of wind, rustling by, as he lifts her up, a scene i'll remember long.

😃 Love her

" he could get angry, he could walk away, he could shout and ignore, but he could not ever not love his drama queen. she could call him names, she could fight, she could even hate him, but she could never not love her gussa boy. " - superb⭐️

97

- too good

"sunlight streams in through the window. he sits by her and tends to her, bathing her fevered brow, watching over her... "

"he begins to move his hand away and she turns her face, resting a soft childlike cheek against his hand, nestling in trustingly. in the silence of his heart there's a truth, when no one's watching, he won;'t push it away. his heart moves before his head can. she snuggles more against his palm, he slides down from the bed, to keep her comfortable, leave his hand where she wants it." Love the description...he is soo in love with her

"he remembers how she'd fed him the previous day. all attention and immense care.

he remembers the threat, get out before i get up tomorrow morning.

i'm sorry khushi, i'm so sorry, the words fill the air, so still all around. not a trace of anger or worldliness in him now. just a boy, a girl, and a real feeling. what else is a honeymoon.😳

"he reaches to gently ease his hand out and remembers a tear, rolling down from her eyes. his arms around lavanya, a tear sliding down khushi's cheek, the cheek resting so peacefully in his palm right now. why did she cry?

why do i feel at this moment, he knew, he knew exactly what was going on, within both of them." - he did..but he chose to ignore it

"she's better, they are leaving their "suite," a gentle air about him, concerned,
"khushi?... tum... theek toh ho na?"

"hum dilli wapas apne aap chale jaayenge..." she offers, obvuiously still hurt by his ruthless anger. he's about to tell her not to be like that, he couldn't leave her... or so his body language indicates." - i really wished the goons had arrived after their conversation on this topic...i so want to knw how would he hav not let her leav alone 😊

and the jeep with wild people arrives.

asr and khushi confront the goondas. babuji confronts shyam.

right versus wrong... pure versus evil. 👏

"a fascinatingly well constructed segment of intercutting between the two scenarios. "

at the dhaba, as asr's anger is triggered by a man pushing khushi, his music holds sway."

both men are willing to kill someone... for khushi. but only one of them loves her. yet he leaves her alone in darkness without a covering the whole night. it's complicated... maybe because iit's real?" - it isn't perfect...but its true 😊

"haan mar daloonga, isski himmat kaisi hui tumhe haath ..."... you are mine asserts his heart, his gut, mine, and i will always be yours, holding you loving you, making sure no one hurts you... mine... do you hear me? and don't you forget that, dammit. but his head can't hear at the moment. too much anger. his friend. his foe. his mate." ⭐️ amazingly written

he's beating a man relentlessly, kicking, pummeling, hurling, hitting his head against the floor... a hand on his shoulder, and he returns to reality.

- even i loved this shot 😃

nice effect

blood on knuckle, a shaken man at the wheel. he has nothing to say to her. silent. he remembers her voice rising, "aap ko ho kya gaya?" what's happened to you.

he has no answer, just questions plague him, "kya ho gaya tha mujhe? ... his mind buzzes. te answer his heart and gut knew, his mind, his dimaag had not yet heard. 👍🏼his anger was protecting his heart, reflex action. his buddy, his temper. no nothing must hurt his fragile heart again, not if his gussa has anything to do with it." 👏

tense silence. khushi chirps in, "dilli aa gayi..."

not a word.

"finally she can't take it, she has never seen him like this. all through, despite all her nautanki, it's all been about her wanting to bring good things to him really😊." - really adore her selflessness here...always ready to do somethin happy for others

a little pyaar time with la, when that failed, a little pakoda to calm him, he won't have it... then some food at the dhaba, something nourishing, he hasn't eaten the whole day and he fainted in the morning. but he wouldn't listen. then the nahiiin natak, so that he wouldn't be stuck alone on the highway, minus car, awfully hungry. always about him. her laad governor whom she even in the third person calls, "aap" with a strange kind of respect, and yells at as though she has every right to, she has no idea why her eye wells up with a tear when he holds another, or why her expression turns to melancholy when someone else speaks of marrying him... all she knows is that she is worried about him, this anger, this out of control fury is no good for him. and if it's not good for him, she can't bear it... it's not good for her." - Superb 👏⭐️

"dekhiye aap kuch toh boliye... hum jaante hain ki humne aapko bahut pareshaan kiya, lekin aap kuchh bol nahin rahe hain toh hume kuchh ajeeb sa lag raha hai... (ajeeb, again that word, it is the defining word for the nature of their love story, along with hamesha and vishwaas and dammit maybe?) waise toh aap hamesha hume daant-te hain, chillate hain, hume apni aukat ki yaad dilate hain...waise kariye na. iss tarah aap ko chup baith-te hue humne kabhi dekha nahin hain..."

