Let's Talk 62 - Page 2

Originally posted by: __Harshi__

I think it'll end soon
Cause till now the CVs didn't really drag anything
Hopefully this will end in a few episodes

Originally posted by: mayasingh

I don't think murder mystery will end but by next week I think Siddhant will know KK is not guilty...

because I am not interested in this track to be dragged...

I think he will then confide in Anushka ...

I don't want their separation to be dragged...

Originally posted by: Khushbooloves

Good morning everyone😊so I guess I already know but still asking kalka sab se favourite scene kya tha.. and also jab Anushka fut fut ke Rone lagi KK ke saamne to sabke man me sabse pehle kya khayal Aya..

Originally posted by: ..AjabdeBaisa..

Yesterday's episode was on another level for me.

Reminded of my literature days, be it the inspiring soulful Hindi or the classical Shakespearen literature!

Seriously, Suryakant Tripathi Nirala, Ramdhari Singh Dinkar, Gopal Singh Nepali, Maithilisharan Gupta & Seeyaramshatan Gupta! Even Subhadrakumaari Chauhan!

Ufff. I was a great great fan of their poems, plays & novels.

Tripathi usually was very fierce in his writing. While both the Gupta brothers were softer and wrote more on inner struggles, abstract concepts & nature related stuff.

OMG the David's Biblical reference totally threw me back when I used to study Shakespeare's plays. Damn, all those big big notes of Medieval times and folklores of the Bible!

Never imagined I'd get to see them here! Oh, wait, I did 😆

Medussa, Prodigal son of bible, Jacob & Hercules & Abraham tales. Yikeesss!😳

By God, mazaa aa gaya! ❤️

THANKYOU WRITERS!⭐️

Originally posted by: gt2918

Waah! Lovely comment Mahi!

Apart from being members of the North Indian Girl Club,I think we're members of the Literature Girl Club as well..😆

I am a huge fan of Suryakant Tripathi Nirala's work! Tripathi's works were very hard-hitting! Even Subhadrakumari Chauhan. Who can ever forget 'Jhansi Ki Rani' written by her!

Now,I'm hoping that the writers make references to Munshi Premchand and Jayshankar Prasad as well..just love their works! Premchand in particular is definitely the undisputed King of Hindi Literature and a great icon of Literature in general.

And the Shakespearean plays..😳 Can never say enough about them! Reminds me of my school days when I had played Rosalind in 'As You Like It'. Was such great fun! At a later stage in that play,Rosalind runs away to the Forest of Arden and disguises herself as man named Ganymede. I had such a lovely time disguising myself in a man's attire..😳😆

And then,in Merchant of Venice..while playing Portia I had to again disguise as a male lawyer since Portia had taken up a male lawyer's disguise in order to save Antonio. I don't know why I was always selected for roles where the girl disguised herself as a man..😆😆

The writers of this show have done a great job in incorporating Literature into the script.

Indeed,mazaa aa gaya..😳

P.S-You had a seminar today. I hope it was good :)

-Lavanya

Originally posted by: gt2918

Waah! Lovely comment Mahi!

Apart from being members of the North Indian Girl Club,I think we're members of the Literature Girl Club as well..😆

Ohh! Haha yeah!😆

I am a huge fan of Suryakant Tripathi Nirala's work! Tripathi's works were very hard-hitting! Even Subhadrakumari Chauhan. Who can ever forget 'Jhansi Ki Rani' written by her!

Of course! I have it by heart here.

Bundele har bolo ke muh, humne suni kahani thi

Khoob ladi mardaani woh toh Jhansi waali raani thi!😃

Now,I'm hoping that the writers make references to Munshi Premchand and Jayshankar Prasad as well..just love their works! Premchand in particular is definitely the undisputed King of Hindi Literature and a great icon of Literature in general.

OMG. Who can ever forget Premchand? Shanti, Griha Dah, Pareeksha (my favourite. Specially the bagula hans reference) & the Nag waali story, I forgot the name!

I'm a huge fan of his too, I've read a lot, LOT of his works!😳

Even Jayshankar Prasad is amazing, though his novels were mostly freedom based I guess? It was a unique cult in that period :)

And the Shakespearean plays..😳 Can never say enough about them! Reminds me of my school days when I had played Rosalind in 'As You Like It'. Was such great fun! At a later stage in that play,Rosalind runs away to the Forest of Arden and disguises herself as a man named Ganymede. I had such a lovely time disguising myself in a man's attire..😳😆

OMG OMG I've studied AYLI in 12th. The entire story was such a fantasy! Oh Rosalind! Lucky you!😉

I love Shakespeare's tact of disguising females as males most of the times! Btw I feel Orlando was a real handsome man 😛

And then,in 'Merchant of Venice'-while playing Portia I had to again disguise as a male lawyer since Portia had taken up a male lawyer's disguise in order to save Antonio. I don't know why I was always selected for roles where the girl disguised herself as a man..😆😆

You won't believe, I have a masters degree here in MOV. Studied it thoroughly for 3 years straight!

Haha! Again, Balthazar cum Portia. Did you learn the mercy speech my dear? I did!😃

MOV was such a great experience of classical English. I had to learn the Latin, actual lines. It was so much fun! And so many references of Trojan war too. Ohhhooo I'm literally in Dreamland here <33

Mann tripat ho gaya 😳

The writers of this show have done a great job in incorporating Literature into the script.

INDEED. CANNOT THANK THEM ENOUGH!

Indeed,mazaa aa gaya..😳

P.S-You had a seminar today. I hope it was good :)

It was good. Wrapped up early so no complaints 😆

I was anyways enjoying it. Another one on Sunday so weekend will flow fast 😆

-Lavanya