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The retellings confuse me because they all seem to handle this differently. In some versions, Karna knows he’s adopted but has no idea who his biological parents are. In others, he doesn’t even know he’s adopted and genuinely believes Radha and Adhiratha are his biological parents.

The Villi Bharatham version I’ve read doesn’t seem to make this clear either. When Krishna reveals the truth about his birth, Karna says:

இன்றால் எனது பிறப்புணர்ந்தேன்

என்று என்பு உருகி…

Translation: Only today have I come to know about my birth...

So does this mean Karna didn’t know he was adopted at all until Krishna told him? Or did he already know that Radha and Adhiratha weren’t his biological parents and just didn’t know who his real parents were? And if he already knew he was adopted, why did he never try to find out who his biological parents were?

I miss watching the loml on screen 😻🤏 I feel Jen has touched on various kinds of roles throughout her career positive, negative, grey, fierce, soft, etc. What kind of role do you want to see her in next, in what kind of script, and paired with whom? 👀

So, I've only watched Qubool Hai up to the Ayan–Zoya marriage track. While I absolutely loved Asya's chemistry, KSG's acting, and all the comedy, I genuinely despise the writers for constantly giving these men the moral high ground. Almost every one of them did something awful, yet they were portrayed as victims and never really faced the consequences they deserved.

For me, it's Shireen from Qubool Hai. I honestly don't know why, but she was such a mood, especially in the early episodes 🤣😭

Is Shaheer hate on this sub actually justified, or are people just being way too biased? Genuinely curious to know what you guys think.

My top five performances in SP Mahabharat in no particular order :

1. Pooja Sharma as Draupadi

2. Aham Sharma as Karna

3. Saurabh Raj Jain as Krishna

4. Ratan Rajput as Amba

5. Praneet Bhatt as Shakuni

What's yours?????

My favorite mythological and period drama actors from ITV all had unmatched aura, screen presence, and acting chops ❤️

How did you guys like the trailer?

My first impression: even though I like Ranbir Kapoor and Sai Pallavi as actors, they somehow don't do complete justice to these characters for me. I couldn't really feel Ram's divinity in Ranbir or Sita's grace and poise in Sai Pallavi.

Maybe it's because I still can't look past Gurmeet and Ashish as Ram. They've set the bar so high in my mind.

Here is Aham Sharma explaining how he pulled off the infamous Cheer Haran dialogue with such conviction. He's speaking in the context of the events shown in the Star Plus Mahabharat and also shares his appreciation for Pooja Sharma's performance.

Thoughts on this?

I'll go first: Jennifer Winget as Zoya in Bepannaah. Jennifer was good as always, but I personally feel the character could have been written much better.

There is a scene in Star Plus Mahabharat where Arjun is punished by being made to wash Karna's feet. Does any version of the Mahabharata or any regional folklore actually contain this incident, or was it purely a fictional addition by the makers?

I really enjoyed some of the show's fictional addition like the scene where Karna and Arjuna smile at each other while lifting the chariot wheel together but I felt this particular addition was unnecessary.

Do you think there was a specific reason the makers chose to include it?

For me, chemistry isn't just about intimate scenes. It's in the eye contact, the banter, the way they react to each other. The best chemistry is something you can feel even when the characters aren't standing together. And two amazing actors don't automatically make a pair with amazing chemistry it's just a natural spark.

For me, effortless chemistry is what KSG and Surbhi had in Qubool Hai. Compared to most hit shows, they had very few physically intimate scenes, yet their eye contact and banter alone were enough.

Which pair is the definition of chemistry for you? And is there a pair where you thought both actors were individually brilliant, but just didn't have that spark together?Also, do share your favourite scenes or pictures where you felt a pair had amazing chemistry.

I saw a Twitter post about several ITV actors getting exposed this year, and it went pretty viral. So, I thought I'd ask this sub, has your opinion about any ITV actor changed this year? If yes, who and why?

If you got the chance to swap these iconic pairs, who would you pair with whom, and why?

Happy Birthday to Aham ❤️

Over the years, I've grown to like and dislike a lot of actors in ITV, but he's the only one I've consistently loved throughout. A good actor and, from whatever I've seen over the years, a genuinely nice person too.

I know he does cringe acting nowadays but I still love him 😭 . Hopefully he'll be back with good shows and deliver like he did before.

P.S. I know I've been spamming this sub with Aham posts lately, but I promise this is the last one. 🤧

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Times when we used to get pairs with good looks and good chemistry ❤️

Found this while scrolling through Insta and they are so cute 🫶

Credits - Insta.

Jen has got married guys, and here is the first glimpse. She looks lovelyyy, as expected. ❤️😭 I've been her fan since Beyhadh, and this honestly feels so personal and emotional.

Guys, Jennifer Winget is getting married anytime soon. Looks like a haldi happened a few days back with her friends, and now Jen's entire family is in the UK for the wedding ❤️😭

SOURCE - X