Dimpy said 'fu** off' to Gautam

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minimouse

@singin80

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Posted: 10 years ago

#41

Originally posted by: Gauahargeous_N
What if someone comments on Gautam's dad? He'd cry in the corner! What's the need to bring parents occupation into it anyways?

FYI, Most of the HMs have commented on Gautam's family esp. His Dad...he does not cry on every instant...but if GG comments on anyone's Dad for the 1st time then also it is a big catastrophe!!

What can I say...Apna Hero hai na GG so all his actions get noticed ..😛

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SH7_Sunny

@SH7_Sunny

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Posted: 10 years ago

#42

Originally posted by: -Rani
If the situation was reversed and Dimpy would have said to Gautam tum ... ke bete ho, theek se baat karo and Gautam had cried, people would have bashed Guatam and supported Dimpy

People look for the tiniest thing to bash Gautam because he is most popular contestant🤪🤪🤪

Since when being called Lawyer ki beti is an abuse? That's actually a compliment, but since Gautam gave this compliment, it sounded like an abuse to everybody🤣And they call Gautam has double standard and is hypocrite🤣

Na na na na Rani ppl would have straight away would have called him that he is rotlu, cry baby etc. Footage khaata hain sab camera ke liye hain record to diya rone ka footage artist hain 😆
Ek itu se comment pe personal bol diya yahi thi uski dosti 😆
Even if he says something ppl will only take that thing in negative way only. 🤢

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bbsai

@bbsai

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Posted: 10 years ago

#43

Dimpy is a useless woman.
Today during freeze task, Ajaz said "Rahul, naam to yaad hoga" (he is talking about rahul mahajan)
Is it not personal.
she did not cry then.

She can use bad words against Gautam, and if Gautam points her behavior, she cries?

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fire_gun

@fire_gun

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Posted: 10 years ago

#44

exactly ..thanks to bringing this in

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