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Life_in_askance
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Life_in_askance รีทวีตแล้ว
No wonder you have deteriorated on your own craft
1) No one challenged blockbusters of past 50 years
2) "Duffer" ? Indian audience? - they gave you the "ATBBs", didn't they?
3) The more you miss the point and say stuff like this, more you open yourself to ridicule
#bullywoodfears
Siddharth Anand@justSidAnand
Juhu - Bandra peeps have given all ATBB’s since the past 50 years. You have to be a real duffer to undermine their contribution 😂
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It took a comic statement to wake up #bullywood . Now they have all the time to react and post. The root cause of that comment was the radio silence and inability to celebrate your own folks which was hypocritic. No one negated the contributions of Khans and Kapoors and what not.
Siddharth Anand@justSidAnand
Juhu - Bandra peeps have given all ATBB’s since the past 50 years. You have to be a real duffer to undermine their contribution 😂
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Juhu - Bandra peeps have given all ATBB’s since the past 50 years. You have to be a real duffer to undermine their contribution 😂
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@DiptarupChakra2 @ShefVaidya Ohh come on - that Alia Bhatt video? That's become a right of passage for everyone, why pick on just this one.
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@imaginary4808 @ShefVaidya Hate all u want. Everybody has that right. But be logical. U pick on one clip and mock till sunrise because all others are doing so and why should I miss out
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She is shrill, unfunny and trying too hard to be cutesy!
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@DiptarupChakra2 @ShefVaidya Ohh this one? 🤣 I realised only some time back that I know her. She was some years my junior and she wasnt a good student, wasn't popular either. Social media does wonders for people if they start harping hate chants, pulls a major part of India that love hating.
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@ShefVaidya apparently she hates every thing about Bollywood. But half her posts are about Alia Bhatt, Ranbir et al. methinks she jealous and would give her right arm to be in their position
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@navneet_mundhra @vickykaushal09 And when you say this - "In fact, #VarunDhawan has been a MUCH bigger STAR than Vicky. Yes, Varun faced some tough times between 2018-2025 but he delivered so many HITS & excellent openers between 2013-2017" -it sounds sooo PAID PR,incredibly hilarious to fathom Varun as "STAR"
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@navneet_mundhra @vickykaushal09 There was never any disagreement in the audience since Masaan that Vicky Kaushal is a stellar actor. And there is also a growing inclination amongst producers to have him lead meta movies. That reeks "Star" and "Market Value". It's also PAID PR, when you consistently diss this
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It's completely unfair to club #VickyKaushal with #RanbirKapoor & #RanveerSingh.
Both Ranbir and Ranveer are far, far ahead of @vickykaushal09 in terms of stardom. What are the initials of his movies barring #Chhaava? And even Chhaava opened big ONLY in Maharashtra due to regional flavour.
Ranbir and Ranveer have given multiple films with EXCELLENT openings. And they have many SUPERHITS to their credit...
Vicky is a fine actor but even on the acting finesse parameter, he's two notches below the other two actors.
In fact, #VarunDhawan has been a MUCH bigger STAR than Vicky. Yes, Varun faced some tough times between 2018-2025 but he delivered so many HITS & excellent openers between 2013-2017.
This projection of VICKY being in the same league as Ranbir & Ranveer is frankly PAID PR. He might become a genuine STAR in the future but currently he is not.
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@hvgoenka Actually the wife IS smart. I question the husband's.
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Wife visits her husband in jail and asks jailor “Why are you making him work so hard? He’s exhausted!”
Officer: “Are you joking? He just eats, sleeps and sits!”
Wife: “He just told me he’s been digging a tunnel for 3 months?”
Moral: Never underestimate a wife’s smartness 😄!
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@H4947Harshi @ZZoariah No no don't get women here. This was not meant to be. This was a woman who lobbied for a platform she wasn't ready for. No one denies the opportunity for being a woman but the opportunity demands respect, talent, fitment, performance
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@ZZoariah A women running the show for the first time should be appreciated by a women right. At least she is setting up a milestone for another one to do so.
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my eyes my eyes my eyes… my ears are bleeding 😭
itna forced tha ki silence bhi louder lag raha tha she really thought this would land 💀
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@ashilikeit Unpopular opinion - he may be a romantic hero but not a good onscreen kisser. All my previous SRK affection went down from there
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Unpopular opinion but SRK & katrina didn’t really have chemistry here 😭😭.., i preferred him & Anushka in jab Tak hai jaan
Aash@aashhlyx
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@_Riya_hd I feel like blessing this child a million times everytime I see her on the internet. I mean all children are to be blessed... but somehow this one attracts me so much....like I dont want her to grow up at all and face the crappy world.
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@MySutradhar ?? Krishna was not of Suta lineage, he was a yadav. Suta is a charioteer. Also I just read your description - सूत्रधार एक प्रयास है हमारे जन सामान्य को कथाओं के माध्यम से हमारी महान संस्कृति से अवगत कराने का। .I dont think you are building awareness, but selling your own biases
Please quote one verse from Mahabharata text to support your argument.
Suta Putra was not a cuss word. Shrikrishna was himself born in the lineage of Suta. Ugrashrava the sage who narrated the Mahabharata to the gathering of sages at Naimisharanya was a Suta and was called Ugrashrava Souti. Nila, Bhima's friend who fought for the Pandava and was killed by Ashwathama was a Suta. No Suta was ever humiliated in the Mahabharata because of that.
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I would like to know what exactly was tragic about Karna's life.
He was abandoned by his birth mother but was raised by very loving parents. Other children of that same mother had more tragic life - born in a forest, lost their father very young, faced constant threats to their lives during their stay in Hastinapur, had to live in hiding pretending to be dead, built their own kingdom from scratch which was robbed through deceit, faced public humiliation, lived in exile, forced to kill their loved ones for their birth right.
Karna on the other hand - lived under royal patronage all his life, closest advisor to the crown prince of Hastinapur, had more influence on decision making than Dhritarashtra himself. So I would like to ask once again - what exactly was so tragic about Karna's life?
Aditya Jakki@adityajakki
Karna is glorified not because people believe he is hero or good... They know he did some big sins like instigating Draupadi Vastrapaharan... They also know he paid for that in the end... Despite all this Karna is glorified for following reasons: 1. He is a classic tragic character... Always raises the question of "what if" 2. He was arguably the most powerful archer after Bheeshma... Different matter that he could never display that as he lost many battles due to lack of motivation most of the times and when he was motivated his curses kicked in and of course Madhav did what he had to 3. All this brings relativity for people because normal people are not perfect... Normal people like redemption and benefit of doubt for characters they believe deserve 2nd chances There is nothing wrong with that There is a reason why people don't relate like this with any other characters from either Mahabharatam or Ramayanam in terms of redemption or 2nd chances
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@Rainraaga @MySutradhar Read books. Don't just see the serials 😀
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@imaginary4808 @MySutradhar No, suta putra was not a cuss word even then . He got education, where was the discrimination? What caste ? He was kshtriya.
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