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Who is that one celebrity everyone seems to love but you think is shady af?

I feel the problematic side of these individuals is completely ignored by fans. There are several incidents (affairs / fights / controversies / inappropriate behaviour) surrounding them. What are your thoughts?

u/Responsible_Oil1046 — 19 hours ago
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What ego boost do these dumb male actors get by behaving like this?

Good on Katrina for shutting them up, leaving out Srk all of them sound like annoying idiots.

u/Responsible_Oil1046 — 3 days ago
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Hrithik Roshan height shaming Aamir and Selmon ☠️

For all his good looks HR is as dumb as a box of rocks with the personality of a wet cardboard.

u/Responsible_Oil1046 — 4 days ago
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As of now, among the Khans who do you think is the best actor and who is the biggest star?

Imo ​best actor: ​Aamir and biggest star: Srk

Srk's last​ film Dunki wasn't well received before that jawan pathan did good business. Aamir's last ​film Sitaare Zameen Par was really good and was well received by the audience. As for Salman his last release Sikandar was a disaster both in terms of acting and business. He ​hasn't given one good performance since 2016 and is mainly running on nostalgia at ​this point. Atleast the other 2 put in efforts but he is just lazy, ​entitled​ and unwilling to change. What are your thoughts?

u/Responsible_Oil1046 — 6 days ago
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Many people believe she was beaten by her then​ abusive bf Selmon when he lost his temper. She appeared with a cast, brusies on her arm and a black eye to collect her award. ​There is a video of her along with Tabu from the same award function party ​where are injuries are clearer​ and she seems to be discussing it with Tabu.

u/Responsible_Oil1046 — 9 days ago

Many people believe she was beaten by her then​ abusive bf Selmon when he lost his temper. She appeared with a cast, brusies on her arm and a black eye to collect her award. ​There is a video of her along with Tabu from the same award function party ​where are injuries are clearer​ and she seems to be discussing it with Tabu.

u/Responsible_Oil1046 — 9 days ago
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In retrospect do you think he was kind of right?

As he mentioned, the so-called “family” didn’t take a single step to stop the menace, his relentless bullying and erratic behavior toward a girl who had clearly dumped him, or towards Vivek. Yet everyone clustered together to protect him when Vivek exposed his dirty deeds. Aishwarya was being thrown out of projects for absolutely no reason, simply because no one had the guts to stand up to that spineless, overgrown man-child with an ego far bigger than his brain. Vivek may have been arrogant or immature but he wasn't wrong to take a stand for himself.

u/Responsible_Oil1046 — 10 days ago

Ok so here's my take on the characters of Srk(Dev) and Rani(Maya). Going by how ​this story is written they ARE supposed to be flawed characters and NO it wasn't like the circumstances forced them to become bitter. Through flashback scenes​ it was clear that Dev was always a selfish insecure narc who only cared about himself and stroking his fragile ego. Preety (Rhea) excitedly calls him to inform she got a job and his response was 'jealous mai tumse jayada kamata hu' I mean what even?. The accident didn't change him a bit, he was still the insecure man child he always was. We could see Rhea being supportive spouse and talking care of literally everything ( the money, the house, their kid, his mother) and yet instead of showing a bit of gratitude this man would always try to shame her or start fighting as if it was her fault his career got over. He is even seen being aggressive and rude to his little son and mom (and basically everyone around him) who have no fault in the mess he's gotten ​​into. I'm sorry but I don't have one ounce of sympathy for this character.

Coming to Rani(Maya), I have seen a lot of people giving her a complete free pass, ​saying 'its ok she doesn't love her husband, you can't force love etc etc' but I feel her problematic side is just ignored by everyone. Firstly she got married by her choice, no one FORCED her into marrying Abhishek(Rishi) .They were childhood friends so she must have known how he was as a person and whether she had romantic feelings for him? ​There was one scene where Rishi tells his dad she took 3 years to say yes to him. And she was having 2nd thoughts literally on the day of her marriage, but she decides to go forward based on the stupid advise of a stranger. Her confused attitude ruined Rishi's life (a fact, everyone ignores). I would have given her the benefit of doubt if 'She fell out of love'. But in her case she didn't love Rishi from the beginning and yet got married which was unfair to him because he clearly loved Maya and wanted her to be happy with him. She couldn't become a mother, I ​sympathize with her for it but her husband never blames ​her for it, not ​even reminds her of it still somehow she takes out that anger and frustration on him without giving a second thought about his feelings. There ​are instances where she would just start yelling and fighting with him out of nowhere, you might not love him but he didn't do anything to deserve this behaviour either.

And I don't know how cheating on their partners ​was a solution to any of their problems but it's sad to see some people defend that as well. Sorry for yapping too much but I literally hate this film 😭

Edit: My post isn't about the film justifying infedility which a lot of people in the comments are​ saying... It's about the 'Audience' giving justification ​for the terrible behaviour of 2 characters.

u/Responsible_Oil1046 — 11 days ago
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Pink is one of those films where every performance lands perfectly, from the antagonists to the supporting cast to the central characters​. The best detail for me was that the director reveals the actual incident in the end, and throughout the film we are left to judge the characters based only on what happens in the following days in the courtroom.

u/Responsible_Oil1046 — 15 days ago