The mishaps and phenomenal goofs of Pracchand Ashok! - Page 2

Originally posted by: Yashikha16

What's your opinion?

Ek minute babhi se I cracked up  . 

As far as meausring tape is concerned, they should have investigated more. They must have had some kind of measuring instrument but I do not this was shown correctly in show. 

Nail paint actually didn't come to my mind lol. I am not sure whether  ancient Indian Royals hugged this way or had this kind of close proximity shown in front of others when they were engaging with others 

Originally posted by: Manny_123

Ek minute babhi se I cracked up  . 

As far as meausring tape is concerned, they should have investigated more. They must have had some kind of measuring instrument but I do not this was shown correctly in show. 

Nail paint actually didn't come to my mind lol. I am not sure whether  ancient Indian Royals hugged this way or had this kind of close proximity shown in front of others when they were engaging with others 

I froze and in 1 second I thought "Ekta Kapoor-Big production house-English-time INVENTION-WHAT" Yup, all at once.

Yeah, they might have had some kind of measurement tools, but, it definitely didn't look like this. Some more research should have been made!!

Something seemed weird to be honest and I found those nail paint, emo-like. A big WTF moment. 

And ancient India, I don't think hugging or side-hugs was a thing. While greeting officials or in a formal setting.

Lolwah wah  you have good observation skills 

Originally posted by: Yashikha16

What's your opinion?

Good observation !! Only thing is they are not bothered about acting, story, execution so I am not surprised with these historical inaccuracies honestly 😂

Originally posted by: chabalas

Good observation !! Only thing is they are not bothered about acting, story, execution so I am not surprised with these historical inaccuracies honestly 😂

They have made Magnum Opus. Do you think they have time to think small things like acting or execution ? 

Nirvasit Rajkumar and Kangal rajkumari ki prem kahinii

Originally posted by: mushat

They have made Magnum Opus. Do you think they have time to think small things like acting or execution ? 

Nirvasit Rajkumar and Kangal rajkumari ki prem kahinii

WTF!!! 

That @bold sounds like a much better title than "Hé Chand - Pracchand A Shock"!!!

Originally posted by: Yashikha16

WTF!!! 

That @bold sounds like a much better title than "Hé Chand - Pracchand A Shock"!!!

Aur kya bolu main? 

AShock is marrying Devi for dowry .

Emperor AShock became so powerful jiska base wife ki dowry hai as if Bindusara ne usko aapni sampatti se bedakhal kar diya ho.

Aur rajkumari has no abhushan to wear on her wedding day .still giving bhasans dikhawa nahi karna chahiye 

Originally posted by: mushat

They have made Magnum Opus. Do you think they have time to think small things like acting or execution ? 

Nirvasit Rajkumar and Kangal rajkumari ki prem kahinii

This is the actual truth 

Susima was born to Bindusara and his chief queen, Charumitra. He had several younger half-siblings, including Ashoka, who was born to Bindusara's second wife, Subhadrangi. Susima was well educated and trained in the arts of war and statecraft. He was also a skilled spear fighter and horseman.

When Bindusara fell ill in the 270s BCE, Susima was the clear heir to the throne. However, Ashoka was a popular figure among the army and the people. He also had the support of Bindusara's chief minister, Radhagupta.

After Bindusara's death, a succession conflict broke out between Susima and Ashoka. Ashoka was able to defeat Susima's forces and claim the throne for himself. Susima was killed in the fighting.

The death of Susima was a major turning point in the history of the Maurya Empire. Ashoka went on to become one of the greatest emperors in Indian history. He is best known for his promotion of Buddhism and his efforts to promote peace and non-violence. 

He did not have a Greek mother as shown here

Originally posted by: PutijaChalhov

Susima was born to Bindusara and his chief queen, Charumitra. He had several younger half-siblings, including Ashoka, who was born to Bindusara's second wife, Subhadrangi. Susima was well educated and trained in the arts of war and statecraft. He was also a skilled spear fighter and horseman.

When Bindusara fell ill in the 270s BCE, Susima was the clear heir to the throne. However, Ashoka was a popular figure among the army and the people. He also had the support of Bindusara's chief minister, Radhagupta.

After Bindusara's death, a succession conflict broke out between Susima and Ashoka. Ashoka was able to defeat Susima's forces and claim the throne for himself. Susima was killed in the fighting.

The death of Susima was a major turning point in the history of the Maurya Empire. Ashoka went on to become one of the greatest emperors in Indian history. He is best known for his promotion of Buddhism and his efforts to promote peace and non-violence. 

He did not have a Greek mother as shown here

Charumitra is no one, Chakravartin Ashok Samrat was a fictional serial , Charumati was daughter of Ashoka