Originally posted by: Namita.Murti
It was good Kuls, I am tied...jeez so many things needed for a 3 yr preschooler...lol
I have been watching the episodes. I loved today's episode the was best. I love the indifferent Indu! I fell in love all over again...lol
Awww no fair that when namzie is free and when Indu is LOVABLE again that I'm away now...
And in answer to ur thread rash, I think I must be the one person in this forum who's been campaigning for a slow yet steady love story right from when I've joined this place! I'm a firm believer in the fact that the 'falling in love' bit is the best part of any love story and I fear that though the makers may be good at directing a dabangg Indu, they're not too good at making an excellent lovestory - yes, I do wish they prove me wrong, but I don't think I will be!
For example even in the scene yesterday, what could have been so beautiful, was made int a 2 second flash event! they could have spent a few more seconds trying to glamourise indu gazing at Sanchi as she dressed up... But no, it came across more r less like a scenario they had to tick off their checklist!
I don't say their scenes have to be cheesy at all! In fact, far from it...I do like practical, witty, realistic love stories - I'm not a fan of the twilight-genre. But...I feel RJN makers fall in the other extreme...what needs to be taken slowly needs to be taken slowly...a good mix of romance with realism is needed here and somewhere that balance doesn't exist in most INSA scenes in RJN. It's AD-PS who make us not wanna give up.
An exception to this is the scene when Indu makes kichdi for sanchi in the jungle and even their hug scene. Believable scenes with good attention given to romance elements...I hope we get to see the slow/steady progress of many more sensible romantic scenes like this in future (not the Raat akeli types that was eye candy but made no sense to the story)
Edited by lashy - 13 years ago
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