TB:The real story behind Annie's exist!

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Tanya

@.Tanya.

Stunner

+ 6

Posted: 12 years ago

The real story behind Annie's exist!

Rano and Jeet were supposed to be soulmates but soon Rano dies... What was the reason for her early exit?

http://www.india-forums.com/tellybuzz/wassup/15352-the-real-story-behind-annie-exist.htm

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Sanskari Troublemaker

@romaila

Elite

+ 3

Posted: 12 years ago

There goes the blame game...😆 No doubt Annie was forced and for what reasons...health issue 👎🏼

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-bonbon-

@-bonbon-

Sparkler

+ 4

Posted: 12 years ago

CVs just messed it all up

Any second now, I can just tell that I'll want Simran to quit the show.

This is not what the promos promised us... Simi Di deserves better than this.

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Sonam

@-RK_Ki_Biwi-

Stunner

+ 3

Posted: 12 years ago

I asked the creative team as well but then they said it's a grey shade! I am still trying to figure out, how can Anamika be grey when she is so negative?

It's proved that CVs r not only fooling us but actors who are playing lead roles in their show too ...after that do u still have any hope from CVs for better storyline ???????

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rosh94

@rosh94

Explorer

Posted: 12 years ago

Annie k exist krne kasimi se kia taluq hai use bech me kyun la rahe hai

us ka ye pehla show nahi hai aur bhi to shows kie hai

waha pr bhi popularity me ups and down ata tha

ab tak to koi problem nahi hue to ab simi ko beechme kyun la rahe hai

i think simi should quit this show she deservw better then it

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priya

@JugniPH

Sparkler

+ 7

Posted: 12 years ago

I seriously cant get what the author meant.. Simran herself is nt happy with her character and also annie never got a chance to show her best except in few place.
The promo and shw is entirely different..it seems like someone did black magic on cvs

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Abhishek_5

@Abhishek_5

Explorer

Posted: 12 years ago

After reading this story one is compelled to ask : can there be so much smoke without at least some fire? Even if we assume that the story is an exaggeration, it must have had something to exaggerate. Something must have occured. Nevertheless, instead of trying to find answers to a lot of things from this story, let us ask ourselves some of the questions that this story poses to us...

Would the CVs have taken the decision to end Rano's track all by themselves? Or was there a catalyst?

If poor acting skills were the reason for her exit, why did the CVs choose her in the first place in the auditions? Do acting skills improve or deteriorate with time?

Were the CVs forced to choose between Rano and Anamika? If yes, what caused this incompatibility?

Was there a tussle on who should get more of the limelight between the two leading ladies?

These are some of the questions that this story has thrown up. I am glad that Telly Buzz has gone beyond "idol-worship" and presented stories that matter and shape our perceptions about actors.

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dyann28

@dyann28

Beginner

Posted: 12 years ago

Originally posted by: Abhishek_5
After reading this story one is compelled to ask : can there be so much smoke without at least some fire? Even if we assume that the story is an exaggeration, it must have had something to exaggerate. Something must have occured. Nevertheless, instead of trying to find answers to a lot of things from this story, let us ask ourselves some of the questions that this story poses to us...

Would the CVs have taken the decision to end Rano's track all by themselves? Or was there a catalyst?

If poor acting skills were the reason for her exit, why did the CVs choose her in the first place in the auditions? Do acting skills improve or deteriorate with time?

Were the CVs forced to choose between Rano and Anamika? If yes, what caused this incompatibility?

Was there a tussle on who should get more of the limelight between the two leading ladies?

These are some of the questions that this story has thrown up. I am glad that Telly Buzz has gone beyond "idol-worship" and presented stories that matter and shape our perceptions about actors.

thanks for this comment Abhishek... I completely agree with you !