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Posted: 12 years ago

#11

Originally posted by: aarti4you

No seriously, Your posts are always well written and give a unique take on the show :)

thanks u so much for the compliment yaar but main likte kab hoon 😕 .. n is forum ki sab se gandi writer hoon .. reader bhi .. thanks again 🤗means a lot

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Veera

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Posted: 12 years ago

#12

Well said Aarti! I really love your analysis. It's perfect to the core!

Indeed, SLB takes a very "old world" approach to love. It really doesn't have to be only physical attraction. And I find that this silent communication he really puts into his work is more profound. As the great SLB said himself during the launch, lust is a part of love. To completely explore the other side of love is a risk for many, because it clearly doesn't bring TRPs. But to be honest, if TRPs weren't part of Jennifer and Gautam's salary, I don't think I would have cared the slightest about them. Nonetheless, I'm so glad that today's episode ended up the way it did. It was so different, so unique, so simple, yet so extravagant. Definitely, this was not something I've seen anywhere else. And that's what I love about this show, it impacts you. It teaches you things.

There is a certain sophistication and class that comes with the very emotional romance of Saras and Kumud. I really feel like this show is a life lesson for me. What is love with only lust, anyway? Definitely not dimensional or layered, and I like my layers 😳

Once again, excellent post Aarti! Loved it! 😊

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aarti_gupta

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Posted: 12 years ago

#13

Originally posted by: veera25
Well said Aarti! I really love your analysis. It's perfect to the core!
Indeed, SLB takes a very "old world" approach to love. It really doesn't have to be only physical attraction. And I find that this silent communication he really puts into his work is more profound. As the great SLB said himself during the launch, lust is a part of love. To completely explore the other side of love is a risk for many, because it clearly doesn't bring TRPs. But to be honest, if TRPs weren't part of Jennifer and Gautam's salary, I don't think I would have cared the slightest about them. Nonetheless, I'm so glad that today's episode ended up the way it did. It was so different, so unique, so simple, yet so extravagant. Definitely, this was not something I've seen anywhere else. And that's what I love about this show, it impacts you. It teaches you things.

There is a certain sophistication and class that comes with the very emotional romance of Saras and Kumud. I really feel like this show is a life lesson for me. What is love with only lust, anyway? Definitely not dimensional or layered, and I like my layers 😳

Once again, excellent post Aarti! Loved it! 😊

Wow Veera :) Loved your analysis and thank you !

I love the layers of the show as well .. gives a holistic approach/view of the story.

I especially like how SLB does not spoon feed the story to us but rather lets us imagine and intrigues us with the plot .. There are so many layers as you mentioned and we get to take them down to understand the characters and story to its core .. something I really enjoy :)

Thank you for the feedback 😃

Edited by aarti4you - 12 years ago

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Veera

@SahirsBeard

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Posted: 12 years ago

#14

Originally posted by: aarti4you

Wow Veera :) Loved your analysis and thank you !
I love the layers of the show as well .. gives a holistic approach/view of the story.
I especially like how SLB does not spoon feed the story to us but rather lets us imagine and intrigues us with the plot .. There are so many layers as you mentioned and we get to take them down to understand the characters and story to its core .. something I really enjoy :)

Thank you for the feedback 😃

😊 I couldn't agree more with you! That's also something else I really enjoy about the show. Nothing is blatant. The characterization of everything, from the village to the Kaki.. everything has its own layers, its own existence in a giant swirl of life. I have no doubt a lot of thought is being put into each and every scene because even the dialogues tend to give me a mini stroke 😆

You really have to think about each scene. It's not all in one ear, out the other. I find that very unique on its own too. Impacting stuff whoaa! 😆

Thanks so much for your brilliant reply!