Drenched ..in love , rain and tears. - Page 3

Originally posted by: Debashri123

Hello Blue and others...it is nothing new if I say that I loved this post and all the comments. Indeed, my heart went out for Mukhiji yesterday...Eijaz deserves every bit of love and adulation that he is getting for this portrayal...but the surprise package of the show for me is Aru...she is a total scene stealer. Although I dedicated an independent post for Saanvi (for reasons I stated there)...I have no qualms in accepting that Aru's outburst and Mukhi's internal conflicts about Aru & their relationship was the essence of yesterday's episode ...both in their flaws as well as merits were so much into their characters...especially the Ticket swallowing scene...I can just go on watching that scene on repeat!!! However, the part which I found a little over the top (and that ways, became a bit cruel) was the bachche ka baap part...frankly speaking there was no need for that...she could have in fact blurted out stuff like mere peeche se mere pati ko raat mein bulaati ho...kya rishta hai aapka Mukhiji se...That would have been a bit more like Aru and less like an obsessive lover and a nagging wife (something I found a bit inappropriate)...but then, yes, she was totally taken in by the emotions of it all...and played that part really well...it was superb screenplay, must say!!
Lovely analysis Blue once again. And a special mention for Mallika. Mallika, your contribution to every post is so meaningful and you add a fresh perspective to everything...really appreciate it. You are not rigid and have a free mind to grasp every possible view. I, in fact have started visualizing everyone's faces based on their thoughts and the way of expressing them...and the images that I draw-up are of all very beautiful people. Seriously, once the show ends, I will actually miss you people a lot!! And Vio and Blue as far as disagreements are concerned...by now..I'm sure you would know that I am a Lawyer...disagreements and disputes are my bread & butter...😆😆so, I love such disagreements...such sane, mature and lovely disagreements...too much of agreements make it sound like a Quawalli...one singer singing and the others clapping in agreement in the background...can get a bit boring...so keep, the different perspectives flowing in...it is enriching!

Thank you dearies for your lovely comments. 😳

Originally posted by: malkasub

Thank you dearies for your lovely comments. 😳

Btw Blue (I like this better than Jalpari)... me too 'pelli chupulu' and decided in a few days. What to do.. you know when you know and that's it.

Cora, thanks for your comments on the OS too. Radha pushed me and Vio straightened me out... and that's how it turned out the way it did. But only now I realize that these things take up so much of time to write and correct and rewrite...Bah! I'm better off reading other people's work.

Love that this show has thrown up such mature discussions and lovely personalities. I really wish we could have a live chat with the writers of the show. Really curious as to how these things are shaped up so well. I have yet to see a show that has held our interest for so long...80 episodes!

Anyway... here's to many many more discussions... here's to all of us ❤️

Yes Isabel, I do speak telugu...had to write that "pelli choopulu" in telugu coz there is no such equivalent word in English.

Originally posted by: bluejalpari17

Yes Isabel, I do speak telugu...had to write that "pelli choopulu" in telugu coz there is no such equivalent word in English.

Originally posted by: ..wateva..

haha. I understand, I speak Telugu as well. I was actually thinking what can we call that word in English.. I guess there isn't one. 😆

Isa,

I guess the reason is cultural too. And I know what that words means as most Indian languages have similar words or phrases.

I do not speak (much) Telugu (I am a Marathi Mulgi) but am married to a Telugu guy (Obviously, not through "pelli choopulu"!

I recently watched a film with that name and it was really a good watch.

@ Coraline

Originally posted by: bluejalpari17

@ Coraline

I speak Marathi too , very well , though I am from telugu family , grew up in Maharashtra.

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You are right about cultural context. Mulgi baghayla jaane he western world la samjat nahi. Ani aamchakade dating ha conceptach nhavta . But no qualms...quite happy with my catch :)

Jalpari!

I know! Right! Ab Angrez kya jaane kaanda poha ka swad! :-D

I never had a single Kaanda poha program but to be honest, I do not think that is necessarily bad. In a country like ours where most girls and guys have almost no places, platforms to socialize, the tried and tested system of meeting through parents work.

Unless, you manage to meet someone (and like enough) in school, university or workplace, the chance meetings are not as common as films will have us believe!

(And I understand the part that someone might click in one meeting and some might take years too.)

Cheers!

Originally posted by: bluejalpari17

@bold...I completely agree..I too am spending too much time on the forum and hubby is so irritated that I care for fictional story so much..:)..Kids have been telling friends..my mom writes stories somewhere but doesn't let us read them!!!

Need to step back and balance my time!

@bold: Exactly... having a cash crunch on time like anything..

also time difference doesn't help either... 😳

My hubby has a suspicious look on his face.. when I stealthily log in to IF from my phone and try to keep a poker face wwhile reading all the hilarious and some times quite serious posts... 😆

My hubby is like a kid he needs my constant attention when he is home.. even wen all I have to do is stare at him lovingly while he busily plays his game on his mobile.. 😆 😆

Also my hubby had warned me already on mental health hazards of spending too much time discussing abt fictional characters and virtually making thm do romance in our imaginary La la Land... 😆 😆