||Rishton Ka Chakravyuh - 100 Episodes of Powerhouse|| - Page 4

Originally posted by: Mangothyme

The makers and actors saw our thread. 😲

Echoing a lot of others, I am not a regular serial watcher, but this is one compelling serial. First and foremost, the writers. This story would not be the same without the writers. Second, casting. I can't think of a single cast member I have found lacking. Special mention to these actors who stand out for me.

Devarshi Shah - In just a few episodes as Vatsalya he had such an impact both in acting and charm. Utterly unforgettable. Anami would not have as much impact if Vatsalya was not memorable and he made it so in just a few episodes. Hard to believe he is so young and so good.

Mahima Makwana - Few people can wear the jadhathari braids, the weird clothes and still make it part of the character and not a distraction Anami would not work in the hands of a lesser actress. From the vulnerability of the abandoned girl to the tevar of the LM heir to the determined sister to the conflicted daughter to the moral crusader I have loved and hated the different versions of Anami. But I have consistently admired Mahima for the way she has brought out all the many facets of Anami. Hard to believe she is just 18.

Akash Gill - I have to rewind scenes with Akash because he acts with his whole body. When he says just a few words he infuses them with so much feeling, I feel what Narottam feels. Sometimes it is just his eyes. He makes Narottam so layered and complex because of his acting.

Praneet Bhat - How can you love a villain ? If he is played by Praneet Bhat. From the hen pecked husband who truly loves his wife to the father who is a friend to his son to the villain whose plans don't always succeed Praneet brings so many flavors to Pujan, I can't help but love his character.

Satrupa - Whoever wrote Satrupa's character and the person who cast Narayani Shastri must be given a portion of the profits. What a character and what an actress. I go day after day hating her and loving her, writing essays about her character, trying to understand her. I don't think I have spent this much time on a fictional character. Everything from analyzing the color of her sari to the jewels she wears. Satrupa is complex, layered, unapologetic and grey. I did not know who Narayani Shastri was before this, now I am a fan because of her acting. Her walk, her body language, her expressions have made Satrupa unforgettable.

To the makers, thank you.