If Not For Barun... - Page 6

Originally posted by: JaneFoster

I did not intend to generate that reaction. What I mean with positivity is, when I point out things that did not go well with me, more often than not it's regarded as bashing and lambasting.

I find the plot disoriented right now.

Originally posted by: PSharada

My answers in bold red.

Originally posted by: JaneFoster

Why would I? It's on her if she chooses to express her views anywhere in this forum until the forum permits. Then her response is well within my zone of query.

I am open to finding out, but being told to bas karo repeatedly is little disheartening don't you think?

Originally posted by: Avni.Oberoi

@Bold: Not really! Again, if you pay attention, we Barun fans mostly stay out of the negative posts, of course some people (like me!) lose control more often than not, but it gets hard to deal with so much negativity after a point. This forum is almost completely hijacked by 2-3 groups and they keep responding to each other over and over again just to keep their thread relevant and to rile some of us fans up.

The few threads made by people like you (you go around all threads that have an active discussion) becomes a cesspool for bashers and it interests them more because some of us also tend to reply and they can finally come face to face with us. They don't get that luxury often in their own threads. 😆

Hence the frustration.

But surely you can see all this for yourself? 😲

Originally posted by: PSharada

Sorry for butting in but I don't find the plot disoriented at all. Advay is trying to charm Chandni so she marries him of her own will and then he intends to use her as a pawn in his revenge. That much has been clear from the end of second week itself. Chandni is marrying PP not because she is in love with PP or because she is eyeing a jackpot after marrying him but because her mother wants her to marry into that rishta. So where is plot disoriented ? And Advay did a strategic withdrawal today. He can't fight back and cause Indrani to be suspicious of his motives so he moved back. But he is not going to give up. And Indrani today showed that even when she speaks honey her intentions are all not good. The victory glow on her face right after Advay accepts to move out is enough to show she is one who knows what to say and what not to say and how to make sure she still remains pristine clean in everyone's eyes.

Originally posted by: Avni.Oberoi

@Bold: Not really! Again, if you pay attention, we Barun fans mostly stay out of the negative posts, of course some people (like me!) lose control more often than not, but it gets hard to deal with so much negativity after a point. This forum is almost completely hijacked by 2-3 groups and they keep responding to each other over and over again just to keep their thread relevant and to rile some of us fans up.

The few threads made by people like you (you go around all threads that have an active discussion) becomes a cesspool for bashers and it interests them more because some of us also tend to reply and they can finally come face to face with us. They don't get that luxury often in their own threads. 😆

Hence the frustration.

But surely you can see all this for yourself? 😲

Originally posted by: JaneFoster

I don't know even after being here only because of Barun, how I get left out of this "we" and get confused with "them"

Anyway, that's not a subject to discuss here.

Originally posted by: JaneFoster

I cannot deny the logic in your statement.

But then with Advay's sole focus concentrated on marrying Chandni for a fortnight, I am finding it boring. Surely there can be some progress shown on the revenge front in other ways.