Shivangi / Pallavi Rao AT #13 ~ Watermelon Sugar 🍉🍓 - Page 80

Originally posted by: Amnnaa

I grow up watching many such movie scenes. That's why Raghav being in ICU because of that nail never bothered me.

this was a spoof right? Or it’s an actual footage from a tv show?😲

Originally posted by: Inese_20

this was a spoof right? Or it’s an actual footage from a tv show?😲

It's an actual scene 🤣🤣

Originally posted by: SexyPotato

Goli lagne se nehi mari per ek golgappa did the job- kya behuda mazak hai yeh.🤪

Goli se darr nahi lagta, golgappe se lagta hai

Originally posted by: Inese_20

Noooooooooo

Welcome to South industry 🥳🥳

Originally posted by: Amnnaa

Welcome to South industry 🥳🥳

Idk I still don’t believe you. This can’t be.

Originally posted by: aye-masakalii

Goli se darr nahi lagta, golgappe se lagta hai

Aaj pakka stroke ani hai can't even troll this properly.🤔

Originally posted by: Amnnaa

Welcome to South industry 🥳🥳

Is it better now? Or do they still have such scenes?

I know South Indian movies can be a bit OTT, could never sit through a Rajnikant movie. But didn’t know they took it so far!

Originally posted by: Inese_20

Idk I still don’t believe you. This can’t be.

Regarding Raghav - Pallavi I feel that even though both were on fighting terms in the beginning they both really acknowledged the other person even then. Like Raghav in one episode says to Farhad that Pallavi is like an eagle whose wings might not have the power now but she has the strength and moral conviction that so many of other girls don't have. Farhad teases Raghav saying that - looks like you are very impressed by it. Raghav definitely was impressed by Pallavi in the beginning itself.

Pallavi even though was angry on Raghav doesn't hesitate to help him out when he is injured in the Lion track. She realizes that Raghav is indeed in danger and takes him home. Both of them at some level recognize the soul connection they had. That is what I absolutely loved in this show.

Originally posted by: Inese_20

Is it better now? Or do they still have such scenes?

I know South Indian movies can be a bit OTT, could never sit through a Rajnikant movie. But didn’t know they took it so far!

TBH I still don't fully understand wtf happened in that clip...