Take 5 Sa: The Lean, Mean Kitchen Machine - Page 2

J ve I need to know, what gives serious SRJ to you?😛 Handlebar mustache or earring?😈

Why did they waste the first 5 min running a repeat of what they showed in yesterday's episode?😲 Heinken, hum bhi confirmiya after watching it today - the duppatta is indeed stitched to her skirt.

Awesome post. I for one am all for violence. The scenes where he dealt with 5 terrorists single handed in that Dabang-meets-Rajni manner reeked of a desi take on Quentin Tarantino's Inglorious Basterds. No where near the original, but that was the first thing that came to mind when Major saahab backed the jeep on to the man. In the real world , Jambasa, he would probably be given a slap on the wrist and nothing more. This is war. No one cares about human rights, sad as that may be, it's the reality of army life. The reprimand would be about by-passing authority. Not about the body count. About the earring- he is Rudra Pratap Ranawat, a Rajput from the sound of his name. Rajput warriors traditionally used to pierce one ear.

That was 🤣🤣

Jamba-sa, you better hope that fans and viewers of Rangrasiya don't read your Take 5 sa before watching the episode!!! I swear on Bitwa's ray ban that we will not be able to watch the episode without laughing 😆

after WU, ur posy was the first one i was waiting for😃

Hilarious🤣
ll b back later...

You are too good...

Originally posted by: SS88

Awesome post. I for one am all for violence. The scenes where he dealt with 5 terrorists single handed in that Dabang-meets-Rajni manner reeked of a desi take on Quentin Tarantino's Inglorious Basterds. No where near the original, but that was the first thing that came to mind when Major saahab backed the jeep on to the man. In the real world , Jambasa, he would probably be given a slap on the wrist and nothing more. This is war. No one cares about human rights, sad as that may be, it's the reality of army life. The reprimand would be about by-passing authority. Not about the body count. About the earring- he is Rudra Pratap Ranawat, a Rajput from the sound of his name. Rajput warriors traditionally used to pierce one ear.

You know - I think I just might be the shrinking violet in this case. Never been able to handle the sight of raqth.

Though I disagree about the slap on the wrist for bitwa - somewhat. Excesses happen, and sometimes they get brushed under the carpet - but the level of accountability is far higher today than it was, say - a couple decades ago.

Love your posts.🤣

All the Indian soaps share the same 'Prop and Wardrobe Company".
TV characters who are single wear wedding bands, other symbolic rings, non-believers wear the blessed "threads" on their wrists so what's an earring in the military. 😆

Originally posted by: Vistaa

<font color="#006699" size="2" face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">At the risk of sounding repetitous, Happy New Year J sa 🤗</font>

<font color="#006699" size="2" face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">And thank you for providing somecomic relief to an otherwise work-laden new year day...won't get to watch the epi until much later...</font>

<font color="#006699" size="2" face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif">Do I sense much stronger misgivings in today's Take 5 than days past? That bad, huh?</font>

Jodha Ve - au contraire.

This PH has done good with casting - each and every actor fits their role, and there's zero hamming so far. The locale shoots are absolutely gorgeous and beautifully done - I'm enjoying this glimpse of Saat samundar Paar des.

However, I had serious misgivings about this show when someone said it was a remake of Othello, but am willing to watch - so long as they leave the violence to our imagination, and stay away from what Doc calls bruising wala pyaar.

Those two be deal breakers for me.

Originally posted by: -Jamba-

Jodha Ve - au contraire.

This PH has done good with casting - each and every actor fits their role, and there's zero hamming so far. The locale shoots are absolutely gorgeous and beautifully done - I'm enjoying this glimpse of Saat samundar Paar des.

However, I had serious misgivings about this show when someone said it was a remake of Othello, but am willing to watch - so long as they leave the violence to our imagination, and stay away from what Doc calls bruising wala pyaar.

Those two be deal breakers for me.