Over The Top Much? - Page 6

Originally posted by: .bohemian.

Not even an iota of an armyman in the character. Seems like an altogether different show from the first month or two. Things TRPs do to a show...

Originally posted by: Naach_Basanti

Real life calling. Not sure if I can monitor the thread again tonight.

Keep it clean people, no mudslinging, not even if someone tries to spoil the party. Okay?

Originally posted by: Siesta

Sorry for butting in...just want to say that I have seen armymen from very close quarters. And yes they are tough when it comes to the battlefield but otherwise they are just normal ppl. They live a dual life. Just like you find ppl with normal upbringing and childhood in the regular population and some too scarred by their life's experiences ...similar percentage is there in army men also. Being in the army doesn't mean that you become immune to your emotions..in fact i would say sometimes its the opposite ...that tough life makes them even more vulnerable in their day to day life.

Originally posted by: Asr-Ki-Sam

I disagree!
Hez brilliant at emotional scenes!
No1 cud've done this job except Ashish
hez awesome

Originally posted by: Siesta

Sorry for butting in...just want to say that I have seen armymen from very close quarters. And yes they are tough when it comes to the battlefield but otherwise they are just normal ppl. They live a dual life. Just like you find ppl with normal upbringing and childhood in the regular population and some too scarred by their life's experiences ...similar percentage is there in army men also. Being in the army doesn't mean that you become immune to your emotions..in fact i would say sometimes its the opposite ...that tough life makes them even more vulnerable in their day to day life.

Originally posted by: ttt1

frankly i dont care so much about acting , for me if the scene conveys the right feel , i am good

i dont really look into whether it is the actor or writer or director

in fact yesterday i liked the dilsher rudra scene , where he tries to hide his arm and disability

dealing with something like that is difficult , but you dont let it come in front of the world

i havnt watched the episode , so cant really say , but from what i gather too much break down scenes not good

nothing about adhish's acting , my issue is with his profession and ST understanding of it

Originally posted by: AyeReKhushi

Yes ma'am and you better not ask the mods to close it, thank god I didn't miss it today! 😛 Your posts contain actual discussion without any hint of overpraising or bashing actors/characters/show, which is a rarity here. As soon as I saw your thread title, I knew exactly what you were talking about lol. I guess it's become that predictable now. I sat through the "drunk" episodes but at this point, the emotional breakdowns are exasperating. Rudra was portrayed as a man's man from the beginning, he was the strong, silent type and that made him stand tall. Now he cries more than Paro. They are messing up his character traits. They should've made Rudra hold back and take everything in silently...while all these events cause his emotions to build up and one day, he explodes and that breakdown would have a major impact. Now it's like...I know I should be sympathazing with him but am I a horrible person for getting annoyed and wanting him to move on already. OTT is the perfect way to describe it.