Originally posted by: Soundarya22
Nothing much to say, loved everyone's reviews.
To add literally two cents, I noticed amidst all the drama.
- Sultan tells his henchmen...mujhe protection ki zaroorat nahin, tum log jao'...seemed like the biggest understatement of the yearđ¤Ł, considering he has been gallivanting all over town, entering high security zones like he's on his evening walk.
- I really like Radhaji these days, comes across as so dignified. I am happy that RK keeps her faith. She's like a normal mother...liked the way she refers to Sultan as 'woh ladka'...not 'woh aadmi'. Reminds me of my mom who calls everyone...that boy or girl, and I have to tell her...they are men and women, please do not call them boys/girls. Very cute touch.
1) I was like "Ae Le" Seriously what a whimsical Don ! Bodygaurds, disguises, Kaka, Real Dads, Sons, Enemies, Godowns, Love, everything happens in such a whimsical fashion as if he is visiting Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory.
2) Me too liked that "woh ladka" . It was so beautiful as this old and matured woman spoke of the person from her point of view as a boy, from his son's point of view as the Other Man...that Padmini was aghast...because she never respected Sultan as a man or a son...she treated him as an Angel in shot and hired as a Gangster at the second chance. Basically Sultan was becoming her servant, a help at her whimsical wishes. We could see his disgust at her frantic calls over his cell phone once he realizes what a fool he had been in imagining things for himself and also was leading himself to pit by listening to Padmini.
How do the creatives make such caricatures of these characters ?
The drunkard (Rashid) was drinking right on the pavement besides the Ganesha Temple. Is it even allowed that way ? Temples are always in places where all sorts of people come and around those places in alleyways, we have drunkards, addicts, ruffians, beggars. But never saw such Khullam Khulla Peena in CIVIC municipalities.
Pushpa Impossible
