Daar ughad baye - Page 12

Originally posted by: Pr_b

Well, everybody have their opinions and choices ...Saniya is doing a fantastic job ..It's not easy to speak in a certain dialect ...the girl has taken workshops to play the Sambal and for her gavran lingo too..

Please do not compare her with Datar....jila sadha marathi madhey pan neet dialogue delivery yet nahi..

You have veterans of the field who inspite of being experienced ham the scenes..Sania is doing a fab job..

M not a blind fan but a neutral viewer...

I have formed my opinion based on what I have seen👍🏼. I watched the opening song and promos where she was shows playing the drum😊 and it was downright funny. It was like she was playing air-drums and not real drums. I also watched a couple of episodes, and her acting was mehh😒, not a Big Yikes but pretty basic😔, just a small step above Gayatri Datar's acting ability😛. After that I decided to not watch the show, learnt my lesson after STAK, those 150 odd episodes still haunt me😉.

The scenes of Mukta looking for Sarang in the rain were heart-wrenching, but I couldn't help thinking ...

1. When that neighbour found Sarang lying next to a curved stone wall - probably a well or other easily located feature, why didn't he tell Atmaram's family exactly where to find their guest? Mukta and Gaja wouldn't have had to run around shouting.

2. Given the life-or-death situation, why did the neighbour leave them to find their own way, instead of leading them to Sarang?

3. When they already knew that Sarang was unconscious or dead, and would need to be carried home, why didn't they set out with one person to support his legs, two people to lift him by either arm, and one person to hold his head steady and apply pressure to the bleeding?

4. Since Atmaram suffers from shortness of breath and his failure to reach Sarang was predictable, why didn't Kusum (with her mobile phone) and Bhakti join the search while Atmaram stayed home and used his mobile phone to call a doctor? Why wait until they found Sarang and then send Gaja in person to fetch the doctor?

5. From where did they get the cart?

I also thought ...

6. Since Sarang doesn't tuck in his shirt, the gift for Mukta that he was holding under his shirt should have fallen out when he fell prone with one hand next to his head. When Mukta and Gaja rolled him over, they must have seen the gift. How did they manage to carry Sarang to Atmaram without leaving the gift behind? When they laid Sarang supine on the cart, why did they put the gift back on his abdomen, covered by his shirt?

Bang on observations,,I didn't notice the gift making its way back on Sarang's tummy...

Wot I found funny was Mukta and young Gajya carrying a 6 feet Sarang ..Hats off to the actors dedication..that was some display of strength from the two and I' m.sure Roshan must have laughed all along...

Masta hota maha episode..

Superb performance by Saaniya Chaudhari ❤️..

Lot of things unfolded...

Finally Mukta accepted Sarang's love.. Raosaheb Mukta confrontation, the wolves of the house hounding aaji and Vaijayanti...

Eagerly awaiting Mukta's entry into the house and the tables to turn...

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Mukta was amazing. Confronting Rāvasāheba ... hesitating to give Sarang her body heat ... her tenderness with him ... her joy at receiving a gift from his own effort ... everything.

I found it strange that Rāvasāheba focussed on Mukta's insubordination and trivialities like Arya's demands, leaving the news of his son almost dying as an afterthought.

Renuka's reaction was even more unnatural: rather than concern for Sarang, her very first words were that Mukta staged the attack.

Vaijayanti and Chandrakala seem not to have heard anything about Sarang being in danger.

Just in case anyone ever has to consider sharing body heat in real life ... Kusum's advice and Mukta's execution of it were a bit inaccurate. Shivering is a good sign that Sarang's body is trying to generate its own heat. If he stopped shivering but didn't feel warm, that would have been a more dangerous stage of hypothermia. Piling on the blankets should have been sufficient to trap the heat generated by Sarang's shivering. But supposing that he really needed Mukta's body heat, it wouldn't have been enough to lie next to him and put an arm around his head, with only a thin blanket on his chest. Mukta should have removed Sarang's clothes, removed her own clothes, and wrapped her body around his, skin to skin, with the blankets covering both of them.

The audience was given a subtle hint through Kusum's words to give body heat to Sarang with kusum hustling everyone inside a room...

I have seen a few Hindi movies where the leads have taken off their clothes only wrapped in blankets to give the other bodily heat...Now the show airs on prime time catering to audience of all ages so the makers best left it to the viewers imagination..

Later when Sarang got back to normal..he did ask about his change of clothes and the camera focused on Mukta and then Sarang's shy expressions..IMO the writer wanted to establish that as a couple now they are comfortable with each other's bodies and ready for the next level i.e physical intimacy..

Originally posted by: Pr_b

The audience was given a subtle hint through Kusum's words to give body heat to Sarang with kusum hustling everyone inside a room...

I have seen a few Hindi movies where the leads have taken off their clothes only wrapped in blankets to give the other bodily heat...Now the show airs on prime time catering to audience of all ages so the makers best left it to the viewers imagination..

Later when Sarang got back to normal..he did ask about his change of clothes and the camera focused on Mukta and then Sarang's shy expressions..IMO the writer wanted to establish that as a couple now they are comfortable with each other's bodies and ready for the next level i.e physical intimacy..

Actually...... Removing clothes and Use of bodyheat in hypothermia is not recommended, you are support to remove clothes only with they are wet. Cover their head, hand and feet. Apply a warm compress on chest, neck and groin, cover them in blankets, make sure that room is warm and windless. If they are conscious, give them warm drinks(no alcohol). Keep their body above the floor.