Why does Armaan say Sir to Salman

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Sphallolalia

@Sphallolalia

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Posted: 11 years ago

#11

Originally posted by: kitkataha
Salman himself hates it if someone refers to him as "Bhai". 😆 I can't bring up the article but he finds it offending considering how not every other Tom Dick Harry is his brother. 😆 Gauhar's way of addressing him is perfect...while others are bent on referring him as "Bhai" "sir" "saahab"...I laugh every time Kamya calls him "Khan sahab". 😆

Kit, Kamya is living up to BB's ummeed!😆

I don't mind him calling Salman sir BUT why does he call Gauhar 'GauharJi' with utmost respect?

Off topic : I looked up his 'Dil junglee kabootar' - what moves ?!

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Posted: 11 years ago

#12

I think Salman is actually offended when Ajaz calls him bhai. 😆 Firstly he tried getting into the pants of his girl, Elli.. and then he had the audacity to touch her KNEES and creep her out. Obviously he hates Ajaz.

Armaan calls him Bhai because... they might actually be moo bole bhai's. They seem to finish each others' thoughts and high 5 each other way too many times for two people who don't "know" each others. Daal mein kuch kaala hai ..

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kitkataha

@kitkataha

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Posted: 11 years ago

#13

^^ oh yes I forgot how he addresses Gohar as Gohar jee! 😆😆 BB contestants and their logic goes something like this...: I shall abuse you to no end, but when time comes to address you, I shall give you the utmost respect. 😆

Looked up the Kabooter vid...barely finished it but the comments are ROFL worthy...for example "Arman kohli is the best actor in bollywood . He is far better than akshay kumar , salman khan , ranbir kapoor and sunny deol . It is sad that less talented actors than arman kohli are more successful in bollywood ."

Edited by kitkataha - 11 years ago

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.Iconoclast.

@.Iconoclast.

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Posted: 11 years ago

#14

Kyunki Armaan jis school mein padte the, Salman Khan uss school ke headmaster the. School for miscreants.

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Sphallolalia

@Sphallolalia

Voyager

Posted: 11 years ago

#15

Originally posted by: kitkataha
^^ oh yes I forgot how he addresses Gohar as Gohar jee! 😆😆 BB contestants and their logic goes something like this...: I shall abuse you to no end, but when time comes to address you, I shall give you the utmost respect. 😆

Looked up the Kabooter vid...barely finished it but the comments are ROFL worthy...for example "Arman kohli is the best actor in bollywood . He is far better than akshay kumar , salman khan , ranbir kapoor and sunny deol . It is sad that less talented actors than arman kohli are more successful in bollywood ."

The song is stuck in my head...😆

The comments - Armaan has an enviable bunch of phans😉 So his declaration that he is responsible for making SRK and Akshay(?) is true then !!

He even calls Kamya - Kamyaji.

Edited by Sphallolalia - 11 years ago

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Vivacious Bird

@SalluTheUllu

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Posted: 11 years ago

#16

Originally posted by: ilovedhanjanird
much better than some girls who treat salman like they were born with him🤣

😆

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Jesmina

@stranger.67

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Posted: 11 years ago

#17

Kyon Ke Rishtey se Aarman Jhi Salman se Chota hai!

Ab pouche kaise??

Tanisha ke wajah se! Apna hone wala jeejha sasur ka dost hai salman toh Sir boulaya ga na!

🤣 🤣

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Samundar

@Samundar

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Posted: 11 years ago

#18

What else would he call him?

Just Salman? He wouldn't know whether Salman would be comfortable with that or not. That could have ended up getting misconstrued as Armaan trying to act buddy-buddy when he isn't all that close.

Salman bhai? In fact, Ajaz's use of that term is a bit of brown-nosing. Off-topic but related, Ajaz's constant reminders "Main bhi Khan, aap bhi Khan" and Khan-this Khan-that are irritating. You can see Salman getting uncomfortable when Ajaz starts on that track.

Salmanji? That's about equivalent to addressing him as sir. Yeh school waala 'sir' nahin hai, it is a respectful way of addressing someone.