::.AarYan Of The Week [29].:: - Page 5

Originally posted by: 55shobha

why bua ji is special for PV🤣?

Bua ji, one of my fav character in PV... she is a funny lady.. always thinks she can do everything and can ruin aarthi life. But actually she is helping Aarthi in all ways... Because of her Aarya get fight, Because of her Aarthi starts to feel something something for Yash in her heart... She is the pillar of AarYa love story.. Kaash meri sapne puri ho ja thi hai.. I want PraYa wedding..

write some thing about me?

You, my dear shobi kannu.. We get to know as GCian fans and now become best friends.. Love to know you and happy that you are always there for me...

whats the most crazy thing about u?

First impression of people about me : Arrogant

Second impression : Nice

Third impression : She is crazy

That how i am, always plays around and torturing everyone...

If you try to fail, and succeed, which have you done?

Why im try to fail.. 😳

Better I try to succeed.. 😆😆😆

Why isn't the number 11 pronounced onety one?

who knows, my teacher teach me like that.. 11 is eleven...

thats enough

more sets r coming soon

coming soon..😲 baap re...😆😆😆

Originally posted by: 55shobha

Why is there only 12 hours on a clock?
If love is blind, why is marriage such an eye opener?
Why is the time of day with the slowest traffic called rush hour?
Why did the boy throw a clock out of the window?
Why do gorillas have big nostrils

Why does not baking soda freeze?
Why is there a top line on lined paper if we never use it?
When a cow laughs, does milk come out of its nose?

Originally posted by: shubhika124

Wow!

Borna! You like Iravati Harshe 😲 I loveee her 😲 Infact 99% of your favorites are my favorites too 😲 Hugs! 🤗

Anba! Why didn't I know you like SRK ☺️ 🤗

Originally posted by: salvatore-nina

Questions for all three of you:

Nina, you asking qs same like my Creative Writing Lecturer.. 😆😆😆

- How would you each define chemistry and how does AarYa fit into that definition?

Chemistry.. I finish my high school few years back re.. Now u asking Define Chemistry.. running to get my sis chemistry book...😆😆😆

- What is your opinion regarding scope for actors' growth in Indian television? In Bollywood/ general Hindi cinema?

- What kind of role/project would you want both Gurmeet and Kratika to do if there was a possibility of them working together again?

- What is the most overrated archetype of a female character in Indian TV? Of a male character?

- If you were a producer, what kind of show/film would you want to make?

If i am a producer, im goin to direct and produce my own serial and my own movie.. The script is ready and now wating for a good producer... My serial will based on romantic family drama and for my movie, it will be war based romantic movie.. Hope some day i will direct my own movie and you guys could watch it...

1. Things you like in Punar Vivah
2. Things you don't like in Punar Vivah
3. Mention 5 positive things about PV forum
4. Mention 5 negative things about PV forum
5. 5 things you love about Gurmeet
6. Things you don't like in Gurmeet
7. 5 things you love about Kratika
8. things you don't like in Kratika
9. Suppose you are a journalist, questions you want to ask Gurmeet
10. Questions you want to ask Kratika
11. Your dream role for Gurmeet
12. Your dream role for Kratika
13. 5 positive things about you
14. 5 negative things about you
15. On a scale of 1-10

a) how weird are you?

b) how social are you?

c) how funny are you?

d) how sensitive are you?

e) how egoistic are you?

f) how lovable are you?

For Ria Di-

1. Write about the growth of Gurmeet as an actor ( from ramayan to punar vivah)
2. Difference between Maan and Yash

For Borna-

Write about the growth of kratika as an actor.

Originally posted by: Euphoria.

Congrats Borna, Ria and Anba! 🤗

Thanks a ton, Anu! 😃

My questions for you three:

1. Which type of Yash-Aarti scene do you like the best? (i.e. romance, comedy, emotional, etc)

Well, since PV's Yash-Aarti scenes are written, directed, and enacted so that romantic scenes can have shades of comedy or shades of sadness or anger incorporated into them seamlessly in ways that make "romantic scenes" emotional and deeply meaningful, I would have to say romance. Their romance IS emotionally stirring 😊. Their romance is not the mindless trip-catch-eyelock-dupattalock stuff. Yash-Aarti personify true romantic love and passion, and that shows in all their scenes.

2. Which one actor in PV do you dislike?

I'm assuming you're asking about acting style and impact...3-way tie between Leena, Heena, and Akshay.

