Thank you so much Christine. You transfer the scene in to poetry, the song is so appropriate & wonderfully matched. Suraj looked so adorable with desire & his eyes were swimming in the beauty of his ethereal wife; Sandya looked so sexy with her expressions & her beautiful eyes were mesmerized by those expressive eyes of her handsome hubby.
Honestly, these two made magic with those moves - Bengali Nobel winner poet Rabindranath Thakur come to mind:
Ek toku chouwa lage - ek tuko kotha shuni,
(A little touch - listening to a few words,)
Tai diye mone mone - rochi momo falguni!
(I create spring in my heart with those!)
Suraj catching Sandya, their hand lock, Suraj holding her from behind, Suraj taking the fragnance of Sandya's hair, their cute hide & seek, Sandya's teasing of Suraj, their eyes meeting through the intricated design of the curved wood curtain, their little play with the lantern, their shadow playing on the wall, Suraj capturing her face & the almost kiss - this is just perfect for SurYa romance. This is so delicate, so cute, so pleasing & this is exactly depicting the flavour of unique SurYa love!!
Both of their eyes, expressions & body language were saying:
Aamar poran jaha chae
Tumi tai - tumi tai go!
Meaning 'You are the one which my heart desires'!!!
Well guys, I was blown over, out of breadth & my heart stopped!! If this was my (an ancient one as per Ami) 'halat' - so what was the condition of all the SurYa Dewanees!!!!
Ganesh Kartikeya
CID
Anupamaa
