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beckysharp

@beckysharp

Voyager

Posted: 10 years ago

#131

Originally posted by: arunabhi

But yes Grey, Black and White to kill us ☺️
It looks more like a fun segment 🤣🤣..
Loved his one liners 🤣

I hope it is !!

I loved his anniversary ke di divorce karaogi kya !

and aaj mera santoshi ma ka vrat hai !

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beckysharp

@beckysharp

Voyager

Posted: 10 years ago

#132

Originally posted by: Veeann

The suit. The clean shaven look. Haiii Wish they had spared us the drama crap. How long are they going to prolong this?

He looks gorgeous (wrong word I know... but #yummylicious !)

I wish he one day wears his earrings! He looks Yummm !

Should we start a petition to get him to wear earrings atleast once !

Edited by beckysharp - 10 years ago

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serendipity.

@serendipity.

Trailblazer

+ 6

Posted: 10 years ago

#133

& yours and DOCESS' posts!

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Sunita

@avni_19

Rocker

+ 3

Posted: 10 years ago

#134

Originally posted by: GanBarunFan
oops I had forgotten this was not the main post 😳 So I was doing my usual ..collage posting and then updating...😆

Here's what I loved about today's episode:
What an episode of human emotions of all kinds...loved every bit of it. The re-emergence of Raman Kumar Bhalla was etched in every scene he was in. Be it the older brother trying to literally beat some sense into his "kaand"-prone younger brother, as an honest employee, as a father who stepped up to set the expectations and educate his delusional son about the ground reality of their complicated family situation and then trying to overcome his pain about maybe losing his son again...and then sharing his vulnerability and aspirations about Adi with Ishita...And episode showcasing the myriad human emotions in RKB...

Loved the way they dealt with Romi's situation...yesterday I was one of those vying for his punishment in jail for his repeated actions of crime..but I can live with the way it was dealt with today. Kinda felt bad for Romi...his pain and silent suffering ...in his 'shame' because of the stigma society associates with impotency...and that little scene of two little ones taking care of him...and him visibly moved by their healing touch. Aly was fantastic as Romi. His best performance as an actor to date.

Overall a really awesome episode.! Great job CVs!👏

AGREEDDD HEAVILY!😃

Loved the episode to bits and pieces😃