One Scene, A Thousand Words!!

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Juhi

@JUHI.HI

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Posted: 10 years ago

#11

lovely post...brilliantly described!!!👏

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cool_arpana

@cool_arpana

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Posted: 10 years ago

#12

Amazing post...Truly superb this scene was ...so proud of following this show...just cos we get to witness such awesome acting(KP is a superstar👏) n scenes...

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Sandysprings

@Sandysprings

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Posted: 10 years ago

#13

Amazing post ...u described it so perfectly..

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Nisha0604

@Nisha0604

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Posted: 10 years ago

#14

Your explanations read like a story. Very very nice. I realize how much I love your photo stories whenever I read them.

Lovely pictures, awesome interpretation. Very realistic ones also, not at all OTT. No weird parallels or symbolisms etc

You are immensely talented. PLEASE Continue to take pieces of this tale and embellish it in this way for us

GREAT JOB!

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momb24

@momb24

Dazzler

Posted: 10 years ago

#15

Brilliant post on a wonderful scene 👏

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anjali

@nancysa

Voyager

Posted: 10 years ago

#16

it was a beautiful scene showed his love for ishita.

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Rudrapreesha

@Rudrapreesha765

Dazzler

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Posted: 10 years ago

#17

what a post!
really so superb !
u have tried ur best to express all ur thoughts on ishra /divan and for us yhmians it was really worthy to get such a lovely post !
thank u 4 ur post!
hats off to DivAn for true dedication to IshRa!
we'r never gonna see such a rocking jodi ever!

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kumi007

@kumi007

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Posted: 10 years ago

#18

Awesome post. That scene was indeed mind blowing.

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xxRiaKapoorxx

@xxRiaKapoorxx

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Posted: 10 years ago

#19

Originally posted by: EkPaheli
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Beautiful post Ria

A very popular saying is Action speak louder than words... and this scene just went on to prove that the interaction between Ishita and Raman was not on a verbal level but the way they acted spoke volumes.

A man shaken and stirred to see his wife with another man, who is fuming and raging at the same time wants to make a statement...but he controls himself. He knows in some part of his heart that its all in his head and he need not make a scene which can embarrass his wife and in-laws at the same time he cant help himself as well from claiming what is his, from marking his territory as well.

What does he do? He takes the matter in his hands quite literally and asks his wife to take her place by his side and as they perform the aarti he has an iron grip on her hand...and his expressions - a face that is set in fury and yet is controlled at the same time - a face which his wife too notices as well as feels the strength of his grip too.

She likes it and yet she is confused by the sudden change in her husband, the man who just a while back held her hand gently, who was teaching her the rituals of his family...she understands something is wrong but does not question him nor does she ask him to loosen his grip on her... she understands this is not the time nor place to make things be known to one and all.

What I loved was in particular the way this scene ended- usually when someone stands in between two people in shows they show that person is there to create a rift, to make a divide as an omen BUT here the person standing in the middle wasn't the third party rather this was a man who was guarding his territory who was putting himself in between any and all of those forces that could come between him and his wife and when he does that he takes a good look at her and then towards the idols...he faces god, cos he knows he has done no wrong.

thank you for reading and appreciating! <3 it means so much.

amazing comment and description of the scene by yourself! i agree with everything. especially your last point, in bold above... well said!! 👏👏

thanks again! love xx