Why is Jija’s dialogue delivery so weird? - Page 12

Originally posted by: bakwaspolice

MEIN SIRF IS SHOW KI NO. 1 FAN HOON

MUJHE SIRF IS SHOW KA MATLAB HAI 🤪

FANS AAYENGE YA JAYENGE

LEKIN YEH SHOW IMMORTAL HAI

You've changed your rang aur dhang like jija ji since you gained fame Apacs 😈

don't forget your friends 😎...josh mein hosh mat khona 😛

Originally posted by: sidnilove

You've changed your rang aur dhang like jija ji since you gained fame Apacs 😈

don't forget your friends 😎...josh mein hosh mat khona 😛

NAHI MEIN HAMESHA IS SHOW KI NO. 1 FAN THI OR HUMESHA RAHUNGI

Originally posted by: Life_Is_Dutiful

If u r talking about the way Abhi talks like a kid with Akshu then I remember Aditya Hooda used to talk like that in bepannaah too with Zoya. Probably that's Harshad's style of telling dialogues pyaar se but I agree it does come across as weird sometimes. Even in bepannaah I used to find that weird. I also feel its the director's fault too. The directors of both the shows should have corrected him and made him speak in a different way so that both the characters don't seem childish while talking to their better halves.

Exactly that is where his dialogue delivery is going horribly wrong. In Bepannaah, in the first episode as Aditya Hooda, he started cribbing. The tone was childish. Nobody pointed out as the initial week's episodes were fantastic.

Later, Aniruddh Rajrekar saw to it that HC wasn't given similar scenes. The team gave him to emote anger, frustrations, guilt. The transition and the variety of emotions which the directors got him to do is due to the team's ability to execute the scenes. I wish more attention was paid to the screenplay.

Here when Akshara tells him post confession let's go back and inform everyone. He immediately starts speaking in a babyish kind of voice. The dialogues were equally horrible. It sounded as if Abhimanyu was not ready to face the current situation.

Rishi or Vishal Desai has to understand that a masculine voice has certain limits.

They executed the trip scenes well where out of concern Abhimanyu advises Akshara take care of your self ( during Ruby molestation track). Harshad spoke in a very concerned tone, the Voice Modulation was perfect.

I hope the creatives and directors concentrate on the plus points.

Originally posted by: Salutethearmy

Exactly that is where his dialogue delivery is going horribly wrong. In Bepannaah, in the first episode as Aditya Hooda, he started cribbing. The tone was childish. Nobody pointed out as the initial week's episodes were fantastic.

Later, Aniruddh Rajrekar saw to it that HC wasn't given similar scenes. The team gave him to emote anger, frustrations, guilt. The transition and the variety of emotions which the directors got him to do is due to the team's ability to execute the scenes. I wish more attention was paid to the screenplay.

Here when Akshara tells him post confession let's go back and inform everyone. He immediately starts speaking in a babyish kind of voice. The dialogues were equally horrible. It sounded as if Abhimanyu was not ready to face the current situation.

Rishi or Vishal Desai has to understand that a masculine voice has certain limits.

They executed the trip scenes well where out of concern Abhimanyu advises Akshara take care of your self ( during Ruby molestation track). Harshad spoke in a very concerned tone, the Voice Modulation was perfect.

I hope the creatives and directors concentrate on the plus points.

Agree (bold) - I particularly liked his delivery in those scenes because his tone is concerned and also brisk like that's the physician in him, used to giving advice to patients. The childish whiny tones are so out of character with his persona as this masculine disciplined surgeon.

As Aditya Hooda, when he used whiny childish tones with Pooja or a babyish tone to be sarcastic to Zoya, it fit the character - he started out as a spoilt, oblivious man-child. So it didn't seem as jarring to me. Plus you're right, later on he was given a different range of emotions. The directing choices this season are really bizarre...

Originally posted by: Intoxicator

Agree (bold) - I particularly liked his delivery in those scenes because his tone is concerned and also brisk like that's the physician in him, used to giving advice to patients. The childish whiny tones are so out of character with his persona as this masculine disciplined surgeon.

As Aditya Hooda, when he used whiny childish tones with Pooja or a babyish tone to be sarcastic to Zoya, it fit the character - he started out as a spoilt, oblivious man-child. So it didn't seem as jarring to me. Plus you're right, later on he was given a different range of emotions. The directing choices this season are really bizarre...

I remember even in the drunk Zoya episode, he was talking like this when he was trying to control her. Though I won't deny the fact that he looks cute when he talks like that but he needs to realize he can't talk like that in every scene with his FLs.

Originally posted by: Life_Is_Dutiful

I remember even in the drunk Zoya episode, he was talking like this when he was trying to control her. Though I won't deny the fact that he looks cute when he talks like that but he needs to realize he can't talk like that in every scene with his FLs.

So now I'm wondering... HC apparently takes a long time between his shows. It's been three years since BP and I know he's said he works on his physique and learning new skills during his off-season, but does he also do acting workshops or plays or something? Most people get rusty at their jobs if they take three years off. Some of his scenes in YRKKH have been really out there in terms of acting - and I think in daily soaps they don't let you do retakes (or probably only very limited ones) so it's not like he can perfect the scene on the spot.

Originally posted by: Intoxicator

Agree (bold) - I particularly liked his delivery in those scenes because his tone is concerned and also brisk like that's the physician in him, used to giving advice to patients. The childish whiny tones are so out of character with his persona as this masculine disciplined surgeon.

