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more sketches! (with different art styles)

I love using references and then modify a bunch of stuff so I don't draw the stuff I hate drawing

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ਪੁਰਾਣੀ Punjabi Actress Daljeet Kaur ਦਾ ਦਿਹਾਂਤ🙁ਜਾਣੋ ਮੌ ਤ ਦਾ ਅਸਲ ਕਾਰਨ,Dalj...

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hey there! my name is nura from canada and im very happy to have come across your blog! i used to casually watch ipkknd with my mom when it first aired more than 10 yrs ago but i didn't remember anything besides the leads so now im watching it all over again and im HOOKED. im glad that there is a fandom for the show, i would've hated feeling so alone in my love for this show.

i was going thru your posts and i noticed in one recent ask you had answered smth along the lines of the general disinterest of the cast for the show and i think their unwillingness to do anything more with the show. can you pls elaborate a little on this as i have no idea what this show was like behind the scenes. i apologize in advance in case i am misinterpreting your answer!

thank you and i can't wait to dive deeper into your blog and possibly bug you even more as i continue my rewatch 💙💙

- nura

Hello fellow Canadian :)

I am so glad you're enjoying watching IPKKND!!! Fandom makes things memorable for everyone :) I've met some of my closest friends due to this show and it's so exciting to chat up about everything you liked about it!!!

Oh don't worry, the cast is actually the best friends off screen. Barun (Arnav), Sanaya (Khushi) and I think Akshay (Akash) even live in the same building! And they all (which includes Daljeet [Anjali], Abhaas [Shyam] and the writer Gautam) often keep hanging out with each other and going on trips together!

The show was also amazing off screen, you'd roll off your bed laughing at their chaotic behind the screen interviews.

Interviewer asks about why Khushi wants to leave post Arnav telling her she's the biggest mistake of his life scene:

Sanaya: Oh nothing, you see my husband has some gas issues.

Barun (yawning and laughing): Haan I have gas.

Sanaya: Exactly, so I need to take a break from this.

LOL.

But yeah Barun himself quit the show (thank God) because he (accurately) didn't see where the show was going and why he needed to be a part of it. Also the cast in general, especially the leads aren't invested in simply seeing IPK again on screen. Which, understandable. A lot of writing and effort went into making IPK in the first place - to simply see it again as a cash grab (which they did with Ek Jashn) doesn't seem like reason enough. Also Sanaya and Barun have made it very very clear that they really aren't into daily soaps and would much prefer to be in limited series and they're both beyond what IPK is.

Barun has consciously chosen characters that are non romantic in nature to shed off the 'romance' projects. Which is a bit of a shame because few people sell romance the way he does! Sanaya is chilling. Lol she always is.

It's nothing bad, it's just that naturally they're probably not as attached to the show as much as the fans are because tbh, how famous or a classic IPK is was understood some time after the show ended as opposed to when it ran.

It's not like they don't like the show - of course they do granted that it put a few of them on the map, it was a different show and they found great friends out of it - but there actually doesn't seem to be any active engagement regarding the show.

Some examples of when you can see the cast being devoted to their shows like their fans would include the cast of Sarabhai V/S Sarabhai (there was a cute insta reel a few months ago of all of them singing the title song of the show) or Arjun Bijlani from Miley Jab Hum Tum - dude genuinely loves his show so much that when he's clean shaven he posts on Insta that it's #Mayank (which was his character's name).

And it's not a bad thing, it's just that the actors aren't invested in the show they did ten years ago - which happens. In several interviews Barun has little comments on Arnav, he has more of a critical analysis why IPK was different and the writing of the show (he's more inclined to writing in general). And Sanaya also has very little to say about Khushi apart from it being similar to her so she had fun playing it. I think in the recent most interviews where they had questions regarding 'what would their character do' currently or were asked to behave like their characters - they were both a little lost on what to do and had nothing apart from a few funny comments.

Which, again, isn't a bad thing at all.

In fact it probably tells what a big role the writer and director play in fleshing out these characters! Gautam Hegde (the writer) still waxes some of the most beautiful lines about IPKKND.

