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Mahi

@Mannmohanaa

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Posted: 7 years ago

#11

Originally posted by: noexcuse

Same here. Overwhelmed.

In a trance!

Seriously, the old days are back, from episodes 1-10!

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Lavanya

@KumbhkarnKiNani

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Posted: 7 years ago

#12

Originally posted by: ..AjabdeBaisa..

Yup of course!
I want to continue it!

Btw can I call you Lavy?😆

@Bold - Haan Ji :) I love it. Aaj se pehle kisine mujhe itna accha nick-name nahi diya..😭😆

I'll post my response in just a short while :)

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Mahi

@Mannmohanaa

Trailblazer

+ 3

Posted: 7 years ago

#13

I'm getting all aajkal paun zameen par nahi padte mere feels

And today's blockbuster opening scene! #ReadyForIt!!

Thankyou Tanu! Yesterday I would have been 10 minutes late again if not for you 😆

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Mahi

@Mannmohanaa

Trailblazer

+ 3

Posted: 7 years ago

#14

Originally posted by: gt2918

@Bold - Haan Ji :) I love it. Aaj se pehle kisine mujhe itna accha nick-name nahi diya..😭😆

I'll post my response in just a short while :)

Yayy!

Aww. Haha 😆

You're cute!😛

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waitforit1

@waitforit1

Dazzler

Posted: 7 years ago

#15

Originally posted by: ..AjabdeBaisa..

I seriously don't know what's up with my excitement here lol😆

You definetly should explore it! It adds shades to life and makes you a thinker 😉

Not to mention the feels! <3
Yes we can. Well go ahead and make it, the other profound specialists here shall give all inputs!😃

Nothing is too much sweetheart, sabpar nasha chadh raha hai!😛

Haha your excitement shows that the makers are doing their job well 😉

I agree, so amny shades! I've started already...do you have any suggestions for a beginner like me? 😆

Perfect, I'll make it in a bit :)

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waitforit1

@waitforit1

Dazzler

Posted: 7 years ago

#16

Do we have any interviews from the makers of this show? I actually wish we had more interviews from the makers, the actors...just the whole team, you know.

I wonder how long they must have worked on it all before presenting it to us...they must have worked very hard. It's such a tight and crisp script- every scene has a purpose and of course, the literary connections- it's no easy feat to have such a vast array literary references and have meaningful scenes depicting that.

Also, Namit is doing a fantastic job, and to think he is a newcomer! He has got the walk, the talk and all the little nuances that Sidhant's character needs right. His voice modulation is amazing. I wonder for how long did he prepare for this role?

Damn, I wish we had more insight.😆

Edited by WaitForIt- - 7 years ago

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Lavanya

@KumbhkarnKiNani

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Posted: 7 years ago

#17

@Mahi- Maaf kijiye..got a bit late.

'Jhansi Ki Rani' by Subhadra Kumari Chauhan is a work of pure genius. Rarely has a piece of poetic work been so inspirational! My blood starts pumping faster every time I hear those verses. Especially this -

Khoob ladi mardaani woh toh Jhansi waali raani thi!

Munshi Premchand's works are too good! You love Pareeksha! I love it too..😳 And this is amongst the most beautiful lines I've ever read- "Manushyon ka woh budha johri aad mein baitha hua dekh raha tha ki inn bagulon mein hans kahan chhipa hua hai". The famous Bagula-Hans reference!

The Nag vali kahani..hmm..do you mean Mantra ? The one in which that rich doctor Chaddha refuses to treat a poor man's son😡 And later on that same man saves Chaddha's son from dying. That is such a heartbreaking story..😭😭

Jayshankar Prasad's plays were mainly historical. Have studied one of them. 'Chandragupta' based on emperor Chandragupta Maurya I is an enduring classic.

His poems had a mix of romanticism and spiritualism (This style of writing had become a trend which was named as 'chhayavad')

And yes,he did write on the theme of nationalism and patriotism as well.

I had studied 'As You Like It' in Std X. Playing Rosalind was fun! Indeed,Orlando was a handsome man..😳 Infact,the best part was that the guy playing Orlando was the same boy on whom I had a secret crush..😆😳

'Merchant of Venice' was fun too! Though the text was a bit more heavy than 'As You Like It'. Yess,I had learnt the 'Mercy Speech'. I remember how scared I had been as to whether I would be able to deliver it well or not..😆 But thankfully,it came out well..😊

You have studied MOV three years straight! Wow! I'm envious of you now 😆

Woah! Written an essay but I'm loving this discussion. So so happy to have met you Mahi!

-Lavanya

Edited by gt2918 - 7 years ago

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noexcuse

@noexcuse

Sparkler

Posted: 7 years ago

#18

Originally posted by: WaitForIt-
Do we have any interviews from the makers of this show? I actually wish we had more interviews from the makers, the actors...just the whole team, you know.

I wonder how long they must have worked on it all before presenting it to us...they must have worked very hard. It's such a tight and crisp script- every scene has a purpose and of course, the literary connections- it's no easy feat to have such a vast array literary references and have meaningful scenes depicting that.

Also, Namit is doing a fantastic job, and to think he is a newcomer! He has got the walk, the talk and all the little nuances that Sidhant's character needs right. His voice modulation is amazing. I wonder for how long did he prepare for this role?

Damn, I wish we had more insight.😆

Ask Uday on twitter. He replies.

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noexcuse

@noexcuse

Sparkler

Posted: 7 years ago

#19

Originally posted by: ..AjabdeBaisa..
I'm getting all aajkal paun zameen par nahi padte mere feels
And today's blockbuster opening scene! #ReadyForIt!!

Thankyou Tanu! Yesterday I would have been 10 minutes late again if not for you😆

No problem. Today starts about the same time as yesterday. No expectations but I think weekend will seem very long after the episode. 😳