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Pun not intended with the name.
"We are here to win and not make friends"
Miss Tanna is deffo one to watch out for. Yesterday she almost got swayed in with the convo with Arya.. and before she sat on the bench she noticed the camera - and quickly changed sides.. that she feels Shonali isn't being evil on purpose.
To try and play dumb to the audience and full of giving benefit of the doubt. She doesn't wanna get into the bitching.. just yet.
Precap - She stated she is in for herself.. and not here to make friends.
The reason I respect Akshay Kumar - apart from the obvious.. How he walked off and left the award for Aamir Khan. Very few people can do that be themselves and giving but he is not dumb and neither a pushover. Nothing gets past him yet he doesn't shy away from doing a good thing - regardless of the fact that people may have thought he was being shallow and did it for other reasons. BUT does he care a damn? No. Those who know him and love him will never misunderstand him.. or like minded ppl like him will understand him. Anyways - that went off tangent there.. Get a gal to talk of Akki and that is bound to happen.
Getting back on topic. So here ppl are in it to win it - regardless of how they shred off every part of their dignity, for own selfish reasons.
Games and stabbing, bitching and all that it takes to win.
So is she right? Being in the world of today - she is not here to make friends she wants to win and naturally will play the game. Being the one to sell her soul for shoes, become the Devil that wears Prada.
Or would she be the better off playing by ear and create friendships and bonds.
BUT even if she did, what's to say that these friendships will last? Does the word friendship stand strong for people in this day as it did back in the days?
Being sacrificial - is it even appreciated anymore?
Big Boss Season 1 - Rupali and Carol had such a good equation, they wud have been happy if either would have won. That was a cute friendship.
I've never been much satisfied with the winners chosen in Big Boss - bec the game players always got ahead and the good ones went out.
Last year - I wanted Imaam to win. He was drama - but he had a element of care and a acknowledgment and judgement which was accurate. He was misunderstood, He was rowdy... there was a lot more to him then what the housemates saw.
No matter what Sapna was like - she was the only housemate, despite their tussle saw the real Imaam. No matter even if they didn't win.. They found a good friendship in there when they formed a team.
They were what they were and had the attitude - "If you like me great - If you hate me - even better".
So coming to the crunch... Is she right or wrong - should she form friendships and be nice OR should she be the devil that wears Prada and kick ppl's buns instead?
"We are here to win and not make friends"
Miss Tanna is deffo one to watch out for. Yesterday she almost got swayed in with the convo with Arya.. and before she sat on the bench she noticed the camera - and quickly changed sides.. that she feels Shonali isn't being evil on purpose.
To try and play dumb to the audience and full of giving benefit of the doubt. She doesn't wanna get into the bitching.. just yet.
Precap - She stated she is in for herself.. and not here to make friends.
The reason I respect Akshay Kumar - apart from the obvious.. How he walked off and left the award for Aamir Khan. Very few people can do that be themselves and giving but he is not dumb and neither a pushover. Nothing gets past him yet he doesn't shy away from doing a good thing - regardless of the fact that people may have thought he was being shallow and did it for other reasons. BUT does he care a damn? No. Those who know him and love him will never misunderstand him.. or like minded ppl like him will understand him. Anyways - that went off tangent there.. Get a gal to talk of Akki and that is bound to happen.
Getting back on topic. So here ppl are in it to win it - regardless of how they shred off every part of their dignity, for own selfish reasons.
Games and stabbing, bitching and all that it takes to win.
So is she right? Being in the world of today - she is not here to make friends she wants to win and naturally will play the game. Being the one to sell her soul for shoes, become the Devil that wears Prada.
Or would she be the better off playing by ear and create friendships and bonds.
BUT even if she did, what's to say that these friendships will last? Does the word friendship stand strong for people in this day as it did back in the days?
Being sacrificial - is it even appreciated anymore?
Big Boss Season 1 - Rupali and Carol had such a good equation, they wud have been happy if either would have won. That was a cute friendship.
I've never been much satisfied with the winners chosen in Big Boss - bec the game players always got ahead and the good ones went out.
Last year - I wanted Imaam to win. He was drama - but he had a element of care and a acknowledgment and judgement which was accurate. He was misunderstood, He was rowdy... there was a lot more to him then what the housemates saw.
No matter what Sapna was like - she was the only housemate, despite their tussle saw the real Imaam. No matter even if they didn't win.. They found a good friendship in there when they formed a team.
They were what they were and had the attitude - "If you like me great - If you hate me - even better".
So coming to the crunch... Is she right or wrong - should she form friendships and be nice OR should she be the devil that wears Prada and kick ppl's buns instead?
