{|Siya ke Ram - Episode Distortion & Frustration Thread 1|} - Page 45

Originally posted by: radianteyes.

Jk was too good today ,I . Mean this is the raavan
I don't know I liked the convo between ram and sits but I mean did not feel special

i agree, it would have been special if the convo was silent. and jk, he is living the charecter it seems.

Okay,I will say it.I love each and every actor of this show.The casting is perfect.Everyone is a good actor.

The scene of Rama- Sita, I dare say, looked forced. This convo and the scene itself could have been better, in fact beautiful, had it been after the swayamvar and before the official marriage..

Originally posted by: Astoria

Okay,I will say it.I love each and every actor of this show.The casting is perfect.Everyone is a good actor.

But if I have a problem,then I have a problem with the scene not with the actors.Ashish and Madirakshi perform flawlessly.But that convo was out of place.They could have talked about Ram's achievements,Mithila and Ayodhya.I did not like Sita being averse to her other names.How does that offend anyone??

Similarly,everyone loved JK.But that doesn't mean that they will support Ravan's actions.

In short,Ashish,Madirakshi and JK are perfect for their respective roles.I love them all.And if I have a problem with the portrayal,then I will voice it.Baat Khatam😆

Ravan was awesome and mujhe bhi sita ji ram ji convo thodi azeeb lagi pehle ladkiya aaise ladko sai baat nahi karti thi or upar yeh puchna aap bahu vivah karege ya nahi thoda azeeb tha

@Astoria and anu. Thanks for putting it correctly. I'm not talking about actors either really. But don't rile me up uselessly is all I want. I don't object to Fangirling, do I. Why would I lol. Do it as much as u like. Please do what u want and I will do what I want.

@Astoria and anu agree with u completely 👍🏼

Originally posted by: neelakshi-says

@Astoria and anu. Thanks for putting it correctly. I'm not talking about actors either really. But don't rile me up uselessly is all I want. I don't object to Fangirling, do I. Why would I lol. Do it as much as u like. Please do what u want and I will do what I want.

Neelakshi,I have no objection to anything you say.We all have different opinions and we are all free to voice them.Even I though I love the actors I have my objections to the storyline and the portrayal of the characters at times.If I have a problem I will voice it.

Hey Astoria . I don't mind any pov at all whether it is for a scene or against it. I'm only against making fun of a different perspective or people who r not saying or going with the flow, this has been the whole problem here persistently and I clearly don't see a change happening . And just to add, I'd like to say I don't think any of us is speaking in context to actors. It hurts to see that if u praise u r good, if u criticise u r labelled off. That's all.

If only today's conversation between Ram and Sita had been after their marriage, this would have been an epic scene..

I was impressed with the writers yesterday for 2 things in yesterday's Ram and Sita meeting.. 2 dialogues, one from Sita where she subtly hints that she had worried for ALL but let her eyes speak the rest and Ram's slight smile as he understands the deeper meaning to her words was well done (kudos to the actors).
The other instance was when Ram says that 'they' are there to show the path of Dharma.. It was a powerful yet subtle sign that Ram and Sita were there to show the path of Dharma to all and they intelligent screenplay was great!!!

I wanted a continuation of that and today's scene while deep in the thoughts it is trying to convey was severely misplaced.

The fact that the Swayamvar is not over while this conversation happens stretches the thread of 'independence' too far.

If this convo had happened after their marriage.. it would have been just perfect.. Sita's happiness would have had more impact as currently she awaits someone to string the Shiva Dhanush.. She may be confident of Ram being victorious, no question.. but the convo she had was still out of place.

But I did like the fact that the writers did not gloss over Ravan's atrocities to women... That should certainly be appreciated.