Alia is getting unnecessary hate. Sara hogged limelight from SSR - Page 16

Originally posted by: Deadinside

She hogged all limelight or we just gave it in the platter? Its two way process. I had read few posts here as well as all around social sites, Majority of them were so crazy that how sara lost weight so drastically & They were posting her old pics in the comparison and completely ignoring rest of the things. Appreciating someone's effort isn't wrong but going overboard and appreciating someone way more than they actually deserve is wrong.

Was the limelight important to him? I don’t think so.

And if people appreciate x person a little or more or less.. and if y seems to have an issue with it, what would you tell y? Who is wrong here.. x or y?

Originally posted by: Autumn_Rose

Was the limelight important to him? I don’t think so.

And if people appreciate x person a little or more or less.. and if y seems to have an issue with it, what would you tell y? Who is wrong here.. x or y?

I would tell x person to give more chance to y person. Dont let anyone feel dull. You got your appreciation, back off now. Let someone else have it. Problem is not X or Y. Problem is something else. Media/ PR/ Mindset of some individuals.

Originally posted by: big4accountant

I don't think I have to "know" anything more than you do. But to answer you anyway, there's a reason the YSF contract that Sushant signed was summoned by the police for an investigation. They make big career promises to actors and trick them into signing contracts that are binding and severely limit their choices and opportunities but these pedigree kids just walk in and out of movies on whim with no consequences. Sushant, who was offered movies after movies by directors like SLB, had to reject them to keep the YSF contract, that eventually flaked on him like it was nothing. And then there was Alia who could walk in and out of big projects citing "date conflicts" like it's nothing. The writing is on the wall, it's up to you to read what you want off it.

Never said you had to “know” anything, I was just questioning how you differentiate between what article is true and what is false. It seems like Sushant died, Kangana made a speech and a flood of articles came out all at once about all these films he lost, all the ways he was mistreated, etc. And the same people who criticized his treatment in the media when he was alive is accepting these articles as the gospel truth. What I don’t understand is how?

As far as the police wanting to look into the YRF contract, it could have been the only contract Sushant was involved in at the time and therefore needed investigating. It could have been done as a result of public attention, or a variety of other reasons. Regardless, Shraddha Kapoor, Parineeti Chopra and many others signed similar contracts. It wasn’t some unusual thing that was done to take advantage of a naive outsider. YRF makes up these contracts so they have new talent on hand for their projects. If an adult, with the ability to hire a lawyer, get advice, whatever, signs a contract, then how is YRF to be blamed for the nature of the contract? And if, after breaching said contract, that company doesn’t want to work with you anymore, why are they to be blamed for that either? It’s perfectly legal and normal for any person or company to want employees who will respect commitments.

As far as Alia not having contractual issues when coming into or backing out of a film, she probably was taught how to be careful what she signs, and hires a good legal team. Is it a privilege that she had that knowledge as a newcomer, sure, but every parent will teach their children what they know so the kids will benefit.

Originally posted by: Deadinside

If you have talent, if you belong to competitive profession which is 99% same in each field. Then, we need recognition & limelight, in order to get promoted. Limelight does matters, way more than anything.

I would tell x person to give more chance to y person. Dont let anyone feel dull. You got your appreciation, back off now. Let someone else have it. Problem is not X or Y. Problem is something else. Media/ PR/ Mindset of some individuals.

That’s chasing all the wrong things in life and paving the way for dissatisfaction. It happens with everyone and everywhere. If someone thinks that favouritism only happens in Bollywood, than then he/she is living in a cave. Everywhere, someone going to be more privileged, better looking, talented, more intriguing. It even happens in relationships and we are taking about business here. No one has time for personal feelings. Tbh sara was interesting at that point and everyone wanted to know her. That’s nothing to feel bad about. It’s just life. Migrant workers are working harder than anyone, toiling their lives out but guess what? Life isn’t fair.Do you see people tweeting them to the government or people giving them help. They are the ones who give us their blood and sweat. Do you see the rage on social media? People are dying every single day.