As Aditya Hooda, when he used whiny childish tones with Pooja or a babyish tone to be sarcastic to Zoya, it fit the character - he started out as a spoilt, oblivious man-child. So it didn't seem as jarring to me. Plus you're right, later on he was given a different range of emotions. The directing choices this season are really bizarre...

The rebellious attitude does not suit Dr. Abhimanyu Birla. Instead of complaining that Ma isn't there, i wish he spoke with a serious tone that everything is going fall back on us. Two mature adults talking about possible consequences. Here Akshara looked pretty brave and this guy was sounding off.

Why twitter is on fire

A) The accident drama increased trps and we took over Ghum's place.

B) The surgical procedure scenes have become meme material and that is why rival fds are tweeting about pinpointing HCs performance. The entire episode was executed horribly and the ML is facing the music. No one spoke about post surgical care where he sat with Akshara for straight 24 hrs ..

C) BALH2 fans are finding it difficult to accept that the hospital and accident track got trps. For them Nakul is doing very well and HC is not upto the mark.

I agree about POV regarding Aditya Hooda, those range of emotions were needed for the character..

Originally posted by: Intoxicator

So now I'm wondering... HC apparently takes a long time between his shows. It's been three years since BP and I know he's said he works on his physique and learning new skills during his off-season, but does he also do acting workshops or plays or something? Most people get rusty at their jobs if they take three years off. Some of his scenes in YRKKH have been really out there in terms of acting - and I think in daily soaps they don't let you do retakes (or probably only very limited ones) so it's not like he can perfect the scene on the spot.

If you consider his journey from Mamta to Yrkkh,, each and every character is unique. In Kdmhmd HC played the dutiful son whereas Mohan Gala was a self centred grey character.

Harshad excelled and took everyone by surprise when he essayed the role of Sahir Azim Choudhary. Aditya Hooda became phenomenal. All these roles weren't taken up immediately by HC. He took his time.

With regards to Yrkkh, I think the workouts have strained his face and vocal chords. Earlier HC wasn't so lean and muscular. He had a face and figure to match with I don't think 3 years break will make anyone rusty. Pls check his Judaa Kar Diya MV with Erica. The funeral scene is fantastic.

As per my opinion, the director has not come out of Shivin mode. The compatibility is a occupational hazard. Either the director is not giving the right instructions or HC is not able to adapt to their methods. If you notice sometimes Pranali goes out of context. Mayank too has a blank face these days. Ali Hasan knows the team in and out but as AG he goes bersek with rgds to Aarohi and is cold towards Akshara.

Yes Harshad attends a lot of workshops. He has been vocal about it but during the pandemic, everything was in shut down mode, therefore can't comment about his activities.

Originally posted by: Salutethearmy

If you consider his journey from Mamta to Yrkkh,, each and every character is unique. In Kdmhmd HC played the dutiful son whereas Mohan Gala was a self centred grey character.

Harshad excelled and took everyone by surprise when he essayed the role of Sahir Azim Choudhary. Aditya Hooda became phenomenal. All these roles weren't taken up immediately by HC. He took his time.

With regards to Yrkkh, I think the workouts have strained his face and vocal chords. Earlier HC wasn't so lean and muscular. He had a face and figure to match with I don't think 3 years break will make anyone rusty. Pls check his Judaa Kar Diya MV with Erica. The funeral scene is fantastic.

As per my opinion, the director has not come out of Shivin mode. The compatibility is a occupational hazard. Either the director is not giving the right instructions or HC is not able to adapt to their methods. If you notice sometimes Pranali goes out of context. Mayank too has a blank face these days. Ali Hasan knows the team in and out but as AG he goes bersek with rgds to Aarohi and is cold towards Akshara.

Yes Harshad attends a lot of workshops. He has been vocal about it but during the pandemic, everything was in shut down mode, therefore can't comment about his activities.

Really good point! HC's not the only one going off the rails with the acting. Definitely noticed it with Pranali too. As for Mayank... Kairav has been made into a deaf-mute so now I basically FF his scenes.

Chachu has been like a different character this season. In early S2, with Manish, he was sort of like Akshara is to Arohi - always in his shadow, always expected to put his benefit over his own. Later on, they made him kind of a jerk. But he was always a Naira supporter (which Manish wasn't) so it really is odd his supporting Arohi and sidelining Akshara.

Originally posted by: Intoxicator

Really good point! HC's not the only one going off the rails with the acting. Definitely noticed it with Pranali too. As for Mayank... Kairav has been made into a deaf-mute so now I basically FF his scenes.

Chachu has been like a different character this season. In early S2, with Manish, he was sort of like Akshara is to Arohi - always in his shadow, always expected to put his benefit over his own. Later on, they made him kind of a jerk. But he was always a Naira supporter (which Manish wasn't) so it really is odd his supporting Arohi and sidelining Akshara.

The director has to stop copying Aditya Hooda's traits and mannerisms.

HC has categorically stated that we have to do what is given in the script. The dialogue writer has to improve. If he does not then characters are getting ruined. Garima and Co are focussing too much on Harshad's physical abilities. Running, jumping and hanging from trees is going to take a roll on the actors expressions and dialogue delivery.

In Ichche Nodee, Anurag did not have to perform stunts.