A Hero - Page 2

Smirth Ji can u really tell what is ur age well u can pm me pls.

why i ask

well coz ur flowery ninteenth century english compels me to do so .
Seems like u will be the perfect option to get gmt novel re translated.Alas ! u willmake it difficult for kids like me who r just learning english .

How do i appreciate u for ur classy english , which i need to read twice to understand.Well u remind me of those classic english fictions , i used to read in my teenage with my thick spectacles on and my oxford dictionary in my lap .

Anyways after my appreciation to ur flowery english here comes my comment regarding ur post which i read two times to understand.

So Smirth Bhai u mean to say todays Saras who talked to Kumud was the Saras decribed in epilogue by the writer and that the gmt saras was still too much in love with kumud sundary even after his marriage and so called smaaj kalyaan goals and that for him she was his inseprable part which reflected in his works and thoughts .

pls do clearfy if i understood right smirth ji ...why coz i really always wanted to know did kumud still remained same for SC in his future days or it changed with time and marriage

Originally posted by: smrth

This is what a hero should be like. This is what a 'Saraswatichandra is all about; a hero, wilfully withheld from generations of readers by its didactic, intrinsically orthodox though somewhat showing hypocritical liberal world view. Despite his grand creation, built up and classic stature narrative, giving up all in his last moment of a sanatani brahminical rigid, orthodox weakness. A weakness that can not permit a very logical and natural progression which he himself has prepared for all along. Sorry friends for this rant against an iconic legend which I do not believe in, despite my awe of his obvious genius otherwise.

Most Ironically, today Saras's very admission, avowals of his innermost feelings are sum total of a description that G.M.T. himself has written abundantly clear, profusely and pages after pages. This is what, even after that ill conceived marriage, the author can not stop himself from admitting in his epilogue chapter. He has to describe in few pages left; every moments of his hero's penitent renouncing, remorse and pain even while perusing his so called social goals. Some one out there seems to have read those last few pages. Thanks Cvs, for giving an account consistent to those pages and saving a 'hero' today, even if you buckle in later on under an irresistible force of 'source', which incidentally concurs with a greedy desire to perpetuate your shop along a forceful 'separation line.

Cvs, Today you are correct for few moments. Today, I applaud GR more than JW. He splashed the intensity. He lived a character's inner drives, turmoils, Inner aspiration and soul allegiance. Kumud Sundari, this 'Aehesas', etched on your soul, has also created imprints on another soul- His- which even he can not erase now. Respect him and his happiness. Empathise with his pain too, your sister is not an only person culpable of pain. He too is.

and OSJ ...

Originally posted by: ShanUlas

Smirth Ji can u really tell what is ur age well u can pm me pls.

why i ask

well coz ur flowery ninteenth century english compels me to do so .
Seems like u will be the perfect option to get gmt novel re translated.Alas ! u willmake it difficult for kids like me who r just learning english .

How do i appreciate u for ur classy english , which i need to read twice to understand.Well u remind me of those classic english fictions , i used to read in my teenage with my thick spectacles on and my oxford dictionary in my lap .

Anyways after my appreciation to ur flowery english here comes my comment regarding ur post which i read two times to understand.

So Smirth Bhai u mean to say todays Saras who talked to Kumud was the Saras decribed in epilogue by the writer and that the gmt saras was still too much in love with kumud sundary even after his marriage and so called smaaj kalyaan goals and that for him she was his inseprable part which reflected in his works and thoughts .

pls do clearfy if i understood right smirth ji ...why coz i really always wanted to know did kumud still remained same for SC in his future days or it changed with time and marriage

Twila, thanks for the generous appreciation. Little too late here..will get back in the morning. Good night my friend.😊

Smrth Bhaaii ...

well if the lack of language education gives u such obsolete british aura then i must say u really missed the modern english smirth bhai.

ur ethnic choice of words and lucidity regarding them appalls me .U do remind me of my professor under whom i did my phd.he had ur ways and i really scratched my head while i took dictations from him regarding verbalization of my work.

If i reply ur posts frequently then i feel soon my father and husband will start applauding me ...why ...they will think i am really talking to big people and am in good sangat !

Anyways coming to ur reply , i must say smirth ji , u r a very smart bhai , u so smartly refain to divulge .

I have been searching english version of novel but never found and gujrati which is loaded on google, i dont understand and u refrain to divulge.Now thats called real harsh on me u can see that.

would love to hear more on Saras marriage and Kumud aftermath if u ever decide to tell .:)

Samarth bai, good to catch up with you after long long time. To hear from you that the makers have read the source and introduced lines close to original is indeed the best news I have heard about SC in ages. I am still watching this show only for Saraswathichandra, his character is woven in such beautiful layers..each time one is peeled we want to see more in depth. A hero indeed and how much I praise GR for bringing this character n screen is less. He seems to challenge his acting and tries to excel himself everytime. I am an ardent fan of him now and though I miss some episodes I will see through to its end only for him. A pleasure to read a post from you after so long. Will check out today's episode since it has tempted even you to make a post :)

The fact that you were inspired to make a post after so long, proves that the Saras Kumud scene was indeed among the best.

Smrth ji, Thank you so much for writing this post! It is heartening to learn about source-adaptation overlap especially for today's episode and your highly appreciative post on hallmarks of a hero😊