FF: Pale Blue Dot Thread 2020 Chapter 42 Part1 - Page 14

It feels so refreshing to return to this magical yet beautifully real pale blue dot, after a hiatus. Meeting Jodha and Jalal as lovable as we had left them, with their complex thoughts and dilemmas, simple gestures, and deepest affections was a reminder of why they, along with the rest of the cast and this tale had won the readers' hearts in the first place.

This chapter has the idyllic beauty of an opera, with apt parallels you've drawn between the rise and fall of musical choir, to raging thunderstorms outside, and a turbulent ocean of emotions wrecking havoc within Jodha.

The brief and lengthy conversations thereafter were so typical of you - witty, precise and profound.

It is true that unfinished tales have a different charm to them. Unlike finished tales which become fond memories and evoke a sense of nostalgia, these unfinished sagas, leave in their wake a myriad of possibilities - this could have happened, that would have turned out in this certain way. Every revisit offers a new outcome. But such flawed yet flawless folks from the pale blue dot do deserve a fitting closure, a happily ever after farewell, which I really would love you to give them.

Thank you so much for updating,

Adwitiya.

Originally posted by: Durgeshnandini

It feels so refreshing to return to this magical yet beautifully real pale blue dot, after a hiatus. Meeting Jodha and Jalal as lovable as we had left them, with their complex thoughts and dilemmas, simple gestures, and deepest affections was a reminder of why they, along with the rest of the cast and this tale had won the readers' hearts in the first place.

This chapter has the idyllic beauty of an opera, with apt parallels you've drawn between the rise and fall of musical choir, to raging thunderstorms outside, and a turbulent ocean of emotions wrecking havoc within Jodha.

The brief and lengthy conversations thereafter were so typical of you - witty, precise and profound.

It is true that unfinished tales have a different charm to them. Unlike finished tales which become fond memories and evoke a sense of nostalgia, these unfinished sagas, leave in their wake a myriad of possibilities - this could have happened, that would have turned out in this certain way. Every revisit offers a new outcome. But such flawed yet flawless folks from the pale blue dot do deserve a fitting closure, a happily ever after farewell, which I really would love you to give them.

Thank you so much for updating,

Adwitiya.

Nice review. Choicest words.

Originally posted by: hemakeerti

Chapter 42 Part2

In two days...

Originally posted by: Ifakdha

And one more thing made me very delighted, which was to see all the most Beautiful and lovely members of HBAS family gathered once again after Lashy Didi left this forum😭. Oh Kal di, Bindu di, Selvi di, Lavanya di, Kuki di, Nam's di.....you have no idea how much I've loved you all and missed you lovelies. I hope you might be remembering me😆. But still Lashy di, Rose di, Sandy di, Rekha di, patti, Vathsy di are missing.....I hope to catch a glimpse of them, I mean catch a glimpse of their post again.🤗

Hi Wishu, hope everything is fine at your end. And all the best for your remaining exams.

Originally posted by: Jeryl

Jahnu...

You brought back life to the forum once again....Jalal’s birthday is still underway. We, PBDians waited for 3 long years to read the first half and we have the right to expect the second half of the celebrations as per your promise. So, I strongly suggest that your timing, JST(Jahnu Standard Time) matches the rest of the world. 😡

I don’t mind sending periodic reminders to you in case you are in a different world.😉

Love

🌹

(I am so obsessed with ROSE now just like Jalal....hehe😜...PBD made me to fall in love with my name🥰)

🤣 Another Rose miss also here.

BTW I just had strawberry ice cream🤪

Originally posted by: Tatianabhardwaj

how is everyone doing. Bindu di, Kalgi di, Lavanya di, Aparna di, Rose di, Wishu???????

Hi Tanya, I'm good dear. How's you? Sorry for missing your PM. I stopped visiting the forum now that Jahnu is back... I hope I can be regular here.

I still remember your dress for your brother's wedding. Time is flying. Have fun with your niece... there won't be any better way to spend the lockdown. ❤️

It's so good to be back here and read our talented Baisas reviews..

Rositta, Namsi, Selvi, Sajwan, Aishu, Bindu, Lavanya, Rose, Tanya, Wishu, Vathsy, Kuki, Adwitiya, Mama and Muskaan 👏 👏

It's all looking like a dream. and Jahnu our two days passed what about yours?

Hey Adwi 🤗🤗 how are you dear?

lovely review, as usual. You always had a way with words, like our Rose 😀😀

I fondly recall the various Pujo Pandal pics that you used to share along with the beautiful street art

so lovely to reconnect

thanks to Jahnavi 🙏🙏

Originally posted by: Durgeshnandini

It feels so refreshing to return to this magical yet beautifully real pale blue dot, after a hiatus. Meeting Jodha and Jalal as lovable as we had left them, with their complex thoughts and dilemmas, simple gestures, and deepest affections was a reminder of why they, along with the rest of the cast and this tale had won the readers' hearts in the first place.

This chapter has the idyllic beauty of an opera, with apt parallels you've drawn between the rise and fall of musical choir, to raging thunderstorms outside, and a turbulent ocean of emotions wrecking havoc within Jodha.

The brief and lengthy conversations thereafter were so typical of you - witty, precise and profound.

It is true that unfinished tales have a different charm to them. Unlike finished tales which become fond memories and evoke a sense of nostalgia, these unfinished sagas, leave in their wake a myriad of possibilities - this could have happened, that would have turned out in this certain way. Every revisit offers a new outcome. But such flawed yet flawless folks from the pale blue dot do deserve a fitting closure, a happily ever after farewell, which I really would love you to give them.

Thank you so much for updating,

Adwitiya.

Originally posted by: Durgeshnandini

It feels so refreshing to return to this magical yet beautifully real pale blue dot, after a hiatus. Meeting Jodha and Jalal as lovable as we had left them, with their complex thoughts and dilemmas, simple gestures, and deepest affections was a reminder of why they, along with the rest of the cast and this tale had won the readers' hearts in the first place.

This chapter has the idyllic beauty of an opera, with apt parallels you've drawn between the rise and fall of musical choir, to raging thunderstorms outside, and a turbulent ocean of emotions wrecking havoc within Jodha.

The brief and lengthy conversations thereafter were so typical of you - witty, precise and profound.

It is true that unfinished tales have a different charm to them. Unlike finished tales which become fond memories and evoke a sense of nostalgia, these unfinished sagas, leave in their wake a myriad of possibilities - this could have happened, that would have turned out in this certain way. Every revisit offers a new outcome. But such flawed yet flawless folks from the pale blue dot do deserve a fitting closure, a happily ever after farewell, which I really would love you to give them.

Thank you so much for updating,

Adwitiya.

Lovely review....

Jahnu is bringing the best out of everyone

I'm a little confused; whether the couple were standing or sitting?🤔