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So since most everyone will be busy in Diwali celebrations, I am posting late and probably wont expect any replies till tomorrow morning or so! Well I hope you have a wonderful Diwali!
Title: Calm &Calculated wins- He fights like Pratap, is he Pratap? (at least thats what Ajabdeh is thinking)
Naive Patta- he takes everything to heart, and just shows off his strength, he means well but when he feels challenged he stops thinking, i think most rajput blood is like that, they are brave but need a leader and strategy to fight properly and to win properly!
Chittod circus- the comparison of Pratap and Jagmal is done by Rawatji - he says a child's first guru is his mother and the sanskar the child gets from the mother are what stick on them for a lifetime! Jagmal the sadist and kajal ki dukaan vs Pratap the obedient, smart and brave son!
Samay ka maan- respecting time- Jagmal said that I dont follow time, time follows him- very foolish of him to say- because time keeps going, it doesnt stop for anyone! And time is what they dont have, because soon the mughals will be knocking on their door!
There is no proper raj in CHittod- rawatji should be king, cuz US is always busy with other things! so what if its a holiday, they are running a kingdom not a barbar shop! its ridiculous how US cant see past DB! poor Rawatji is now paying the price of not speaking up when he should have!
when you are one and they are many, guerilla warfare is the way to go- unless you are God and have superpowers, if you are facing people that are double your size and have more weapons, you should go in with a plan, no amount of bravery can save you if you go in like Patta! it was foolish, and it shows that josh mei hosh kho jaate hai! and when you are angry you cant think straight!
you fight wars with a calm and calculating mind and not foolishly- Pratap said this, and he was correct in saying that! if you go in angry and for revenge and without a proper plan you are doomed like Patta! but if you go in like Pratap with a calm head, with a plan and energy to channel that anger then you will win! Anger is an important weapon in war but like a weapon you need to know how to control and use it, your own weapon should not harm you!
praja nok-jhok- it was hilarious, how they were fighting over who should go, and ajabdeh getting angry at Pratap for calling her brother a fool (which he is, he is a brave fool) - I was like really, patta is probably going to die soon and you two are bickering, this is called an old married couple! haha!
praja eyelock- Pratap is totally intrigued by Ajabdeh, this time it was all him, she was determined to go and he was determined to stop her, but he was just amazed at her determination!
Pratap taking a survey of all the soldiers- that is how you win, by knowing the enemy you know their weaknesses and strengths and pratap surveyed that, I loved how he did that! even Patta was impressed! it was really funny cuz Patta was watching Pratap kick butt and Patta who was in chains was just standing there like he was watching a matinee show! popcorn ki kami thi sirf!!!! lol
Ajabdeh having fbs of Pratap- that was just so overwhelming, i was so nostalgic as many of you may have been on seeing her see pratap in the man that says he is a horse caretaker! Ajabdeh sees Pratap in the way he fights and the way he kills, the tears were of remembrance of the man she loves! I think her subconsious knows that this man is Pratap, of course her eyes will need more proof, but her sixth sense is strong, she will know soon! It was such a nice scene, seeing the fbs and seeing AJabdeh in tears, it brought tears my eyes! She knows in her heart that this man is Pratap and its only appropriate that on Diwali she get her husband back! its been a long time staying away from her husband its about time she gets him back!
precap- nothing new
I really loved, loved the fight scene, everything else was ainvayi lol! watch it for the flashbacks and all it was a good fight scene! i loved praja's nok-jhok!
Once again Happy Diwali and for the Gujjus - Happy New Year (friday)
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