Laila -Ankitha - Page 9

Originally posted by: CravingKhana

Honestly not entirely ( but not to say I won't come back to it)
Cos when u go Quinten, Jamie my eyes rolled
Swathi I don't expect much from a daily that has no time to fart inbetween takes ... So it is unreasonable to expect scene perfection
The thing is there have not been many scenes that came together quite as well in this series both technically and artistically one or the other out perform I have criticized this hence my leap to point out a good one when I see it.
Thus said I guess not mentioning Paro I have committed the sin of saying she ain't good by omission ... Truth is I liked said scene I wrote it
N yes I liked the fact that it was not lob sided no one out did the other so all in all for me it was a good take for desi ( hindhi) TV land...

Originally posted by: CravingKhana

Lololololol I am doing what I said they cannot do

Originally posted by: serialjunkie

😆 FLS I actually read it all, because I loved Django Unchained. But the above sentences caught my attention. The female characters, with the exception of KakiCumMaasi, would have a hard time overshadowing Ashish - be it Ankitha or Sanaya. Ashish's role, as you said, is author backed and well written, not to mention the fact that the actor himself takes his job very seriously and embarks on character immersion, dialog refinement, method acting to breathe and live the role. I am not sure how long he will be able to sustain the momentum, but his hardwork shows on screen and has, for me, overshadowed Ankitha and Sanaya, whenever he has been on screen with them. I know i am in the minority opinion but what can i do, thats just how i feel.

Originally posted by: serialjunkie

😆 FLS I actually read it all, because I loved Django Unchained. But the above sentences caught my attention. The female characters, with the exception of KakiCumMaasi, would have a hard time overshadowing Ashish - be it Ankitha or Sanaya. Ashish's role, as you said, is author backed and well written, not to mention the fact that the actor himself takes his job very seriously and embarks on character immersion, dialog refinement, method acting to breathe and live the role. I am not sure how long he will be able to sustain the momentum, but his hardwork shows on screen and has, for me, overshadowed Ankitha and Sanaya, whenever he has been on screen with them. I know i am in the minority opinion but what can i do, thats just how i feel.