A Fruitful Tree - Nov 19 - Page 2

Originally posted by: -Payal-

Beautiful as usual.

You can never go wrong with the lines of Gulzar Saab. Never. And you seem to know his body of work so well, that you always have the perfect lines to fit the emotion.

This show fills my heart with such poignant emotion day after day. This week, among the set up for the high intensity drama that is to come, every episode has offered a moment of raw emotion that strikes a deep chord. The beauty of it, lies in the subtle, understated scenes which are true to life.

I too was filled with a sense of pride as Ishita gave Mani a glimpse into her family today. What resonated with me is that she clarified that no one would understand the beauty and worth of her and Raman's relationship but the two of them...and more importantly, that no one needed to. And if they didn't understand, they shouldn't judge. The thing is, any relationship shared between two people is theirs alone - they're answerable to no one.

Yeh Tera Ghar Yeh Mera Ghar resonates perfectly with what Ishu said to Mani today - that no third person would understand the relationship they shared...and it didn't matter.

Loved your take on the "home" metaphor - driving home the point that its the people that make a home...and that all homes have leaky faucets and creaky floors, and perhaps its those very imperfections, which give it unique character, and make it perfectly cozy...comfortable.

As usual, beautifully written...thank you for your insightful thoughts, and as always, for putting words to emotion in a way I never could.

Love.

P

Originally posted by: Shivi9926

Awesome doc, you have a way with words. I don't have the words to do justice to your post. Gulzar sahib's poetry and Jagjit Singh's ghazals are a deadly combination and my stress buster.

Originally posted by: swathibalan

Beautiful Doc!. The song has been playing on my mind all week .since the time she said hamara ghar

Am glad you made a post on it.

Will be in training whole day. Will edit if time permits

And Gulzar saab..no words to describe his lines.

Originally posted by: Eyes-Wide-Shut

P 🤗, Gulzar saab is a genius like no other and I am in love with the power of his pen. ❤️ Honestly for me the last couple of episodes have been the best, because of the very reasons you mentioned that these episodes are subtle, understated and show a mature love story that is slowly evolving. These episodes have been a poetry of relationships, so endearing to watch.

As usual, beautifully written...thank you for your insightful thoughts, and as always, for putting words to emotion in a way I never could. - Really? Really now do you want me to get started.

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Originally posted by: berrysweet

The word is super!

I am super glad that you decided to pen these super beautiful lines. I am super happy because i needed to hear a super writer talking about this show with super positive feelings.

As I was feeling super dismal with the break down of certain characterization. And of cos, I am super sad that the love story needs to go through so many barriers. I am super eager to see a show that will show me super romance and romance only so that i can be super enthralled.

In other words I am feeling super frustrated with the interruptions of their romance because of their siblings, parents , kids and now friend.

Is it so hard to show a simple romantic love story?

How ever the analogy of the tree that has been drawn by Gulzar ... flowers or not enough Doc, we need deep set roots and fruits of the juicy kind.

And I am super glad to see you today. Exams over?

Originally posted by: yhmmylife

Beautiful words by Gulzar..he is such such a good poet,lyricist...and you to bring out his poetry at the very right time ...brilliant...

Ishita very well explained it Mani... no third party can understand and shouldn't judge also as they don't know the intricacies of any relationship...what every it is it theirs and to see u will need our eyes...

as the song aptly says... kisi ko dekna ho agar to pelhe aa ke mang le teri nazar meri nazar

Originally posted by: shavi2311

👏 xctntly written...

lots of hugs frm me...🤗

Originally posted by: -Payal-

@Blue: I agree completely. Even apart from IshRa, I'm truly enjoying some of the other intricate relationships that are being explored.

@Bold: No...please don't get started. I'll stop talking now.

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