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Justmoi

@Justmoi

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Posted: 7 years ago

#61

Originally posted by: Shaitan-Haiwan

I'm sorry but its THEIR life. If getting plastic surgery makes them feel better about themselves and instills confidence and self-esteem...then why not? There is no harm done. Some people suffer from serious illnesses as a result of low self-esteem or body image issues. I say do whatever makes you happy.

Maybe you wont get something fixed, but a lot of people do and everyone is entitled to do what they want. I personally think all of them look better.

There is no need to ridicule, malign or make someone feel less just because they got something fixed. I remember people on this forum making fun of Janhvi's old nose and SAYING SHE SHOULD GET IT FIXED, now its fixed and its still a problem. Whatever the case may be - HER FACE HER CHOICE. Stop judging people for their choices and doing the whole holier than thou thing.

As for Khushi - I don't see the surgery? To me it looks like she just went thru puberty and is more groomed? Does anyone have pics to show her surgery? Her teeth still stick out a bit so I have high doubts she did any kind of work - even if she did SO WHAT. I actually think she looks beter than Janvhi, Go Khushi!

When I am expected to pay to see bad plastic surgery and in this case I found the fish lips distracting I have a right as a paying public to object. It affects performance for me.I find it distracting. Be it someone in the Scifi channel, some basic cable channel , Meg Ryan, Melanie Griffith, Jhanvi Kapoor or Anushka Sharma. Tom Cruise's scary face and Depp's face stretched like a mask feel alien and scary on a giant HD screen I have stopped going to see their movies unless Depp is in makeup like Alice.

THEIR BODY-THEIR CHOICE. MY MONEY - MY CHOICE.

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Zeeliciousxo

@Zeeliciousxo

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Posted: 7 years ago

#62

Originally posted by: Shaitan-Haiwan

I have more respect for people who get plastic surgery to feel better about themselves rather than them not doing anything about it and looking horrible.

Whether its Janvhi, Sridevi , Rekha or Shilpa Shetty - whatever they got done they needed to get done. They looked horrible before.

Of course you do. It's still not an excuse, or justification, for your deplorable comments about an actress that is separate from your precious Jahnvi. She is pretty as she is and doesn't need to be dragged in and insulted so cruelly. I have more respect for people who embrace themselves as they are. I also have more respect for people who do not make extremely derogatory statements about people's looks - something for which they have no control over - just to appease someone who has bought her looks.

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Justmoi

@Justmoi

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Posted: 7 years ago

#63

Originally posted by: sheee
well your mother should have concentrated more on teaching you how to respect other human beings. Without swimming one can live a better life than living a life o
f judgmental, holier than thou attitude.

Well what can I say, I am raised in a country where women had silicone breast implants a generation ago. My mom had to take many jobs to keep us afloat as immigrants and one of her jobs was in a doctor's office where women who had silicone breast implants routinely came with all sorts of problems from back pain to all sorts of medical issues due to leakage. This was before Saline implants. If you work in a doctor's office you see all sorts of complications like botox poisoning, Collagen lip injections which were "safe" and turned out to be so and now there is something else. So my mom was more the type to raise me with beware of plastic surgery instead of being the "open minded" type. You may call it judgmental, I call it advice of someone who has seen the complications of what plastic surgery can do to a healthy person.

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Zeeliciousxo

@Zeeliciousxo

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Posted: 7 years ago

#64

Originally posted by: sheee
Why is it alright to say everything to janvhi but if you say anything to sairat girl then your level is low? Only dark skin people have right to be respected? Hippocrates

If you're going to make a point at least make sure it makes sense. 1) these threads are about Jahnvi but the actress from Sairat is being DRAGGED in. 2) save for one comment, I have not seen anybody insult Jahnvi as horribly as select users here are insulting the Sairat actress. 3) only dark skinned people have the right to be respected? Do you hear yourself? FYI Jahnvi is not light - she has always been brown skinned, though she looks lighter recently - lightning injections maybe? So don't act like this is some argument about a light skinned girl versus a dark skinned girl. It's not. 4) it's *hypocrites, not hippocrates. Hippocrates was an Ancient Greek physician.

