Takiya Kalaam

Takiya Kalaam is a line or word people keep on repeating often. I think the word closest to it in English will be catchphrase. But it may not still catch the essence.

It is difficult to convey something said in one language while translating it to other. So much is lost in conversion.

I noticed while reading Symphony's comment on Arjan that he has a catchphrase which I like. (Do not throw chappal)

And then I realize Rami has one too. Rasika has one too. Is it just negative characters that got one in the show?

Originally posted by: C0raline

Takiya Kalaam is a line or word people keep on repeating often. I think the word closest to it in English will be catchphrase. But it may not still catch the essence.

It is difficult to convey something said in one language while translating it to other. So much is lost in conversion.

I noticed while reading Symphony's comment on Arjan that he has a catchphrase which I like. (Do not throw chappal)

And then I realize Rami has one too. Rasika has one too. Is it just negative characters that got one in the show?

Originally posted by: mannu100

basically on television is the negetive characters which has the takiakalam and this trend was started by ekta with Kasauti zindagi ki...Where komolikaaa was the first ever vamp to established the perfect takiakalam...for the generatin ahead😆😉

My favourite were all from F.I.R.

They were outrageous, crazy and funny.

That serial was my guilty pleasure. :-D I have no qualms in accepting it. It was deliberately Over the top.

It was not a case where people tried to make something classy and failed miserably. It was intentionally tacky.

And Takiya Kalasms were super hilarious.

Originally posted by: C0raline

My favourite were all from F.I.R.

They were outrageous, crazy and funny.

That serial was my guilty pleasure. :-D I have no qualms in accepting it. It was deliberately Over the top.

It was not a case where people tried to make something classy and failed miserably. It was intentionally tacky.

And Takiya Kalasms were super hilarious.

I liked Rasika's... ahiya maro jeev jay che ne tame pucho cho hun kaun?

Here I m sick to death (worrying) and u (heartlessly) ask who am I? 🤣

Originally posted by: violette

I liked Rasika's... ahiya mari jeev jay che ne tame pucho cho hun kaun?

Here I m sick to death (worrying) and u (heartlessly) ask who am I? 🤣

Thanks Vilotte for telling the meaning of her catchphrase.I have always liked it.

Originally posted by: violette

I liked Rasika's... ahiya mari jeev jay che ne tame pucho cho hun kaun?

Here I m sick to death (worrying) and u (heartlessly) ask who am I? 🤣

I soo want Raami-Rasika confrontation again..

Rasika and Raami can make such an entertaining vamp Jodi..😆

jailbird looks worthless (for now) He and Arjan's father might fight for dominance.. and Arjan might b the one who actually walks away with the whole cake .. 😆

Originally posted by: violette

I soo want Raami-Rasika confrontation again..

Rasika and Raami can make such an entertaining vamp Jodi..😆

jailbird looks worthless (for now) He and Arjan's father might fight for dominance.. and Arjan might b the one who actually walks away with the whole cake .. 😆

Today while watching the episode, I noticed that even Mastana has one.

Then I remembered making one post on this.

Can anyone tell exactly what is it that Mastana says?

I do not get it.

(while searching for this post I was as usual making threads red and found a gold mine of a few interesting posts but as of now I have a backlog on the posts I would like to finish off first. So old and interesting posts have to wait. It is fun to watch a few things we discussed in the initial stages of the show)