open letter to rahul and kaamna

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DOC108

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Posted: 13 years ago

👍🏼best of luck to both of u for a very bright future

i personally would love to see u on small screen either in separate shows or same show i am not much into movies and cant tolerate three continuous hrs of naachgaana

kaamna do take some different roles and not all goody goody roles and please c to it that u r not wasted like this without one single dialogue for two months 😆

rahul do act in some serial in near future it is a pleasure watching u

u r better in romantic roles ( we were all in love with brija mainly i think because of the first 2 directors plus both of your acting and that is why we were not able to digest the villianous bbp }😎

thanku for giving us a few wonderful episodes and later on what we all love todo the most... crib crib and crib ( mujhe sabse gaaliya padnewali hai ) 😈

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sukanya_77

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Posted: 13 years ago

Same here doc . Since many years I have also given up on most of the bollywood films , that's the reason for my lack of familiarity about Rahul . Personally I feel that even movies like dirty picture, 3 idiots ... , that were appreciated by everybody and hence aroused my curiosity to watch them , was more hype and less on substance... I couldn't sit till the end . Among the current crop of bollywood actors I love to watch Irfan Khan's movies .

I watch some hollywood movies that revolve around human relationships ,like as good as it gets , music and lyrics ... the list is quite long but the special effects - action flicks like Avatar are definetely no- no for me but I enjoy watching animated films with my son .

I would love to see the lead actors, Rahul and kaamna , in other serials that also offers a good story but I really don't have the enthusiam to watch movies either in multiplexes or rental dvds just for him .

You are right .. the "SKBM phanka club" can also be called as the " cribbers club ".

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DOC108

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Posted: 13 years ago

same here sukanya my children have given up on me they manage to go on their own my husband wants to c ferari ki sawari( he being a parsi feels he should go and see plus the added advantage of the car ) i think poor fellow will never make it

same here only if forced i go and most of the time i or my hubby end up leaving the hall midway because of some emergency

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sukanya_77

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Posted: 13 years ago

For the first time I am interacting with somebody who has a parsi connection😊 ... Please post some parsi trivia . I am sure everybody would love to know 😊

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DOC108

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Posted: 13 years ago

i am a kannadiga brought up in maharashtra (with really marathi bld flowing) married to a parsi and living in gujarat they r wonderful human beings very loving and no hassles about anything every marriage has its own ups and downs but luckily we have managed to sail thru and they have really accepted me do come to surat and see for yourselves

my inlaws r in their early eighties but r still more enthusiastic than us and u have to c the way my mil dresses up very modern and smart i luv her sarees and her je😃wellery most of all they r very loving concerned and caring

ther e r a lot of dos and not dos but nothing is followed in our house ( i am the boss) and we all stay together so my kids being teenagers they r a blessing 😃

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DOC108

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Posted: 13 years ago

@ sukanya i forgot to add the main things u have to be born parsi cant convert into one a parsi guy marrying a non parsi the kids r accepted in the religion but parsi girls marrying outside their kids r not accepted in the fold plus the girls r also debarred from entering the fire temple

there is a navjote held between 9 to 11 yrs for the children to get into the religion then they start wearing sadra and kasti

after death the dead bodies r left for the vultures in the tower of silence ( i hate this business ) and there r alot of rituals to be followed for a long long time

most of them r purely non vegeterians very fond of eating and drinking me being a pure veg i never had any problems

u will fall in love with the authentic parsi saris borders and gaaras anything more u want to know u can always ask

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sukanya_77

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Posted: 13 years ago

I once saw a movie where a new bride enters the house and her mil breaks an egg ... what are gaaras ?

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Bun Maska

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Posted: 13 years ago

thks for the interesting info Doc...love the Parsi community...me being a Mumbaite have seen lots of Parsis and Dad also has lots of Parsi friends who are so much fun and peace loving people...my Sister works in Central Bank in Fountain area dominated by Parsis and Irani restaurants and Parsi bakery and their food are some of the yummiest foods we get in Mumbai...our college was close to Parsi colony one of the cleanest colonies in Mumbai..great to share all this here..

coming back to SKBM...will miss all friends in the forum...serial ki aisi ki taisi...hate the way they cheated us viewers who were really BRIJA phankas and hardly got to see their scenes...what a pathetic way to end the show and BBP's crocodile tears just couldn't get worser...

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DOC108

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Posted: 13 years ago

eggs ,fish r considered very auspicious any new thing coming into the house an egg is broken and fish is a must at all sp occasions

garaas r sarees usually hand embroidered in chinese patterns people have morethan century old sarees carefully preserved the patterns r really lovely with flowers or birds or chinese human forms u have to c them