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there is this sweet vulnerability about him...and I have never cried so much for any male character on television or even in movies (except for the old black & white Bollywood movies with Dilip Kumar and Raj Kapoor)...his feelings are strong, genuine, and extremely deep...and whatever he feels, I end up feeling the same with twice the force...
in some ways now to me he seems like a volcano...which hasn't erupted in ages but there is lava and fire seething deep within him...he is capable of so much and so much good now but in many ways his redemption has made him completely lacking in self awareness..
you pity a man with so many talents handing over the right to rule his life to others instead of himself...but that's what the mistakes he's made got him.
there is also a lot of innocence in him despite some of his wrongs...that innocence is beautiful, real and endearing...when he suffers , you just want to reach into the screen and soothe away his pain...and I feel at times he wears his heart on his sleeve but his family fails to notice it.
There is so much goodness about him that his family has still not acknowledged...I want to see Jagya in a place where he one day can say to himself that he is capable or good , and at that time I hope his family openly agrees with him...
He is so imperfect and so human...and that's very rare to see on Indian television...all that imperfection is extremely beautiful and alluring.
in some ways now to me he seems like a volcano...which hasn't erupted in ages but there is lava and fire seething deep within him...he is capable of so much and so much good now but in many ways his redemption has made him completely lacking in self awareness..
you pity a man with so many talents handing over the right to rule his life to others instead of himself...but that's what the mistakes he's made got him.
there is also a lot of innocence in him despite some of his wrongs...that innocence is beautiful, real and endearing...when he suffers , you just want to reach into the screen and soothe away his pain...and I feel at times he wears his heart on his sleeve but his family fails to notice it.
There is so much goodness about him that his family has still not acknowledged...I want to see Jagya in a place where he one day can say to himself that he is capable or good , and at that time I hope his family openly agrees with him...
He is so imperfect and so human...and that's very rare to see on Indian television...all that imperfection is extremely beautiful and alluring.
Pushpa Impossible