And if anything the Rewind showed that Barun gets ASR only if there's a purpose to it. And Sanaya can switch into Khushi when she's performing somewhere.

It can feel a bit bittersweet for a fan because a show means so much for a viewing experience. So I won't say that the cast is 'unwilling' - I'd say they're reluctant.

And that's different.

I don't think Barun and Sanaya would ever reprise Arnav and Khushi beyond an hour of shooting if there wasn't anything meaningful to it.

So keeping all this in mind I'm very happy not seeing IPK on screen because current Indian television landscape is terrible and if there's no actual purpose to bringing IPK on screen then what?

It'll just be a Season 3 of Kuch Rang Pyaar Ke Rise Bhi or Season 2 of Pratigya!

And canonically Arnav and Khushi got their happily ever after and I'd love it to remain that way.

Lol this was a long answer!!!

Much love Nura,

Jalebi

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Radha and Krishna the Lotus Lovers * 17th Century Basohli painting India

This strange form of Radha and Krishna, not merely covered with lotuses but the lotuses comprising their entire anatomical figures barring their faces, reveals Lord Krishna’s ‘lila-hava’ – sportive mood. ‘Lila-hava’, a theme typical to the iconography of Krishna, represents the divine lovers in a mood, or rather in a body-gesture revealing a sportive mood, not an act, having wider dimensions than a mere form of adorning the body or reflecting a disposition of mind. ‘Hava’ is a disposition of mind reflecting in one’s entire being, the body and mood, preceding an act expressing joy. The Lord of Creation, in Krishna’s case ‘hava’ is the ultimate for in his case ‘hava’ does not precede ‘lila’ – an act, ‘hava’ itself is ‘lila’ and itself the expression of joy of which Creation is the manifest form. Thus, Krishna, the Creator, does not create by act – ‘lila’, but the Creation evolves out of his joy and his joy seeks its expression in his ‘lila-hava’. In his mere mood to create the Creation evolves.

Besides the multiple lotuses comprising the two figures the artist has brilliantly used the lotus motif for revealing this analogy. No other motif so effectively symbolises the three cosmic regions – three worlds, as does a lotus. With its roots in the earth, growth of body across the water, and flowering apex in the space above – the sky, a lotus represents all three worlds. In this iconography of Krishna lotus – the symbol of three worlds, or the cosmos, comprises Krishna’s body suggesting that three worlds, that is, the entire Creation, is the mere magnification of his body as engaged in ‘lila-hava’. The ‘lila-hava’ is thus the ultimate. Hence, whoever its part is also the part of this magnification. Radha, the devoted self, shares this ‘lila-hava’ with Krishna and hence has same dimensional breadth as has Krishna. In her form too, cosmos seeks its magnification.

The painting has been rendered pursuing Pahari art idiom, both in the perception of the theme as well as in the style of painting it. This theme was painted earlier in the seventeenth century by Basohli artists and later in late eighteenth century, at Kangra by its artists. Though used as a part of adornment, lotus served as an essential component of the figures in Basohli art tradition from the earliest days. Obviously this must have prompted Basohli artists to discover a complete human form using lotuses as its formative medium. Such form could only be one of a divine being and who else but Radha and Krishna could be the most appropriate models for the experiment. Subsequently Mandi artists illustrated the Ramayana using figures of Rama and Lakshmana clad in garments made of leaves. These two mighty streams of Pahari art using flowers and leaves as body-components might have led Kanga artists to conceive the figures of Radha and Krishna as made of lotus flowers. This contemporary artist seems to have used these models for his images of Radha and Krishna.

This description by Prof. P.C. Jain and Dr. Daljeet. Prof. Jain specializes on the aesthetics of literature and is the author of numerous books on Indian art and culture. Dr. Daljeet is the curator of the Miniature Painting Gallery, National Museum, New Delhi. They have both collaborated together on a number of books.

