Do girls really judge guys as Orphan and rapists as shown in VDW ?

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Posted: 7 years ago

#21

We definitely don't judge saying 'rapists and orphans' NEVER...Wonder how one can say that by just looking at a picture...😳

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fairandlovely

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Posted: 7 years ago

#22

Nooo.

Haven't seen any of my friends calling a guy orphan or stuff 😳

Edited by fairandlovely - 7 years ago

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Posted: 7 years ago

#23

No - to calling names like Orphan, Rapist.

Yes - to judging someone based on how they present themselves. No, I am not telepathic nor have X-ray vision to judge a person's character just by looking at them. But deciding if I like a person enough to say hi is initially based on how he presents himself.

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Posted: 7 years ago

#24

Originally posted by: --L--

Be careful with that particular word
SC can get offended.

Bhangi? Oh ohk thanx didn't knew just asked my di what it actually meant...

Edited by -October- - 7 years ago

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desigal90

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Posted: 7 years ago

#25

Dude context matters.
It's 4 posh elite from Delhi. And if you wanna compare, in golmaal boys made fun of:
1) people who are mute
2) people who stammer
3) weight

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Mallika-E-Bhais

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Posted: 7 years ago

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^^Dont think Meera & Avni were posh as such, Kalindi was the easy-posh. Super-crass but super-rich posh was Sakshi. But your point is SPOT ON. I think reviewers & viewers have sort of clubbed them into Sakshis category, they were a mixed bunch. The movie ultimately was about enduring friendship.

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Posted: 7 years ago

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Originally posted by: desigal90
Dude context matters.
It's 4 posh elite from Delhi.

So you are saying posh women from Delhi call orphans and rapist to random man.

Interesting.

I wonder if there is any Delhi posh girls here to confirm this because other members in this thread they don't.

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Posted: 7 years ago

#28

You are overreacting. Simple.
Worse jokes have been made in Hindi films. In fact Salman films Bodyguard has a character who's entire point to the film was fat jokes. Didn't see anyone reacting then

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Posted: 7 years ago

#29

Originally posted by: desigal90
You are overreacting. Simple.
Worse jokes have been made in Hindi films. In fact Salman films Bodyguard has a character who's entire point to the film was fat jokes. Didn't see anyone reacting then

First of all you don't need to comment on member if the member is overreacting or not.

Keep comments on topic.

Secondly Whataboutism

Bringing other work to defend this.

You could have made thread on bodyguard if it bothered you.

Why are you telling others To do it.

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576281

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Posted: 7 years ago

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Originally posted by: desigal90
You are overreacting. Simple.
Worse jokes have been made in Hindi films. In fact Salman films Bodyguard has a character who's entire point to the film was fat jokes. Didn't see anyone reacting then

Calling someone dwarf/fat/dumb/old etc(definitely not endorsing this but its a different topic altogether IMHO) is different from calling a random man 'rapist/orphan'...Its simply impossible to imagine someone saying that, let alone being able to relate to it!

EDIT ADD: Having said that, I think what they say in the movies should not be held as a benchmark for what happens in the real life...It is possible that some of the stuff they say/do never happens in the real life...We have to understand that they are done for the cinematic effect and leave it at that...Both criticizing and supporting such dialogs is pointless, IMHO!

Edited by cricketfan1 - 7 years ago