As for Sushant, you will see people tweeting and fighting on social media but just wait for sometime, the same people would be rushing to the theatre to watch a new KJO or Alia Bhatt release.

If the limelight was what Sushant cared about, then no one could have helped him and I’m pretty sure he was way above all of this things. It was the dirty politics, the smear campaign and the loneliness that took a toll on him.

Originally posted by: KgirlLuvsD3

And if, after breaching said contract, that company doesn’t want to work with you anymore, why are they to be blamed for that either? It’s perfectly legal and normal for any person or company to want employees who will respect commitments.

As far as Alia not having contractual issues when coming into or backing out of a film, she probably was taught how to be careful what she signs, and hires a good legal team. Is it a privilege that she had that knowledge as a newcomer, sure, but every parent will teach their children what they know so the kids will benefit.

I’ve supported senior business leaders Multinational , I have even seen clients finding loopholes and cheat by millions of dollars and even if the company can sue. They don’t, due to reputation issues.

These kind of things happen all the times. Businesses, companies firing people.

They will increase salary of a resource on notice period as he or she is wanted for a critical delivery and when that is done they will fire on some pretext or issue a bench letter.

People not hiring females because she will get married have kids and go on maternity or expecting sexual favours. Some men who hate working under women or will torment the women that work under him. Trust me, it’s not Bollywood. You can’t just escape, be it anywhere.

Originally posted by: Autumn_Rose

That’s chasing all the wrong things in life and paving the way for dissatisfaction. It happens with everyone and everywhere. If someone thinks that favouritism only happens in Bollywood, than then he/she is living in a cave. Everywhere, someone going to be more privileged, better looking, talented, more intriguing. It even happens in relationships and we are taking about business here. No one has time for personal feelings. Tbh sara was interesting at that point and everyone wanted to know her. That’s nothing to feel bad about. It’s just life. Migrant workers are working harder than anyone, toiling their lives out but guess what? Life isn’t fair.Do you see people tweeting them to the government or people giving them help. They are the ones who give us their blood and sweat. Do you see the rage on social media? People are dying every single day.

As for Sushant, you will see people tweeting and fighting on social media but just wait for sometime, the same people would be rushing to the theatre to watch a new KJO or Alia Bhatt release.

If the limelight was what Sushant cared about, then no one could have helped him and I’m pretty sure he was way above all of this things. It was the dirty politics, the smear campaign and the loneliness that took a toll on him.

Bhai/ behen dekh, Tumhe agar migrants ko leke goverment se dikkat hai aur twitter pe outrage/rage chahiye toh khud start kar lo. There are many of them waiting to join in. There is nothing that I can help about it.

Regarding sushant, i am pretty sure even he needed limelight too. He didn't get it cause there are bunch of losers occupying a lot of space in bollywood who absolutely has zero talent & zero look , zero skill and most.importantly their boat is floating around solely because of their inside connection a.k.a nepotism. If you dont agree, then that's fine. I never said you have to be agree. I am least interested in 10 page lullaby arguement over same thing.

Originally posted by: Deadinside

She hogged all limelight or we just gave it in the platter? Its two way process. I had read few posts here as well as all around social sites, Majority of them were so crazy that how sara lost weight so drastically & They were posting her old pics in the comparison and completely ignoring rest of the things. Appreciating someone's effort isn't wrong but going overboard and appreciating someone way more than they actually deserve is wrong.

that happens daily in everyone's life. but the answer to that is not suicide

and it's not the reason for his suicide

it's a very long stretch to assume that

Originally posted by: nonam

it's a very long stretch to assume that

Not for some 😆😆

Originally posted by: nonam

that happens daily in everyone's life. but the answer to that is not suicide

and it's not the reason for his suicide

it's a very long stretch to assume that

Originally posted by: Maroonporsche

Not for some 😆😆

Didnt get it. But just for the sake of it..