Do you support Karishma? - Page 6

No i don't support her at all.
Neither do i support Gautam...but i feel bad for the way he is treated now by the housemates.
Even after repeated apologies by gautam to karishma, she kept saying disqualification.If i was in her place i would have accepted his sorry and would have told him not to repeat it again.

And i would never support Karishma for the way she behaved with Natasha...she was going personal with her.

And the task was to unseat the contestants not to torture.

Originally posted by: Vinzy

Girlfriend ne haat lagaya aur jal gye mere Lips.

Girlfriend ne haat lagaya or jal gye mere Lips.

Kyuki Vo kha kar ayi thi INDIAN "BINGO RED CHILLY CHIPS"

no just because everyone was supporting her she was becoming louder.

Originally posted by: mainepyarkiya

I'm not a fan of anyone, but I also think Karishma didn't do anything WRONG.

I felt bad for Natasha. She's so cute and Sweet, but the point is, this was a task.

If Bigg Boss had a problem with what Karishma did, then Bigg Boss would have put restrictions right at the begining. Karishma's task was to force Team B to get up. Can anyone tell me how else would this have been possible? I mean how else would Team A lead victory over Team B if they are not allowed to pull them physically?

Karishma's way was Extreme, but it was PART of the game.

Karishma didn't break any rule.

There was no rule that stated you cannot apply red chilli powder or you cannot make someone smell your slippers. Was there any rule? No there wasn't.

So is Karishma wrong in what she did? No.😛

Natasa ko tika tika laga toh natasa uth ke washroom mein kyu nahi gaya? becoz Natasa smart smart hai😆

Give me a break guys..if Red Chilli Power really went in someones eye, they would have RUSHED to wash their face..ok? 😆😆. but they were keeping their seat..😆Lol. Either it wasn't Chilli Powder, or Team B was playing smart (like they should)

No team deserves sympathy or whatever..both are very cleaver teams...all contestants are very sharp..and well rehearsed..they know what they are doing..

I don't know who this Gautam guy is and why he is so over confident and full of himself. His face is wrecked. Someone pull him out of the dreamland he lives in. 😕He seems so uneducated and filthy, it's incredible. Today he proved it. lol.

I read what Gauhar tweeted about Karishma's performance today. I think Gauhar forgot about her 9 month old CrapFest. Gauhar needs to refreshen her boggus memory.😆

Anyway chill...

punit reminds me of heaven😆

ab bb team wale koi antaar yami hai they will know how those ppl will react before hand n set rules?? the task was given without any rules n it was upto captains to set standards or not n upto team players as to how far tgey will go

Actually both were equally wrong yesterday and as far as Karishma is concerned..I really hated the way she was constantly putting the chilli powders yesterday towards all of the contestants. She clearly knows with the fact that Natasa could not tolerate the spices yet she is misbehaving with her and deliberately putting the chillies on Gautam and Natasa. And how would she react if the same chilli powder was applied on her face and the entire body ?!

Originally posted by: -Purva-

What if the woman in question was physically torturing you despite being told a number of times that she was causing pain and should draw back? Task was to unseat the fellow contestants - not to torture them.


But why is it that physical torture is okay but verbal abuse is a sin?


I'm all for women empowerment. But empowerment also means that women don't get to play the "Abla Naari" card everytime somebody tells them to behave. Empowerment means being able to take it as good as you give. If you can't take it - then you have no right to dole it out to others.

agree...if verbal abuse is sin,physical tofrrture is bigger one

No, and yes what Gautam did was wrong. He apologised but she made such a big hoopla about it just to make her team win.

Oh, hell no! By supporting Karishma, I'd be supporting her uncivil behavior as well. Sorry to play the gender card, but in an Indian society, there is a certain image of women. They are the ones who are seen as the epitome of respect, patience, and perserverance. They are seen as those whom you look forward to for an advice and what not. And no, I am not talking for the entire Indian women population. But you know, that's the general perception. The problem with Karishma was that she was conveniently playing the women's rights card on one hand, and doing exactly the opposite by misusing her privileges of being a woman on the show. Just my two cents worth!