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daydreamers

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Posted: 9 years ago

#961

Originally posted by: TwinMadness

I meant Janaki Janaki, as in Sita Janaki *rolls eyes*

@bold Chup karo 😆

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Srutha

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Posted: 9 years ago

#962

Originally posted by: daydreamers

@bold Chup karo 😆

He won't listen. Vo Rishivar hai 😆😆

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daydreamers

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Posted: 9 years ago

#963

Originally posted by: TwinMadness

Jan, hum dono soul twins haina? 😆😆

Haan haan haan 😆

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Posted: 9 years ago

#964

Originally posted by: TwinMadness

That is the meaning of the yugas as well.
Kali Yuga is the Yuga where God distances Himself from humans, with the exception of a few people, who are true worshippers of God.

I am not good with spiritual concept ...
but u r right yugs also hold for society structure in general

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Posted: 9 years ago

#965

Originally posted by: TwinMadness

He won't listen. Vo Rishivar hai 😆😆

Phir iss thread k darwaaze hamesha hamesha ke liye band..

Camera pan thrice *Balaji serials type* 😆

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Posted: 9 years ago

#966

The scene I really loved was sita talking of ravan.

Especially lakshman's take... He's overconfident... I really loved that. A clear contrast to previous SiLa scenes.. We got the flip side..

Sita knows how ravan is... But lakshman is on the side ki bhai usko bhi dekh lenge 😆 but before the final dekh lenge there has to be a reality check.. Its not jus sita. Its also lakshman..

And as the scenes before ram was a mute spectator.. He was trying to balance out things... A similar parallel is drawn the only thing ram is trying to understand ravan thru sita's experience..

The best of the kidnapping episode will be gentle slaps on both siya as well as lakshman..

Siya being overconfident of her knowledge.

Lakshman overconfident of his power.

If seen carefully it begins with power.. Lakshman chops off surpankha's nose and invites calamity.

When power gone wrong, knowledge has to bear the brunt..

What sita has is half knowledge... So we get 2+2=4 and this 4 will be taken up by the man who knows both power and knowledge I.e ram..

Ram was a mute spectator of SiLa debates for a reason... And this reason will be way from the abduction to the victory... He's not going to blame anyone... That's my take..

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Srutha

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Posted: 9 years ago

#967

Ram never blames anything on anyone. He says that everything is the work of Destiny; we are just part of Destiny's game.

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Shivam...

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Posted: 9 years ago

#968

Lakshman - Overconfident sometimes yes, he underestimated megnath's power too

however the most active trait of his would be anger and his excitedness

He is alsways so eager to pounce on his enemies , only Rama has ability to control and stop him going otherwise😆

Edited by Shivam... - 9 years ago

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Posted: 9 years ago

#969

Originally posted by: TwinMadness
Ram never blames anything on anyone. He says that everything is the work of Destiny; we are just part of Destiny's game.

Yeah I know...😆

But I realized the connectivity of scenes and was suddenly 👏

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Posted: 9 years ago

#970

@DD good take. It is like that in real life too. When power is in wrong hands, or power used incorrectly, dharma or knowledge suffers. Unfortunately in Kaliyuga lack of real knowledge has ensured power and wealth always in wrong hands.

@Shivam in the final battle with Meghnad we see Laxman in absolute control of emotions and he understands meghanad's Maya.