Not mature enough to understand philosophy of real love: Ranbir Kapoor

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Moodyblue

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Posted: 10 years ago

#61

While I understand the hate he gets for not being a faithful partner but I don't think maturity or age has anything to do with "grasping" the concept real love, not everyone is a romantic, some people are detached or maybe a lil bit cynical and I don't think there is anything wrong with it.

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Mages

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Posted: 10 years ago

#62

well RK is being honest and i respect him for that...

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blue-ice.

@blue-ice.

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Posted: 10 years ago

#63

Originally posted by: dabhlover
ranbir u already 30 plus not a teenager...to not to understand the philosophy of love😳

I know...this is what i was wondering😆😆...excuses excuses...Run my Kittykat run😆...

How about the love a parent has for a child...I am sure Ranbir understands his parents' love for him😳

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SRK-BEBO

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Posted: 10 years ago

#64

Nothing wrong in what RK said.

Very rarely people fall in love truly, madly, deeply like in poetry says.

Otherwise every one look for security, money, good life style, job, status, etc etc when it comes to love.

People often think, just because they get married, just because they have an affair, just because they have kids, that means they are 100% in pure love. It's not true at all. They are in love with people who care for them and people who have in their lives, but that doesn't mean it's a 100% poetic love.

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JhansiKiRani

@Mrignaini

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Posted: 10 years ago

#65

Aww le, and we're supposed to sympathise with Raymond here..

I hope he wasn't referring to familial love here, but his quote after Rockstar sticks out in my mind- how he hopes to become close with his Mum again as Rockstar prep distanced him from her/everyone. I understand method acting does that but he seems eerily detached from everything, yeh kisi ka nahin ban paye ga.