Kareena Bashed For Not Mourning - Page 4

IMO it is really sadistic approach to expect someone to mourn 24/7 and expecting them to express it openly. It is not like the death was unexpected. He was under treatment for an year and perhaps they expected the demise sooner or later. Above all kareena is not his daughter .

And to be honest It is hard for me to believe that those who posts sad looking selfies with attractive captions are indeed mourning. I mean ,when I am sad or mourning especially if I am dealing with unexpected death of my close one I hardly take my phone , typing long posts or selfies would be really difficult for me . But as some one said people deal with the difficult times differently.

This one never fails to amuse me. Apart from Online trolls deciding what to eat, what to wear, how to behave, when to smile, now they are also to decide how to mourn. 👏

Originally posted by: IAmLuvBolly

It was a harmless post. People are looking for excuses to bash her, which is ironic because Bebo will give you something to bash her for sooner or later 🤷🏻‍♀️. People just need to hang in there.

Kapoors have a strange way of mourning I suppose. Here’s a video of prayers before immersing Rishi’s ashes in the river and Neetu herself is recording it. I don’t mean to judge but I personally find it morbid and frankly bizarre.


https://www.instagram.com/p/B_urAWnH58H/?igshid=11fmhwde58t7r

They were not filming it... in all functions they were face timing family members who couldnt make it to the funeral.

Look at everyone judging people they don't know in this thread.

Kareena Kapoor most likely mourned in private. She probably cried her eyes out. Then she took 2 mins of her day to take her mind off things and went on Instagram. And then everyone became a judge and jury. FFS.

Same for Neetu Singh. She could be videoing for whatever reason. I went to a funeral of a friend and his brother was streaming for their sisters who were in another country and couldn't make it. It could also be that she's recording for herself.

When someone dies, it's a weird process and it's different for every individual. Maybe she's experienced previous deaths of close family members but she has no memory of their last moments - it can be a blur sometimes (especially if you're the head of the household all of a sudden for the first time!!). Maybe she wants to record now and watch later to help her grieve and process it. Let her do that. Goodness sake.

Twitter n insta should publish a guideline on how people r supposed to mourn online..also publish a list on how many relatives, distant n close r covered under these guidelines. Kitne dur tak ke chachi, mami, tau,tai, bhaanje, bhateeje etc. ko dhyaan rakhna hoga kuch post karne se pehle..aur kitne din tak.

Should include what r they supposed to wear in pics they post, if they choose to smile how much wide it can be, what all expressions r considered inappropriate, etc etc

Personally mourn however u want but all etiquette must be followed for public display

Originally posted by: Kamala05

And to be honest It is hard for me to believe that those who posts sad looking selfies with attractive captions are indeed mourning. I mean ,when I am sad or mourning especially if I am dealing with unexpected death of my close one I hardly take my phone , typing long posts or selfies would be really difficult for me . But as some one said people deal with the difficult times differently.

Rishi Kapoor didn't have an unexpected death atleast for the faternity they knew this would happen sooner or later.

Everyone mourns differently. Life goes on I guess. Can't judge people for how they choose to mourn. I've always envied people who can get over things easily. I remember when my grandmother passed away, I couldn't function without crying almost every single day for over a month. I still cry at night when I remember her and it has been 3 years. But I have a friend whose mother passed away and they didn't shed a tear. Instead they partied, danced and celebrated her life (my friend is Jamaican for reference). So mourning is different for everyone. The person who died is hopefully in a better place.

https://youtu.be/v-gLnBZq-8U

Both of them specially Rishi looks pretty confident about getting completely cured. Sad this did not happen.

Kareena does look like the detached types.. But looks very close to her father. It's endearing to see her take care of the father at that fragile age and condition. About these trolls, they don't find anything correct. Will voice out against every breath taken.

I’ll never understand why people tone police others on grieving. There’s no right or wrong way to grieve nor should everyone grieve if they don’t even feel it. It’s very personal. And there’s no timeline for grieving, either. Bunch of velle morons