"aap kuch toh boliye na... hume daant lo... daant lo ap..." say something... just scold me...

"just shut up," cold silver ice in his voice.

"shut up? devi maiya ki jai ho," she's relieved, delighted to be insulted, at least he spoke. he hasn't spoken in three hours... she makes the mistake of reminding him of what he did, prattles away, if he could do this to a guy because he pushed her, what would he do if the guy dared hit her...

"get out." the words shot out like a bullet.

he didn't want to be reminded of his loss of control. why was he behaving like this, what was the matter with him? arnav singh raizada has never felt this sensation before. it feels alien, scary, threatening to him.

"kyun ab humne kya kiya?" what did i do now? she has been here before, she is flummoxed but not unduly shocked... till his second, through gritted teeth, expanded, emphatic:

"get... out."

"she is hurt, terribly, again. he slaps money into her hand, brusquely helps her take off her seat belt. classic that struggle of hers with the belt, all her agony in that jerky unfocussed movement,even shyam letting her down never hurt her perhaps as muchas this man's blow hot blow cold. she leaves." - by now i think she's understood him

"when he enters home, restless, seething, confused, grazing anger within, the screenplay uses a cute, wacky foil to contrast with his state of mind and throw it into relief. op. all gleaming smiley face asking for chhotey saab's attention, getting entangled with him like a playful kitten (perfect man for khushi to play ankh micholi with when she gets bored being rich at the raizada home). he tells op to get off his back and enters his den. a question searing." - 👏 really good phrases nd well written

"kal tak main usse pareshan tha toh phir aaj kya ho gaya hai mujhe?"

even when you were "pareshaan" you averted your gaze to hand her her dupatta, turned away to give her privacy. even when you were angry, you carried her to a room and left her in a safe place, not in the jungle. when you realised your folly, you rushed to find her, mortified at the state you discovered her in, when her cheek rested on your palm you only felt the flow of tenderness within, not a single instinct to draw away, when you gathered her up you were caring toward a girl who had driven you batty through a harrowing journey... and then when a man touched her, you lost it. yet you haven't a clue what's happening to you.👏⭐️" Fantastically said...especially the highlighted parts

as you didn't all those times you couldn't stop thinking of her... after bersarai and the sindoor incident, the day you ran like a maniac to find her in a crumbling edifice, the sunday afternoon you thought she wasn't coming back and ached, the endless times you repeated to yourself she's going away to lucknow for humesha and couldn't think of anything else. you put up with her mad plans, get angry but can't get rid of her from your mind, you can't bear to see a tear in her eyes, i could go on." - u hav really good memory abt arshi scenes 👏

yet you don't know what's happening to you. i guess the drive from faraq nahin padta to faraq padta is an arduous one, sometimes in the middle of it is a honeymoon suite. 😳👏⭐️

Indi i won't lie...it was pretty long review 😆 but in between u hav given beautiful writin abt their Love nd feelings for each other..thts simply fantastic 👏⭐️ my comments nd expressions must hav said it all...Beautiful writin 👏

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DurgaS

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Posted: 12 years ago

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Originally posted by: indi52

thanks, durga,

he he me not so well read, but sometimes i just feel there are fine writers out there who have explored a feeling i want to capture so i go looking for them on the net. good reads usually has lovely ones. once ina way it's from something i have raed and thanks to the net can find again.

i am so with you on that mother suicide thing. it just so wasn't that. definitely a murder covered up as suicide.

like your ravan reference. being bengali, i never knew ravan had a strong, fine side, till much later. but of course even krittibas, our ramayan writer wrote that it was ravan who was ram's priest when ram decided to invoke the goddess to come and help him win the war. ma durga, dear durga as we bongs call her. ravan prayed, she came down to earth, helped ram to slay ravan. the subtlety and complexity of life just so dense here. i didn't know about his ahamkara but yes, a persistent refusal to look reality in the eye.

alas shyam was no ravan, just a third rate being. i so wish he had the stature to be a true antagonist to the protagonist asr presented.

Yes, Ravan was the priest for Ram when he prayed before the start of the war. Ravan was knowledgable, well read, winner of many battles, believed that no one could defeat him, he had received a boon from Lord Shiva, he was a stauch Shiv Bhakt. But, all this lead to him becoming a ahamkaari/egoistic person. This was considered a sole reason for his defeat.

Shyam comes nowhere near Ravan, not even one percent. But, when you mentioned that conscience was what lacking in his personality. If he had that, he would have been a good man. My mind immediately thought of Ravan, because his egoism was the only hindrance, if he did not have that, he would have been one of the greats of the mythological period.

I agree, the antagonist protagonist mismatch was very much evident

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