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Samridhii's insta story — #yrkkh • #abhirasharma • #samridhiishukla

@akshnav93 Audience have realised their assignment to ww criminals. So they ain't paying any attention that's why trp is decreasing day by day.

Makers are trying very hard to WW that hardcore narcissist, manipulative criminal chu #yrkkh

Thinking about how Rabindranath Tagore effortlessly had that perfect Ancient greek philospher physiognomy..

Traumaira & Vidya chudail need belt treatment. #yrkkh

He is getting taste of his own medicine through brat Maira 🤭🤭 #yrkkh

From “Beti ki zindagi se kat ke fek dunga” to “Please do something, Maira ko bulayo na”, requesting to Abhira to help him. He has come a long way. #yrkkh

Toxicity or jealousy ki hadd hai Bhaii 😏🌚 #yrkkh

Maira is villain in Abhira's life & it's a fact. No one can change it. #yrkkh

Ray's favourite lens was the 40 mm, which corresponds best to normal human vision. He tended to avoid the extreme close shot and the extreme wide angle, both of which to him were a sort of hyping, one invading privacy and the other falsifying perspective. Obsessive attention to naturalness of a frame. There's a reason why auteurs rejoice his work, the declassé on the other hand can't relate.

Panauti Armaan hai jisne Abhira ki life kharab ki aur Maira ko brat bana diya. #yrkkh

In insta comments , yt comments everyone is shaming Maira. Calling her fake, spoilt brat. Surfexcel se bhi whitewash kare fir bhi koi accept nhi karne wala. #yrkkh

He always treated Abhira as baby making machine. Just because Abhira couldn't give birth to her baby from womb , he started inhuman behaviour . Fir Maira ko leke bhag gaya tha itna insecurity ho gayi thi use #yrkkh

It's karma Armaan Jo Abhira ke saath kiya wo sab wapas milega Chumaira se sud samet. #yrkkh

Maira is a hypocrite Kisiki sagi nhi hai wo Na Abhira ki thi na hi uske khud ke baap ki #yrkkh

Her prettiest smile 😍 — #yrkkh • #abhirasharma • #samridhiishukla

@ABc_M_06 The contradicting words 😼😼

@basantabilap_ 😂😂😂😂

Abhira ko Maira ke zindagi se kaat ke fek dunga..ab do something 😼#yrkkh

Dunno about those stills, but this scene from Ray's Charulata (1964) was remarkable for its time. Used a first person "Go-Pro" style shot rarely seen in cinema back then.