Ranveer's sleazy comments towards a WORKING JOURNALIST #METOO

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Zee_RK

@Zee_RK

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Posted: 6 years ago

#51

oh now lets brush this topic under the fanwar and tit for tat thing. I didnt put these words in ranveer's mouth neither I edited the video. His behaviour is actually very sleazy and creepy in general too. Here he passed the comment on a female who was just doing her work. Going by the box office performances he is a top star now. Is this behaviour acceptable?? What about 1000 words essay on his character analysis by the same ones who had problem with what ranbir said to his friend? This thread actually shows the hypocrisy. Ironically their own hypocrisy is exposed who were were active in another thread. I just wanted to read the same kind of character analysis on Ranveer too but no this is too much to ask and lets focus on bashing the topic maker here instead of the main topic. Here is the clear case of me too and sexual harassment at work. Why dont you pledge and stop promoting or liking such actors who are involved in such behaviours if you stand for women rights.

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Posted: 6 years ago

#52

Originally posted by: Mallika-E-Bhais

Yep, pretty much. Learn to appreciate the art & good qualities because we like them but my liking does diminish when I hear comments like these. Like I suddenly do like RS less because I've been reminded of this again. 🥱 😕

lol, don't bother to have such high expectations and then you're fine. It's also not just the men that make weird and inappropriate comments. I have seen actresses say creepy sounding things too.

I remember seeing an interview with Alia during Dear Zindagi time and the interviewer asked her something like how the script came to her and when she found out SRK would be doing it with her or something like that and she pops out with "I was wet!" Everyone stopped for a second and started laughing and then she corrected herself that she was in the shower and her hair was wet when she found out.

Imagine if a guy had said something similar. 😆

Edited by anonymous39 - 6 years ago

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Mallika-E-Bhais

@Mallika-E-Bhais

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Posted: 6 years ago

#53

^^Yes indont any longer, hence I can still like RS.

W*F she said that?? I need to see this IV. What a weirdo. All of them say very problematic things including my eternal fav, SRK. They're all the same.

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Erika

@roni_berna

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+ 6

Posted: 6 years ago

#54

Men are itself jerks and actors are worse.

I am still in shock after watching John's video where he misbehaved with the journalists. Thought he might be a gentleman but he proved to be otherwise.

Hence proved, haathi ke daat khaane ke aur dikhane ke aur.

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TheSupergirl

@TheSupergirl

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Posted: 6 years ago

#55

So much entertainment 😆

I love this forum 🤣

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Ratukrus

@Ratukrus

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Posted: 6 years ago

#56

Originally posted by: roni_berna
Men are itself jerks and actors are worse.
I am still in shock after watching John's video where he misbehaved with the journalists. Thought he might be a gentleman but he proved to be otherwise.

Hence proved, haathi ke daat khaane ke aur dikhane ke aur.

That John video was plain disgusting. 🤢 One more guy who I thought was well behaved and polite. 💔

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AllThatCritique

@AllThatCritique

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Posted: 6 years ago

#57

Originally posted by: anonymous39
People should just accept that all the male stars are creeps but you are going to ignore it when you like them. You will condemn them in one topic to show you're unbiased but then fangirl about how awesome they are is in another topic. 😆

Everyone knows nobody is going to stop being a fan because of these types of sleazy comments.

A huge no. People shouldn't just accept all male stars are creeps. Thats asking for creepy behaviour to be normalised. You can be someone's fan and STILL call them out for their creepy/misogynistic behaviour. The key is not to blindly support their deeds. And maybe if its a one off sleazy comment people do forget it. But if there's a pattern of filthy behaviour and people forget that then thats blindness. Thats problematic. Not one of our favourites are perfect. No one. But that doesn't mean one should ignore their problematic behaviour and say 'kya karein yahin chalta hain' and accept it. Like I said, its of prime importance to not be delusional enough to turn a blind eye to their behaviour. One should leave all their devotion behind and call them out and not make a thousand excuses for them like I've seen so many here do. Thats least one can do for someone they apparently care about.

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Male-Chauvinist-Pig

@Ur-Miserable

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Posted: 6 years ago

#58

Originally posted by: HappyPlace

This X 10
Women rhemsthems are making fun of this movement. Happening at workplace, family WhatsApp groups too.

They think they're "cool" by supporting men in general and saying #NotAllMen but they fail to understand that they are harming their own kind

See all men are motherboards, including me, maybe 0.0000000000001 % aren't not. We have all insulted ladies wittingly, unwittingly, sometimes thinking that is okay. Because it is said to be okay, sexist comments, sexual comments and so on. So we need to be condemned for our deeds, fine. But be fair with everyone, and bash everyone equally or defend equally. At least be fair.

I am still a sexist pig, so me commenting in favor is hypocritical, but then everyone in the forum is, so I will keep ranting about this.

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anjs

@anjs

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Posted: 6 years ago

#59

Originally posted by: ToujoursPur

Actually its not a tit for tat.
Since the tm of the other post you refer to as TAT is not a rs fan i think.

This may have been already discussed. But in the light of the metoo movement we feel like discussing it again.
And yes one more thing.

This is a real issue.

oh yea...this is real harassment...RK toh molest bhi kar le toh woh toh sirf bf ka teasing hai 😆

lage raho, innocent mahila