Happy Sunday! I am progressing along with my massive difficult sewing project that I forgot I promised to have done by September 1, so I have earned a nice break watching Sridevi.
Nagina! It’s on Prime, it’s only 2 hours and 17 minutes, and do try to watch it on Prime because the length probably varies on different services.
At 8am I will put up an “and PLAY” comment and then we will all comment along from there!
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I don’t know if the roses ont he wall really fit with the rest of the vibe in this scene
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Where do her clothes go when shee turns into a snake? Or come from when she goes back to being a lady?
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Magic clothes.
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So I’m watching a snake battle right? Goddess snake vs. shaman snake?
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Yep!
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Wait, her power is that of a wife? Not a Snake Goddess?
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Are all wives snake goddesses!? Sweet!
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Sex joke? Somehow? I feel like it’s there adn I just can’t find it.
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No it is the ultimate moral!
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I’m always searching for the POINT of a film. Is the point that wives are snake goddesses and as such awesome protectors should be worshipped? I’m totally cool with that point.
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It is actually a cool point, basically trust your daughter-in-law’s good intentions even if her background is weird.
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He is so powerful and wise, why would he WANT to go against a snake goddess?!?
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I remember there is an explanation later, but I also remember it does not make sense.
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Singing snake goddess to to tune of Brass Monkey helps get through boring hospital scenes.
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“My daughter-in-law, a snake?” That feels like a line from Kal Ho Na Ho
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Think of all the awesome snake grandkids she could have. Such power in her family. Why is she so sad?
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Snakes just aren’t “our kind of people”
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She would prefer an eagle goddess wouldn’t she. ARE their Eagle goddesses in Hindu?
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I think it’s mostly trees and snakes.
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A snake become magical after a lot of meditation! Of course.
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Okay, giant palace and mother & daughter-in-law sleep in the same room? Is this normal?
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No, it’s just because she’s sick.
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OH look medicine bottles. Thank you!
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Terrible daughter-in-law to sleep through her Ma’s screaming.
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She’ll send her son away! why is that always her solution?!
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It “worked” once before!
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I kinda love Sridevi’s confession. And then she just goes back to bed. Oh yeah ma, I’m a snake, don’t tell anyone. good night.
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What stories this driver can tell!
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This little boy is SO CUTE. And totally unsurprised that Ma doesn’t notice him running off, she is just bad at things.
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I would totally let my kids run around that temple. But I would hope for shoes. That said, they usually can’t find them.
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Sixth birthday, he is supposed to be 21!!! ha ha ha ha
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It is amazing how the sage has not aged at all in 15 years!
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Meditation?
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What a magnificent snake!
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ANd now I find he was her original husband. So it is fitting he is magnificent. And his soul is in Rishi.
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So, Sridevi’s snake husband was killed and his spirit went into Rishi and she planned to kill Rishi, but then changed her mind and becamea woman to marry rishi?
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An excellent summary.
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It is a great story. I love that the snake goddess is not all good and loving.
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Rishi is so upset he has to fetch water himself!
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I have often felt Indian movies are an instruction manual on how not to raise boys.
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Snake Dance! Here it is Genevieve
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SO EXCITED!
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Tight Slap! Surprise one too, I was sure Ma would be the one to do it.
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WHY did Rishi hit her?!
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I don’t know!
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She was dancing in front of a bunch of men, I’m pretty sure that isn’t done.
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Going straight for the slap seems a bit harsh!
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Why does Amrish keep telling her she’s an ordinary snake? So clearly not!
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So her snake husband had a secret snake diamond of great value?
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Apparently!
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oooh so the sage is after riches… that is why he is going against the snake goddess. Material greed is the source of all badness.
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You aren’t a saint but a sinner – FANTASTIC!
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RISHI snake powers – go snakes go! Go Rishi go!
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Also love that the weapon here is a trident.
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Oh @!#$! she had her own trident. Trident sparks yeah!
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Woot! Ma is dead! Yes? Or is that just wishful thinking?
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Hey, ma finally dies – like we wanted in the beginning. Not by suiced or Sridevi though.
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Look at those middle aged men fight!
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Why wouldn’t she want her snakes to kill him?
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Just occurred to me, of the main cast only Sushma Seth (Ma) is still alive.
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What they die – you’re a minute ahead – are you telling me Sridevi and Rishi die?
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No no, in real life!
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oh, that is true, and odd.
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The demon of greed. All badness is due to the demon of greed and snakes are cool. Movie point taken.
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So Amrish Puri did one nice thing as he died?
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Getting “saved” from having magical powers doesn’t seem like much of a boon.
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“And they lived happily ever after” over an image of Ma’s dead body is COLD!
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Thank you for watching that with me! So festive for Sridevi weekend. And now, I am going to take a nap.
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Thank you all for the great watchalong. 🙂 Have a great Sunday!
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And Amazon cut it off with her running to injured mother and the movie is over. Too abrupt, which was my complaint about the ending of last week’s movie too! Thank you for the watch a long! Happy napping Margaret, have a good day Lily P!
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