Edited by Zeeliciousxo - 7 years ago

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Erika

@roni_berna

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Posted: 7 years ago

#65

I find Jhanvi's face too plastic and unnatural. She doesn't look pretty at all and since this movie is a remake of Sairat, she doesn't look fit for the character as well. Her life and her face and hence she can do what she wants with it but when you have a pretty face, I don't understand why you have to go through surgery as many times the result is not as you want it to be. I've seen so many actresses who have ruined their looks after surgery while they looked so pretty before. Surgery helps few people and not all. Some people really need it and hence it is okay for them but not for those who already look good naturally. She looked better earlier and same goes for her mother.

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beingsirius

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Posted: 7 years ago

#66

Originally posted by: HawasKaPujari
Can some genius please tell me what looks "unhygienic" about this sweet girl?

As far as I can tell, she looks fresh and ~hygienic~ as any Bollywood girl.

She's a sweet pretty girl. Naturally prettier than Janvi's real face. I can't fathom someone having such a gutter mouth to call someone unhygienic. Only the guttermouth PR of Janvi can tell what it means. From a few days endless promotion has been going on that no one cares about Sairat or RInku.

Now that people discussed the client's surgeries, this vicious attack comes up.

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745671

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Posted: 7 years ago

#67

People can do whatever they want with their bodies but since they are pubic figures who are using those faces and bodies to make money off us, we as the audience can also make whatever comments we want about them.

It's a harsh industry and I'm sure they don't mind when fans drool and brag about how hot and sexy they are so there's a need to be equally sporting when the negative comments come. The same people will pose for magazines and give beauty tips and provide their gym routines and act high and mighty about their looks.

Edited by anonymous39 - 7 years ago

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beingsirius

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Posted: 7 years ago

#68

The star kid fan brigade amuses me no end. Some of the arguments ahem attacks..

1. Feminists can't accept a pretty girl's looks.

2. Suggesting surgery to a 21 yr old. Duh the girl and her younger sister have been getting surgeries since 2015 when she was 18.

2. Can't afford surgery themselves so hating on others. Lolwa.

3. And the best is calling a rival unhygienic.

LOL.

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@sheee

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Posted: 7 years ago

#69

Originally posted by: Zeeliciousxo

If you're going to make a point at least a make sure it makes sense. 1) these threads are about Jahnvi but the actress from Sairat is being DRAGGED in. 2) save for one comment, I have not seen anybody insult Jahnvi as horribly as select users here are insulting the Sairat actress. 3) only dark skinned people have the right to be respected? Do you hear yourself? FYI Jahnvi is not light - she has always been brown skinned, though she looks lighter recently - lightning injections maybe? So don't act like this is some argument about a light skinned girl versus a dark skinned girl. It's not. 4) it's *hypocrites, not hippocrates. Hippocrates was an Ancient Greek physician.

Not one person, the whole forum is bashing her since yesterday. Her acting is perfect for a new comer, better than any actress be it Kareena, Sonam, Deepika or Katrina! She is more innocent and genuin looking than all of these actress except Kareena in her earlier movies. I don't have problem with sairat girl, but she is getting more regognization and publicity after the Dharak. Many people including me are searching for sairat movie to watch.
But people are bashing janhvi like there is no tomorrow. If she cry it's For publicity if she does not then she does not care about her mom. Her surgeries are not even her own fault, it was probably seridevi influences. How many thread are people like you making and contributing to bash her, but when it comes to sairat girl then it's like a crime. And I don't have time to edit the post to correct the auto correct or other mistakes. So keep pointing them out. I don't really care. I have no problem with dark skin. I am not saying janhvi it fair or anything. She looks genuin and innocent, that's what I like about her.

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maal_u_have

@maal_u_have

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Posted: 7 years ago

#70

Originally posted by: sheee
Why is it alright to say everything to janvhi but if you say anything to sairat girl then your level is low? Only dark skin people have right to be respected? Hippocrates

She is not some dirty restaurant or dirty hospital to compare her looks to "unhygienic" like she is full of germs and garbage. It's not just disrespectful that dark=dirty but also dehumanizing for an individual.

As for your Hippocrates or hypocrites thing, I have never said anything against Jahnvi's looks, so it's a pointless excuse. Even the Sairat actress has been called ugly and fat, and so have plenty of other actresses, but the unhygienic dig is offensive, period.

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