Saras - from Ratnanagri to Ratnanagri - Page 2

Originally posted by: veera25

Arshi, this is absolutely amazing! Kaise likhaa aapne? You've penned out the journey of Saras so well! What a pleasure to read.. thank you so much! 😳

Originally posted by: arshicritic

Thanks Veera, Saras is a fascinating character and the change in him has been momentous

His journey till now has seen so much progress

Originally posted by: veera25

I agree completely, Arshi! I also like how his character is five dimensional. He's not weak, he's flawed... and we can see those flaws relate to his past. Very well written character, he is, and very well portrayed also. Of course, all credit goes to the entire team for being able to show us this Saras! 👏

Originally posted by: Nikki_SAS-holic

omgg this is such a WONDERFUL post...loved it..👏👏👏

Originally posted by: arshicritic

Well said, he is five dimensional, and his behavior with Guman is so correct and proper but devoid of any emotion

You cannot find any fault with the respect and deference he shows to her, but you can actually feel the ice in his heart, when he talks to her

With Dugba, on the other hand, the affection is so heartwarming

With his father, the awkwardness and longing for approval and love is always seen

With Kumud, on the other hand, he has no pretenses - whatever he feels be it anger, jealousy, love, passion - he is open, and feels and shows it fully

It is a complex character and Gautam is doing full justice to it

Originally posted by: veera25

One thousand and one times yes! Exactly! The way he acts with everyone is so different. He's so layered, it's so amazing! And indeed, Gautam Rode IS doing justice to Saras' role. No matter how well a writer pens out a character, no matter how well a director coordinates shots, no matter how handy the cameraman is with his recordings, if the actors cannot deliver, the whole show fails in result. Gautam Rode plays a HUGE role in depicting Saraswatichandra, and he's doing it SO WELL. Very, very talented man! 😊

I think that's what makes Saras so relatable. He's not linear, and he reacts differently to different situations. He acts so much like a regular person, but at the same time, he's so different because of his emotional scars. So not only do we look at Saras with sympathy, we also look at him with empathy because his actions, his feelings, his circumstances, his decisions are so relatable to us as an audience. To the simplest degree, if we strip the hero archetype Saras needs in order to maintain his protagonist role, he is so much an average joe everyone's able to relate to somehow. And I think that's what I love most about his character... he's the universal personification of heartache, of love, of devotion, of anger, of jealousy, of nobility, of spirituality... he has so many elements to him, that I think anyone can relate to him! What a guy! 😳

Originally posted by: hotdogg

wonderful summary of the journey he has travelled...

suggest you make this every couple of months with new changes to his character and personality as the story evolves..will be a great compass for the forum members..

request you to also make a similar summary for kumud too!