plz change kesar's style

i think kesar needs a new style...wen he entered the show he was wild angry confused person...he was implusive immature guy...the two shirts messy hairs and those wired shoes get well along with the attitude but now he is cool calm headed and mature guy the style doesnt suits him at all...even today kunal looked more decent infront of him ( i m not talking about character character wise kunal is a jerk) kunal was decent well trimmed alongwith pair of shoes...y still cv giving him kesar same wierd shoes and wierd sense of dressing...plz cv since only one month is left kindly give new style...and not to forget kesar plz visit a salon instead of hanging arond with so many ladies😛...

I dont understand y u r saying kunal is a jerk. Pls explain me, and abt kesar- he luk fabulous in any attire.

Originally posted by: Bajju

I dont understand y u r saying kunal is a jerk. Pls explain me, and abt kesar- he luk fabulous in any attire.

Kunal is not jerk but he is stupid.

I think in these attires Kesar look perfect.

When he was behaving as immature guy, he looked matured and when he really became matured, he looks immature.

kesar Really needs a hair cut..

yaa... me too spotted that he has some hair loss problem... so keep he keep his hair messy...

Originally posted by: JZephyr

Okay I honestly think the best part of Kesar retaining his appearance from when he first returned is showing the fusion of the kind of person he innately his, and how as an individual he has evolved. In fact the disorderliness of his appearance in continuing to exist somehow symbolizes how he doesn't need to change who he really is, just to become a better man - but instead seek his own latent virtues better and work on shinning through them. In retaining his 'boyish' ways, he continues to be 'Kesar', while in maturing as a person, he shows growth as is evident to any person through his/her set of given circumstances. When people mature, they don't necessarily change their way of living - they simply blossom within their own person.

without being preachy just felt like adding...(no offence intended)

When we were children, we used to think that when we were grown-up we would no longer be vulnerable. But to grow up is to accept vulnerability… To be alive is to be vulnerable.

Madeleine L'Engle, "Walking on Water: Reflections on Faith and Art", 1980