Based on what??????? - Page 3

Originally posted by: Khalrika

Chandra bhaiya, it is not my Ananda Ramayan. 😆😆😆

😕😕😕 I would never write such fanciful stories like Swami Ananda or whoever who wrote this "other" Ramayan in Sanskrit. I hope I have more intelligence than that! 😕

Originally posted by: chen2chic

And even if you wrote such fanciful and imaginative stories, I'm sure you wouldn't call it "RAMAYAN", would you?

Originally posted by: Khalrika

Not only Dilbert, they have also taken something from this old Bollywood movie I was watching some months ago. The movie was Yaadon Ki Bharat with Dharmendra and some others. The 3 brothers unite over a song when they become adults. They are separated in their youth. Luv and Kush meeting (after Luv is made king) after being separated had the same flavor as this Yaadon Ki Bharat movie I watched recently. 😡

I think even Dada Sagar will be turning in his grave. 😕😕

Originally posted by: Khalrika

Nope, I would call it Khalrika Ki Kahaniyan or Khalrikayan. 😆😆😆

Khalrika & Chen2

It's also similar to that scene in Rainman, where Dustin Hoffman's character sings a song, which is then picked up by Tom Cruise, and then it flashes back to them that they were brothers, although Tom knew about it from the papers.

Originally posted by: chen2chic

😆😆😆 Khalrikayan would mean the "Journey of Khalrika".

Khalrika ki Kahaniyan sounds good, or even "Khalrikaniyaan" 😃😃😃

The last part of today's episode was based on Hansel & Gretel. At least K-L were like Hansel/Gretel trapped in the cottage by a witch.

These are the folk tales the Sagars are referencing. Fine job, fellas😡

Originally posted by: Chandraketu

The last part of today's episode was based on Hansel & Gretel. At least K-L were like Hansel/Gretel trapped in the cottage by a witch.

These are the folk tales the Sagars are referencing. Fine job, fellas😡