I think its called high octane!

I mean... Wow!

Napsters stories of the cold manic, icy fury, holding down the inferno beneath, of Rudra were personified today by Ashish. I think he must really truly actually read this forum!

It was a massive scene, massive dialogues and he smashed it just like he smashed the chair! 😎

Interesting point here. We have been, on this forum, debating between reality and ... For want of another word... A sort of mysticism. The reality view questions Paro and her actions. The mystic view, one of faith, signs, the will of God in your life, does not. Today , Rudra told her, in his searing "bhagya" dialogue, the price he has paid, in the real world, in brutally real terms for her faith based actions. The conflict between the two worlds... Brilliant. 👏

I heave a sigh though, because conshumashuns has just been punted back to the 10 yard line! And it was going so well... Dori leela, rain leela, ... 😭

Drink up the Red Bull ladies and gents! It continues tomorrow!

Lovely post btw

Thank you! I think we totally got our paisa vasool of thrills today!

Lol! Did not realise that! Cant wait for tomorrow!

Thank you! Love love love your siggie!

Of what the writer and creators have given us so far and as AS said in his interview, everything happens for a reason in Rang rasiya. Thus, yes, i feel showing this conflict, how faith and belief, in God of any kind of course, that innocence, that deep and that kind of overlooking, collides with the material world and everything around it based on our minor understading is the writers main aim, Rudra and Parvati story is the catalyst to reach the audience and touch their deeps, how a lonely wounded but untouched faithful soul reacts to the ugly truth of whats called 'real' and how another lonely wounded, broken, damaged soul by the 'real' reacts to a lighter, better reality involving faith and trust . And have they choosen a 'greatest catalyst or what?!👏

In hope for this amazing writing to continue.

As for the act and plot, let aside just tellywood, this is what Bollywood and cinema in general is strongly missing now.