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Daljeet Kaur Raises Questions After Spotting Ex-Husband Nikhil Patel Wearing a Gold Ring Again

Daljeet Kaur expresses her shock as her estranged husband Nikhil Patel is seen with a gold ring on his finger, sparking rumors of a new engagement. Nikhil Patel’s Ring Sparks Speculation After Breakup with Daljeet Kaur Television actress Daljeet Kaur, who married Nikhil Patel in March 2023, has faced a difficult time after their separation, just eight months into their marriage. Daljeet, who…

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Punjabi Baby Boy Names from Gurbani: A Comprehensive Guide

Quick Overview for Busy Readers Here’s a quick list of some beautiful Punjabi baby boy names inspired by Gurbani: Ajeet: Invincible Baljeet: Mighty Victorious Charanjeet: One who has won over the Lord’s feet Daljeet: Victorious Army Gurpreet: Loved by the Guru Introduction Naming your child is a significant and joyful task. For Sikh families, choosing a name from Gurbani is not only a…

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Name- Daljeet Singh

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don't rlly know which version I should post so have both

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Teri Meri Doriyaann Written Update 21st March 2024: Angad's Fight for Honor and the Quest for Genuine Victory

Star Plus Teri Meri Doriyaann 21st March 2024 Written Update Today | Latest Episode | Upcoming Story: Angad protects his sister Simran by going after and confronting the people who are bothering her. When Akir gets hurt during a race, Daljeet carries him to victory, even though other people think he is cheating. Angad sternly tells the people who were bothering Simran not to do it again and…

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Humanization of Education is the Need of Hour- Sandeep Marwah

Oman: In a thought-provoking international webinar, renowned educationist Dr. Sandeep Marwah, Chancellor of AAFT University, emphasized the vital importance of humanizing education. The event was organized by Dr. Shama Hussain of the International Institute of Influencers and brought together a distinguished panel of educators and thought leaders from around the world.

Dr. Marwah delivered a powerful message, stating, “If you are not a good human being, then the best education in the world is of no use.” He stressed the need to humanize education, describing it as the process of making education more suitable for individuals and promoting the dignity of every learner. Furthermore, he highlighted the significance of recognizing and celebrating the diversity of cultural backgrounds that exist within the classroom.

The webinar witnessed engaging discussions and insights from a stellar lineup of speakers, including: Dr. Abdul Rasheed, Prince Pagidipalli, Shreya Awasthi, Dr. W. Kewin Ward, Prof. Dr. Ruben Garcia, Maj. Gen. Rajan Kochhar, Ravindra Singh, Dr. P.K. Rajput, Ambassador Terry, Prof. Jagdish Khatri, Manpreet Manna, Aliyah Mukadam, Daljeet Rana, Carla Mae, Versatile Vaneet, Urs Hauenstein, Caroolyn Williams, Dr. Preeti Hooda, and Neeraj Kumari

Each of these esteemed individuals shared their valuable perspectives on the imperative need for humanizing education, ensuring that it meets the diverse needs and backgrounds of learners.

The webinar served as a platform for an extensive exchange of ideas, fostering a global dialogue on the future of education. Dr. Marwah’s call for humanization in education resonated strongly with the audience, providing a compelling vision for the evolution of modern pedagogy.

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Sikh Kids Stories My Guru's Blessings Set Daljeet Singh Sidhu Punjabi English UT Sikh Kids Stories My Guru's Blessings Book Set Daljeet Singh Sidhu Punjabi English  This is a complete set of 14 books as shown in photos (Photos are for guidance only)

Size of each book 23.5 x16.5cm

Excellent gift item for loved ones on this Christmas and New Year. Ideal gift for any occasion. Limited quantity available. Beautiful Paperback Book Binding. Please see photos. Premium quality paper. Excellent gift/memorabilia for someone for life. Now available @OnlineSikhStore.

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A Book ‘ALL ONE MUST KNOW ABOUT THE SIKH FAITH’ released

IEP Chandigarh A unique book titled ALL ONE MUST KNOW ABOUT THE SIKH FAITH, nineteenth by the author Colonel Daljeet Singh Cheema, a Panjab Ratan awardee, and published by Abhishek Publications, Chandigarh was released on 3 June at Chandigarh Press Club. Eminent dignitaries who were the guests of honor included Gen V P Malik (Retd), AVSM, PVSM, former army chief, Madhav Kaushik President…

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19th March 2023