Radha-Krishn (Sumedh /Mallika) Appreciation Thread #8 - Page 89

He is arrogant and egoistic and that clouds the senses. You tend to over estimate yourself and thereby perish.

Every dialogue of Krishna is amazing today. I specially loved the comparison between Rama and Krishna.

Today's analysis of Cynthia's actually reminds me of two important dialog that took place in the past --

1. The episode where Radha runs to save Krishna in the Jealousy track - She says just before running to save him that - Chahe kuch bhi ho jaye Radha tumhari raksha karne avashya aayegi, sada aayegi. Radha will definitely come to save you, always come to save you no matter what.

This dialog still gives me goose bumps -- it is that impactful from our Radharani :)

2. The episode where Radha becomes Radharani - here when Krishna is explaining Kans play to Balram he says that Kans has understood it right that my shakti is Radha, but if he thinks that i cannot slay him before Radha and I become one, he is wrong. he has to realize that even without becoming one, Radha will never allow Krishna to get defeated, she will never allow her krishna to fail.

I think this both will come into play very soon .. end of this week and next week.

This is the most beautiful thing about that soulful love. If one even tries to let go the other holds and vice versa :) and these are like epitome of love. Good that things are turning slowly towards the brighter side.

Cynthis, i want to comment something on Ayan. I also dont like the character at all, but for a min if i play the devil's advocate, Ayan is wanting to win Radha who he believes is his love so he is playing for that. And everything is fair in love and war. Thats why for him attempting to kill Vrishbhan is fair.

I still think he will righten up in the future, because I believe that the three promises that Krishna took from Radha in the initial stages of Moh track was for Ayan and not for himself. If you remember it, Kanha said that she always has to believe in her friend, always respond when he is in need, be by her friend's side, and always come when a friend calls. This was not for him, but i strongly feel its for Ayan at a later stage. Lets see.

The end of this track will end up in her realizing that she is equally imp as he is. They both are same and she has her own worth. Thus arises the urge to want more and greed - the next two vikars or badhas :)

Logically the CVs have followed a good sequence. My only complain with them is too much negativity, not maintaining the truthfulness of the characters like Krishna and Balram and finally no character progression of Radha at all!!!

Originally posted by: vyapti

Cynthia, do you understand Hindi? How do you give such beautiful analysis!

Yes, I understand Hindi without any problem. I started watching Bollywood movies when I was 16. I'm 30 years old now.

I understand Hindi, Punjabi and Urdu.

The others I understand a little bit it depends on whether the actor speaks fast or not....

Originally posted by: ReadLo

Yes, I understand Hindi without any problem. I started watching Bollywood movies when I was 16. I'm 30 years old now.

I understand Hindi, Punjabi and Urdu.

The others I understand a little bit it depends on whether the actor speaks fast or not....

You are a genius. I can not understand anything other than Hindi, and my mother tongue Bengali.

When I watched the episode I did not clearly notice the time freezing. So I was confused and understood after reading your analysis.

I was thinking if forgiving Ayan so many times is true to Krishna's character. Then remembered that He forgave Shishupal's 100 offences.

Sorry to be jumping in here but Krishna is someone beyond human relations even in his normal human form. He knows the future and therefore he holds no grudge.

Ayan here is merely 1 among the rough 7 billions (excluding his time-transience) and he really couldn't care less. Ironically, he cares even for one little ant trudging the earth.

It is this conflict of ideas that makes Krishna this dynamic a character. He is called a true yogi, which is because as I mentioned before, he cares about everything and everyone but he doesn't ever let this care cloud his vision of the future. :)

True, but does not he punish the wrongdoers?

everybody gets their due in their own course of time. we might not see it but it does happen.

Is Akrur evil or just acting to be evil here?