3. Who do you like the best apart from Yash/Gurmeet and Aarti/Kratika in PV? - actor and character (they can be 2 different people)

Actor: Close tie between Chetan Pandit and Geeta Tyagi...I like Zahida and Dolly a little bit less than those two.

Character: Prateek, for the close bond he shares with his brothers (and Gundi Bhabhi) and for the love he has for his family.

4. Who would you want Gurmeet and Kratika to work with in their new projects, if they are not cast together?

*sigh* Gurmeet and Ragini in something fun and quirky with a sensitive core; Kratika and Mishal in something with a mix of suspense and subtle lighthearted moments.

5. If you had the chance to cast Gurmeet and Kratika as the leads of any of the Mills and Boon shows on-air right now, which show would that be?

What are the options for those shows? 🤔 It would be interesting to see how they could make a general Mills&Boon show into something tolerable, though. Those things need good directors too, I believe, to elevate scenes above the cliches.

6. Which show do you think would have been worth watching had Gurmeet and Kratika been part of it? (don't say every show! 😆)

Hmm...I don't know much about the other shows on-air right now...So I will go back in time. If Sanjivani had gotten a proper serious continuation, it would have been so neat to see Gurmeet and Kratika in it. I'm adding that to my already-long wishlist of stories in my mind.

Congrats once again! <3

Thank you, Anu! 🤗

Originally posted by: salvatore-nina

Borna I was sort of hoping you'd write long replies 😆. Thanks for your responses!

You took the time to read through them, and I had a good time thinking about them! Thanks for asking! 😆 😉 More long replies for you...I really had to set aside time to think about them, and I will continue to do so so now that you've brought these topics up!

I just thought of a couple more questions for you:

- Since you mentioned period dramas, which ones have you seen and which one did you like the most?

Pakeezah and the 1981 Umrao Jaan are the films coming to mind most clearly right now. A lot of the Hindi films of the '70s had characters who were courtesans and/or tawaifs, depending on the time period, and that character depiction has been pretty enduring...Plus the music automatically draws me to those sorts of films...I remember seeing the 2002 Devdas and not understanding much about it when I saw it for the first time, even though I loved Madhuri's portrayal of Chandramukhi - I do remember a lot of older people in my community being quite unhappy about it for various reasons, while the younger crowd who only cared about particular actors loved the film, lavish sets, dances, and all. I suspect that the discontent had to do with the adaptation process and the liberties taken. That said, the same older audience seemed generally happier with the adaptation of Parineeta that came out in 2005. That sort of feeds into your next question, too...

Other Hindi historical/period films I've seen: Asoka, Lagaan, Pinjar, Mangal Pandey, bits and pieces of Jodhaa-Akbar...I've also wanted to see Mughal-e-Azam, Amrapali, and Shatranj Ke Khiladi for quite a while. I am also determined to watch Contiloe's Jhansi Ki Rani to see how they handled turning it into a daily soap with its trappings, creative liberties, and all. All these films and shows are fine for background and performances...The creative liberties I can live with, since I'm not an authority on those historical accounts in any case. If anything, watching those dramatized accounts ignites an interest to learn more about the actual time/place/person/event. And that is a good thing, in my opinion, if it sends a person to do research or to actually go read the books, in the case of literature.

- What is your take on famous literary works being made into films? For example, The Great Gatsby just released today and there is so much hype around it. Which films did you actually watch that were based on books and which one did you like the most?

Sticky issue! It is always tricky translating a literary work into film - I understand that better now than I did before...If I have read the books before watching the adaptations (like in the case of the Harry Potter series - I haven't read Jane Austen's novels closely, so I can't comment on those adaptations) then my first instinct is to lean toward the book. But given the differences in the two media and what I have learned about cinema over this past semester, I am trying to be more conscious of what directors do stylistically that may enhance or detract from the essence of the book. I bet I have watched a fair number of adaptations over the years but since I haven't read the books that inspired them, I won't be able to comment on that...You mentioned The Great Gatsby, though...I would have to read the book again if I wanted to watch it, but since that reminded me of Revolutionary Road...That was quite an exhilarating yet difficult film to watch. I bet the book would have been hard to get through for someone like me...

Edited to add: I was just reminded of how I would like to watch the Hindi adaptation of The Guide since I did read that book and it is regarded as a classic of Hindi cinema...I would be up for reading all the famous Bengali novels/novellas that led to a rage of adapting those works into films, both Bengali and Hindi, too. If only I had the time to familiarize myself with them!

Originally posted by: LoveViShalini

shobi kannu, i dun want go back to school now.. mummy, mujhe bachao...

p/s : will be back with ma answers