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Dearest Paro, you actually think that you could paint Rudra in Laal Ishq and then, leave him , singing a ' tere saath hongee meri duaayein' and the boy will spend rest of his life reciting 'Jab Tak Hai Jaan' waali poetry on a Harley Davidson and do nothing to get you back, back TO you, back AT you?
Dearest Mohini, please explain to me just what do you think you are trying to achieve by making Laila a poor copy of Zeenat Aman in Rudra's and Paro's life? Paro's exit will make Rudra worse and here , i was thinking that you preferred a pseudo-civilized Rudra over a Rudra pointing gunwaa at you?
Somewhat dear Laila, yo girl! You may get a venomous, vengeful, ogre-like Rudra back if writers are thinking of teasing the audience , but just to increase your general knowledge, even at his venomous and villainous worst, he will hunt for Paro and stay obsessed with his beautiful wife.
Ladies! Seriously?
Today's points:
1. Ankita Sharma is NOT made for negative roles. The expressions, the body language , the dialogue delivery is not at all natural. And the constant convolution of that pretty face doesn't work well. The make up artist needs to do a better job because camera MAGNIFIES the flaws of your face.
2. Body doubles again in some shots. But close-ups were smartly inserted. Stay on sets , dear cast.
3. Rudra and Paro's mattress scene was the highlight of the day. They totally rock at emotions and the scene was a good watch.
4. Laila's attitude to Mohini is all wrong from characterization POV. You don't get away by giving attitude to the one who has given you refuge. If the makers are trying to build a tangy vampish chemistry between Ankita and Ananya, its not working. Simply , because Ananya is a natural and Ankita is trying way too hard. The girl aces positive roles but here? Errrm.
5. The music of this show deserves AWARDS. Bas.
Aaj ke liyye bas ittna coz the episode was just about OK.
P.S- I am not poking fun at the JTHJ poetry. I love it. Its one of the finest renditions of an unforgiving passionate heart. Adi Chopra is some real talent, dude.
P.P.S- I want to say something. When someone insults you, bad-mouths you, pokes fun at you in the name of 'good humour' or 'comment' or 'criticism' , you feel terrible. Right? Well, when you ridicule and taunt someone without considering their self-respect and dignity, they also feel the SAME. So, want respect? Give respect. You cannot get away by saying anything and yet expect a peaceful co-existence.
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Anupamaa
