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Padmajaan

@Padmajaan

Sparkler

+ 5

Posted: 7 years ago

#11

I cried my heart out. And it happened so naturally. didn't hold it back.

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war_is_peace

@war_is_peace

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Posted: 7 years ago

#12

shit i cried 😭

i dont cry easily watching movies n stuff

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Jhalli_gurl

@Jhalli_gurl

Voyager

Posted: 7 years ago

#13

I love this show for its execution...The way everything is portrayed in such a simple yet meaningful way is what keeps me hooked about the show ❤️

Of course the cherry on the top is having an eye candy male lead.

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bworm

@bworm

Dazzler

Posted: 7 years ago

#14

It was a realistic and beautifully shot episode.

I had tears in my eyes through out the scenes.

Kk, sid, gayetri, purva, anu..all nailed it.

Heck even goyal and heera stuck to form.

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Antara123

@Antara123

Sparkler

+ 3

Posted: 7 years ago

#15

I found the devotional background music very annoying, I didn't like it at all, even when he was dying. Moreover, I feel if they had gone to the doctor earlier, they'd have figured this out. Both the husband and wife shouldn't have taken it lightly as just acidity. Loads of people mistake attack to be acidity. Just go the doctor man! And I realised why I don't like Gayatri at all, does she have no role to play in the house except cooking?

I loved the hug scene as well, the scene where Siddhant hugs everyone including Anushka. Awesome. I loved KK and I loved how realistically they showed all the preparations. Very realistic.

The Mom, it's understandable. But her acting could have been like epic but it was good. Fair. Lol. Idk, I wasn't happy with the scene. But my Mom, who never cries for any scene was crying

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Lifez_Beautiful

@Lifez_Beautiful

Rocker

+ 3

Posted: 7 years ago

#16

I didn't want to watch you know... Kinda in a denial mode... So skipped it yesterday... But finally gave in and just watched it... And I still can't control my tears... 💔 Thank God I am in my room right now... Otherwise people would hv been alarmed looking at me... Because I rarely cry and for fictional things even rarer, I think last I cried for something on screen was when Jack died in Titanic... that long back and I was a kid then...

Today, I was actually determined not to cry for something like a show and u knw what, I actually managed till the very last moment... But the moment he collapsed on the floor, I lost it... And God, Anurag Sir! They way he was lying there on the floor before the doctor came was so damn realistic, I couldn't control... The most realistic acting I have ever seen... See it's easy to lie still but to lie in a pose u hv fallen and be still? That comes only to few...

And on top of that Sid was perfect 2day... His reacns triggered me further... 💔 Namit, u too were class apart today...

It's funny in an ironic way, but I guess CVs, Sony, Namit and most of all Mr.Anurag Arora, deserve a huge round of applause for making it happen... To successfully create somebody called Mr. Prabhar Sinha, bring him into our lives, make us love him so much that we are here, truly mourning his demise... The power of 'Art' indeed... A HEARTFELT KUDOS! 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏

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peeyara

@peeyara

Stunner

+ 6

Posted: 7 years ago

#17

Lovely post!

The simplicity and realism with which the death sequence was dealt broke my heart. There was no buildup to his death other than giving hints that he isnt keeping well lately, there was no OTT crying and loud cries to show the amount of love they had for prabhakar, it was just so real n simple. Tugged at heart.

The actor playing Prabhakar is on any social media site? He was phenomenal. He breathed live into Prabhakar. If you see his character, its like okay another adarshwadi, satyavadi father but the way he portrayed it was ⭐️

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kavmuks

@kavmuks

Dazzler

+ 3

Posted: 7 years ago

#18

Originally posted by: peeyara
Lovely post!
The simplicity and realism with which the death sequence was dealt broke my heart. There was no buildup to his death other than giving hints that he isnt keeping well lately, there was no OTT crying and loud cries to show the amount of love they had for prabhakar, it was just so real n simple. Tugged at heart.
The actor playing Prabhakar is on any social media site? He was phenomenal. He breathed live into Prabhakar. If you see his character, its like okay another adarshwadi, satyavadi father but the way he portrayed it was ⭐️

Even I am looking for his twitter handle. In another post I had asked if IF can arrange an interview so all fans can pass on appreciation to him.

I have never felt so touched by any senior layer character. I am sure there are many good actors but makers just do not spent time to these characters to groom.

Their focus is primarily on OTT villains and silly male an female lead situations.

In case of Anurag Arora (Prabhakar) - He proved that "less is more". Man of less words but perfect emotion display using voice tone, smile, body language and eyes.

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kavmuks

@kavmuks

Dazzler

+ 3

Posted: 7 years ago

#19

Originally posted by: bworm
It was a realistic and beautifully shot episode.
I had tears in my eyes through out the scenes.

Kk, sid, gayetri, purva, anu..all nailed it.

Heck even goyal and heera stuck to form.

See how Siddhant came by Auto rather than ramming his bike somewhere and the not making it home at right time type cliches

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Mahi

@Mannmohanaa

Trailblazer

+ 3

Posted: 7 years ago

#20

Originally posted by: kavmuks

See how Siddhant came by Auto rather than ramming his bike somewhere and the not making it home at right time type cliches

Couldn't agree more!

Kudos to CVs for avoiding all cliches and being so normal. For Prabhakar it must be fulfilling at least to die in Sid's arms. I'm so so glad it was kept real. As if its happening right here.

TOO GOOD!⭐️

I hope they maintain this standard.😳

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