Sunio, Kahiyo, Dil Se Dilon Ki Jo Batein Hain will haunt me for a long, long, time- so the Lyricist and Amar Mangrulkar deserves my heartfelt thanks as does the gentle gaze of Will Humphries on objects, people, and the scene before him. The casting was impeccable - I am sure Paras Priyadarshan wud be grateful for attaining escape velocity from his Fogg Ads! There are several nuggets too that were so endearing be it the play on "cope" or even the supercomic "Akhilesh Tendon" - not to speak of "Taiyan".

The conversations on philosophy are so deceptive and filled in like "throwaways" in keeping with the languid pace of the series (although it picked up pace near its conclusion) but also so profound as one muses on them. Brilliant. Anshul Chauhan says in the end that you dont find love when you look for it - her sweet disposition so convincingly worn may perhaps obviate the need for her to search hard for new roles. I kept thinking that probably it is the first time Danish Hussein played "against type".

Overall, I felt so good in this excursion of Taj Mahal. Hope there is more from the Flying Saucer stable!

Congratulations, Taj Mahal team!