Billu ji or Shivaye?

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notacrimetolove

@notacrimetolove

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Posted: 8 years ago

#11

I agree. I think it would have been amazing for her to yell out Shivaay. It would have made that moment so much more. It's a missed opportunity. I don't mind her calling him Billuji and it's cute how he let's her and has gotten used to it but in that situation her shouting Shivaay would have been nice and heartfelt.

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Shobhna23

@Shobhna23

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Posted: 8 years ago

#12

yeah! I truly agree. I already made a post on this topic! That scene really pissed me off.

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Shobhna23

@Shobhna23

Voyager

Posted: 8 years ago

#13

Originally posted by: teehee
I think billuji needs to retire. I can't take it seriously at all, imagine he's about to kiss her and she says billuji !

OMG! I was actually imagining.. Sare romance ki Oh My Mata ho jani hai !

Edited by Shobhna.jha - 8 years ago

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paircube

@paircube

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Posted: 8 years ago

#14

Yup, Anika, Shivaay has a really good name ... use it once in a while 😳😉

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Nandini

@NandiniRaizadaa

Trailblazer

+ 4

Posted: 8 years ago

#15

Originally posted by: my-true-love
Both got used to billuji i guess..for me i din sound unnatural.
Thats how she addresses him always..
She never called him shivaay before..

Exactly thats whar she calls him

And i dont mind either nane. Both are fine

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FlauntPesimism

@FlauntPessimism

Viewbie

+ 9

Posted: 8 years ago

#16

I have always hated her calling him Billuji since day one. It was OK for once or twice but then at the end she was an employee (she became a family member much later), and who among all of us call our bosses by their nick names especially when boss does not like.

I don't know if the CVs have basic knowledge of HR or employee behavior but using such names which the boss does not like to address him comes under "Insubordination" which means not obeying the rightful orders of your boss and "Insubordination" is bigger mistake by an employee than "inefficiency". By such scenes CVs might be feeling that they are showing comedy, but they are actually showing that Anika is the worst kind of employee possible which is not accepted from the heroine of the show

About Saturday's episode, it should have been 100% Shivaaye

Edited by shipreeta - 8 years ago

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sharmi

@lucky_princess

Dazzler

+ 3

Posted: 8 years ago

#17

Yupp...

Even i too thought that she should have called him Shivaay...

Billuji is nyc while fighting nd teasing each other..

It would have been more intense nd real..

Love sharmi

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mimi07

@mimi07

Explorer

Posted: 8 years ago

#18

I beg to differ here a bit, because she is more comfortable in calling her billuji now...not for annoyaning him or so...for her comfort!!! Because if you notice whenever she says shivay...she adds singh oberoi to it every time!!! the only exception was the drunk scene!!!

So i felt here it was very natural for her to call him billuji...Shivaay is not yet her man!!! ;)

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Teju

@--Zehnaseeb--

Stunner

+ 2

Posted: 8 years ago

#19

I beg to differ on dat.. She is comfortable calling him Billuji.. even when Shivay called her angrily in dat Prinku - dev fiasco.. she again called him Billuji der also.. so it's like she calls him billuji.. nowadays not to tease him but she feels comfy calling him by dat name.. Though I would have loved she calling him Shivay instead of Billuji.. yes she will call him Shivay in future.. 😛 She will call him shivay when they will be all alone.. 😉 don't worry.. 😛😆😳

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-sakshi-

@-sakshi-

Dazzler

Posted: 8 years ago

#20

In that scene her calling him billuji was not inappropriate..i feel if she had called him Shivaay, that would have sounded different .Initially i too didnt like her calling billu , but now have got used to it. Now after the confession, she might start calling him Shivaay, as he found it cute during the drunken state.

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