Duraga Prasad's dialogue..

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Zaalima_5

@Zaalima_5

Sparkler

Posted: 9 years ago

Loved durga Prasad today(swasan also) and his dialogue was just awesome..😊

his dilaogue "Iss duniya mein achai bhi hai aur burayi bhi.. leking agar burayi ko jawab dene ke liye agar ache log bure ban jaye toh.. ye duniya kisi ke liye bhi rahne layak nahi rah jayegi.." 👏

This dialogue was must to include to send the message that we shouldn't defend Laksh's act.. otherwise it will send bad message to the audience who may take it seriously and will try to use it in their personal lives..

thank you SR cv's for showing this..😊 much needed.

Edited by kulsum_5 - 9 years ago

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Samia

@samia32

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Posted: 9 years ago

Dear, please translate english

"Iss duniya mein achai bhi hai aur burayi bhi.. leking agar burayi ko jawab dene ke liye agar ache log bure ban jaye toh.. ye duniya kisi ke liye bhi rahne layak nahi rah jayegi.."

Because I can't read it language, dear!

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Zaalima_5

@Zaalima_5

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Posted: 9 years ago

Originally posted by: samia32
Dear, please translate english

"Iss duniya mein achai bhi hai aur burayi bhi.. leking agar burayi ko jawab dene ke liye agar ache log bure ban jaye toh.. ye duniya kisi ke liye bhi rahne layak nahi rah jayegi.."

Because I can't read it language, dear!

i m not good in translation..😆 i have tried.. hope you will understand.

He says "there are good and bad people in the world. BUT if good people will take bad peoples avatar to punish bad people.. then nobody can live in this world.."

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--Anna--

@--Anna--

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Posted: 9 years ago

Hey Kusum,

Love your post. Since I did not watch the whole episode, I am glad you pointed out this dialogue.

This is what I have been saying in every other post of mine, just because someone does bad to you - does not mean you fall at their level and fight back. If you fall at their level and fight then you are NO different than them - no matter how you justify it. 😳

Had Laksh only kidnapped Ragini, I would have still understood since Kidnapping is the second name of the show. 😆 He did do other things - fell at her level and committed crimes. The reasons may be right - but that does not justify the action. 🥱 And if he indeed is planning to KILL Ragini - Sorry to say, NOT Justifiable at all! Just like Ragini cannot be forgiven for trying to kill Swara, similarly Laksh cannot. He has chosen the dark path himself and there is no justification for it.

Anna

Edited by --Anna-- - 9 years ago

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Zaalima_5

@Zaalima_5

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Posted: 9 years ago

Originally posted by: --Anna--
Hey Kusum,

Love your post. Since I did not watch the whole episode, I am glad you pointed out this dialogue.

This is what I have been saying in every other post of mine, just because someone does bad to you - does not mean you fall at their level and fight back. If you fall at their level and fight then you are NO different than them - no matter how you justify it. 😳

Had Laksh only kidnapped Ragini, I would have still understood since Kidnapping is the second name of the show. 😆 He did do other things - fell at her level and committed crimes. The reasons may be right - but that does not justify the action. 🥱 And if he indeed is planning to KILL Ragini - Sorry to say, NOT Justifiable at all! Just like Ragini cannot be forgiven for trying to kill Swara, similarly Laksh cannot. He has chosen the dark path himself and there is no justification for it.

Anna

thank you Anna..😊

more than swasan scene i enjoyed 2 min scene of Durga Prasad..😉 he jsut nailed it.

and i agree with you. Laksh is not at all justifiable for his actions.

i think cv's wanted to laksh to accept ragini on his own and i guess now he will realize his mistake of rejecting ragini's love.. and will try to make her Good human again. i wanted sanskaar to help ragini to in redemption track but it's okay if Laksh will do somethong for ragini.

Ragini jsut need love and nothing else.. So let's see how they want to show ragya track.

@bold 🤣

PS:thank you for PM's reply..😊

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Komal

@teribts7

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Posted: 9 years ago

I loved his dialogue 😆 I think the writers put that in there because some people are actually defending Lakshya's antics lol. Also, I loved the swasan scene, Swara crying for Sanskaar the whole day 😉 I'm so glad Sanskaar isn't like Swara who forgives everyone straight away

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chinyere

@chinyere

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Posted: 9 years ago

oh plz after all what rags did laksh must realuse his mistake m his dialogue was meant fer

meant rags is a bad perdon who will never change

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Zaalima_5

@Zaalima_5

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Posted: 9 years ago

Originally posted by: kompass
I loved his dialogue 😆 I think the writers put that in there because some people are actually defending Lakshya's antics lol. Also, I loved the swasan scene, Swara crying for Sanskaar the whole day 😉 I'm so glad Sanskaar isn't like Swara who forgives everyone straight away

yes.. they did right thing by including this dialogue at the right time..😊

hmm sanskaar was at his best in yesterday's episode..😳 i cried while watching his tears..😭

VK always makes me cry with his emotional scene. hope at least now swara will realize his love..😉

first she remembered all FB scenes with him.. big chamatkar happened yesterday..

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Zaalima_5

@Zaalima_5

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Posted: 9 years ago

Originally posted by: chinyere
oh plz after all what rags did laksh must realuse his mistake m his dialogue was meant fer
meant rags is a bad perdon who will never change

who said ragini is good..??😲 my point is laksh was totally wrong and some audience were supporting his action by saying that he dared to punish ragini in her own way..😕 which is not right.

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Swathy

@SwathyS

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Posted: 9 years ago

#10

An emotional Durgaprasad was shown for a change. Who is slowely breaking down.. and biggest blow will be when lakshyas truth and annapurnas health issues come out ... So they are showing Durga Prasad slowley going down

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