Originally posted by: deepa911
But, I did mean the 'bold' part and they are happy with that. Can there be more appropriate 'phrasing' for it?
Originally posted by: mishkil88
I want to see 2 plays : Vada Chirebandi , Begam Memory aathvan gulam. If anyone has seen let me know your feedback. Last wk i couldn't get tickets for Vada...
Originally posted by: mishkil88
SW : surprised with your minute detailed observation - btw kunku & asasmbhav screenplay writer was mandlekar and he won lot of accolades for that so it must be his branchild (saranjame) but asmita team must have picked up from these serials.
Originally posted by: Neela007
Title song of BR: The one lifting the books is AK, Suparna Shyam was the lead opposite him in BR. She acted in the recent stage show Thashta.
Hi Neela, SW:I couldn't agree more with your views. From my knowledge, theater learning does include dedicated Diction exercises. For eg. there are Sanskrut shlok-sadrush but meaningless long lines which they have to repeat in different volume levels. Another one includes mouthing really tough tongue-twisters, while walking the entire stage, so that they get used to speaking clearly while walking/doing different gestures. These are very helpful exercises.I think I have read that both Shashank Ketkar and Lalit Prabhakar have strong theatre backgrounds. One might wonder if no one pays attention to such detailing now-a-days!P.S. - I have not watched their shows, so I cannot comment on their diction quality.
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Originally posted by: spashta-wakta
Yes, there are many ways for performance artists to improve themselves all the time. Those who do so have a long career while those who rest on their laurels shine briefly and fade out fast.HSMHG's Shashank Ketkar & JYRG's Lalit Prabhakar have huge fan followings - reading a few pages of each forum is enough to notice this. The crazier among these can and do get intolerant (and intolerable) of the slightest criticism of their heroes.Like a few others, I roam on both these forums and call myself an 'equal opportunity critic' of both shows. It's just that I find LP to be a bit lazy when it comes to improving himself. No matter where you are born and how you are brought up, you must represent the milieu of the serial when you act. Now SSK is highly educated and is brought up in a big city like Pune and is naturally used to speaking Marathi the way a highly educated 'Shrirang Gokhale' living in an upscale area of Mumbai would. So he is a natural in his role in HSMHG.LP, in contrast, comes from a smaller place and grew up speaking a different style/ dialect of Marathi than is spoken by the Desai family of JYRG. So he has had a much bigger learning curve to fit into the role of a highly educated 'Aditya Desai'. (BTW, LP was a natural in the role of Lakhanya in GPGS.) IMHO, he can do better with his pronunciations and also emoting. E.g. his fans LOVE the way he says 'hAy nA?' in place of 'Ahe nA?' but my point is, would Aditya Desai, a C.A. coming from a family where no one else speaks that way, say 'hAy nA' for 'Ahe nA'?It would be interesting to see SSK play a role that is very different from his comfort zone. E.g. I am very impressed with the versatility of actresses like Mukta Barve (Agnihotra vs ELDG), Mrunmayi Deshpande (Agnihotra vs Kunku), Bhargavi Chirmulay (Pinjara vs Vahinisaheb) & so on.
Originally posted by: spashta-wakta
No matter where you are born and how you are brought up, you must represent the milieu of the serial when you act.It would be interesting to see SSK play a role that is very different from his comfort zone. E.g. I am very impressed with the versatility of actresses like Mukta Barve (Agnihotra vs ELDG), Mrunmayi Deshpande (Agnihotra vs Kunku), Bhargavi Chirmulay (Pinjara vs Vahinisaheb) & so on.
Originally posted by: deepa911
@Pooriya, it seems you are from theater background (from the bold part above) and /or has more liking in 'theater activities' (your 1st post was asking about Purshottam karandak). Great to have your here on this thread. Pl keep posting (and educating us!)SW, you (as usual) live up to your forum-id (and knowledge).By the way, If I heard correctly, 'fresh' ashudhha from LP was in yesterday's episode (2 Dec 14). During conversation in home after coming back from dinner he said ' hya bachelor lokanche jaam problem astat ha. Jevan (na - 'nalaatala(cock) baNavaNa (baNa - Na'Baanaatala (arrow)').I do not wish (or dare 😕 🤢) to post this on JYRG thread. perhaps day by day that thread turning into FB page
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