What is the most captivating image?

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Abhinaya

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Posted: 11 years ago

#11

Nice post Sunara 😳 All of the posters have done complete justice for promoting the show! Even non Sanaya fans or people who havent caught up with the promos,see these posters,they would get intrigued seeing a backdrop like that ! Kudos to Nautanki and the CV's! 👏 Btw YAYYY! So finally 30th is here !! Few more hours to go !! Hugs 🤗

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Originally posted by: princessunara

<font color="#0066CC" face="Comic Sans MS, Times, serif" size="2"> I know! I absolutely love that shot of her running to him for shelter and peeking from behind him as he stands guard in front of her protecting her from whatever was threatening her..

But that image is from sneak peek n it was not much showed on TV and not at all during the theater airings during Dhoom 3. That is why i singled this one out..

But it sure was breathtaking!

btw hi, i am Sunara 😳
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Hi Sunara , em Aisha . Really? it did played in theatre?

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-Saumya-

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Posted: 11 years ago

#13

These two are one of the most brilliant posters I have seen for Indian television. Paro looks innocent and more shocked and Rudra is uncaring, ruthless. For any normal viewer, these should be enough to grasp their attention.

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lylow

@lylow

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Posted: 11 years ago

#14

Well I think the image where Rudra is pointing a gun at Paro is an extremely poweful image and would make any person immediately curious.

And the image you have chosen would leave quite a powerful imprint in a person's mind. Paro's hand are bound by ropes and Rudra is just looking as if he couldn't care at all.

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Chandu2000

@Chandu2000

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Posted: 11 years ago

#15

True.!! I agree with you .

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kautilya04

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Posted: 11 years ago

#16

Well, I totally classify as a layman here 😆 The image you've posted is very striking...it totally captures the attention. But for me, it was a mixture of factors 🤔

The harshness of the desert as the backdrop, a hero who looks ruthless and very rough-around-the-edges, a delicate but strong-looking heroine...There is something very stirring about the whole setup...😳😳

And in the promos, at least, there is total absence of anything decorative or artificial...and that is so so so appealing to a jaded couch potato's eyes 😆 So yeah, am waiting very eagerly for 9:30! 😳

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jaya100

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Posted: 11 years ago

#17

As a fan obviously I'm biased and I think all the promos and the sneak peak are awesome but taking it from the pov of a non fan I guess the two images that would make me want to watch are the one you picked and the image of the women in black taking Paro's bridal jewellery off to show her widowhood. The handcuff scene because I don't think I've ever seen anything like it and the widow scene because it was so impactful in the cinematography. If I was watching just for romance then the scene where Paro hides behind Rudra...they were both good but Ashish totally nailed the look and made me feel if I was in trouble that would be a person I could rely on.

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Sunara

@princessunara

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Originally posted by: -Babelicious-
Hi Sunara , em Aisha . Really? it did played in theatre?

YUP! They played it before and during Dhoom 3 break across all hindi speaking areas in India! ⭐️

n hi Aisha, nice to get to know u 😳

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Sunara

@princessunara

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Originally posted by: kautilya04
Well, I totally classify as a layman here 😆 The image you've posted is very striking...it totally captures the attention. But for me, it was a mixture of factors 🤔
The harshness of the desert as the backdrop, a hero who looks ruthless and very rough-around-the-edges, a delicate but strong-looking heroine...There is something very stirring about the whole setup...😳😳

And in the promos, at least, there is total absence of anything decorative or artificial...and that is so so so appealing to a jaded couch potato's eyes 😆 So yeah, am waiting very eagerly for 9:30! 😳

Hi Layman 😆 I am Sunara btw 😳

nice to know your thoughts and good to see u here! glad u loved it and found it interesting! Seriously though most of us were crazy SI fans, so its always good to know a different perspective on it! n luckily so far for RR it has been 100% positive 😳

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Sunara

@princessunara

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Originally posted by: jaya100
As a fan obviously I'm biased and I think all the promos and the sneak peak are awesome but taking it from the pov of a non fan I guess the two images that would make me want to watch are the one you picked and the image of the women in black taking Paro's bridal jewellery off to show her widowhood. The handcuff scene because I don't think I've ever seen anything like it and the widow scene because it was so impactful in the cinematography. If I was watching just for romance then the scene where Paro hides behind Rudra...they were both good but Ashish totally nailed the look and made me feel if I was in trouble that would be a person I could rely on.

di i didn't include the sneak peek one only cz it was not played in Dhoom 3, cz that is where this should would have been most exposed to totally none tv watching crowds...
otherwise definitely that scene where she runs and hides behind him!! hayyeee! ❤️

and hmm.. ya the widowhood scene was shocking when it came first.. but i think even after the initial shock, the 2nd promo didn't bring much except the fiery side of Paro.. But 3rd one's last shot sure left an impression cz of the sheer brutality of having her hands tied, not even were they in simple handcuffs. but they were tied harshly hurting her physically...somehow it took the initial 2 promos brutality to another level! 😲

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