Saath saath par swatantra - Page 2

Originally posted by: NEIRAlover

Beautiful post just like the episode.

And an apt title as well.

The best part of the episode was the conversation of Ram and Sita.

It was beyond beautiful. Flawless.

How he respects her and gets to know about about testing him.

The hesitation yet the mixed feelings for each other was beautifully portrayed.

And then name the devil and the devil is here none other than Ravaan.

Loved Karthik's acting as Ravaan.

Me too waiting for his ego to be punctured at the Swayamvar.

Overall it was a must watch episode.

Originally posted by: Arshics

Thank you dear

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hmm, ram sita convo was... i don't know, may be it lacked something,anyway, it was good, but the entry of raavan, yeah, it was awesome. he is a vile yet impressive raavan, as described in ramayan.

Originally posted by: Arshics

Thank you, and reading your comments after a long long time! I too loved the larger than life persona of Ravana

What was best about Rama Sita convo was that Rama too learning about himself through Sita's questions, he had always done what he felt was right, but now it seemed as if was actually getting to understand himself, I loved the way Ashish handled this scene

Originally posted by: Arijit007

hmm, ram sita convo was... i don't know, may be it lacked something,anyway, it was good, but the entry of raavan, yeah, it was awesome. he is a vile yet impressive raavan, as described in ramayan.

The Ram-Sita convo.Well,the setting was good.The acting was marvellous.But the timing was out of place.I also did not like the fact that Sita disapproved of her other names.Apart from that the scene was beautiful.Only if it could have been after the Swayamvar.

Ram-Sita's convo was a hint of Sita's pov. Living together without loosing her identity, was a firm message conveyed by her. Both agreed about Mithila & Ayodhya beind different. Mithila is more connected to Nature. Their King Janak isdown to Earth.
Ayodhya is more on following tradition, going by the rules. Both Sita & Ram are different from others. They are trend setters.

Originally posted by: Arshics

Kuch aadhi adhoori is baat hui

Yun unse pehli mulaqat hui

Ravana actually stole the show with his dynamic presence

Arshiks again a wonderful post from you ...

Just loved what you said about independence in togetherness ... That is what love actually means..
Love is not any bond it is to let the one you love be independent...
Sita Ram conversation was wonderfully scripted... And that is how I always wanted a devine, intellectual yet down to earth couple to conversate..
Sita is educated woman , the environment she has grown in is quite independent, her thoughts , words and actions all give her a strong and refined yet grounded persona...
Ram has grown in an environment which is much more restricted, raghukul niti are given more importance than heart's desires , yet his thoughts are not driven by the norms of society but by the norms of humanity...
He is the one who has redefined the meaning of maryada...
He is the reflection of Sita's thoughts , he is the reality of Sita's life...
I loved what Ram said if the love between a couple needs eternal and a balance needs to be made then bahu vivah has to be changed...
Ram is the one who welcomes change if in the betterment of society , breaking the orthodox beliefs and reestablishing the society...
The new Ram Rajya..
Both are one of a kind and are a match made in heaven...
The actors did a great job with their restrictions, hesitations,calmness and romantic touch ..

I loved Ravan , I mean hated him ..
What more better entry could the most terrorising anti hero have got ...
JK was awesome..his walk , laughter everything was on spot...