Originally posted by: nikitagmc
I don't think being a Sushant fan had anything much to do with finding the performance emotional, cos I read good reviews about it even from some who are not really his pankhas. My hostel girls too cried on seeing the performance (they didn't know he had lost his Mom, I told this to them.) My Mom who is definitely not Sushant's fan and my sis who has never seen Pavitra Rishta (she thinks its boring) too were impressed by this act.
Even Ragini, Madhuri, Malaika, Mona were crying on the set as well.In short, I simply feel the performance clicked for some, and didn't click for some, some could connect to it and some could not. As simple as that.😊
Agree. That is what it boils down to end. And maybe you're right about #green , coz even my aunt was kind of sobbing in the end, though the rest of us weren't. It all depends upon one's own opinion, outlook and preferences.@All: We may disagree with the judges points or feel the scoring was erratic, but i don't think it is fair to call the judges biased or something cos of that. They did point out Sushant's mistakes in his next performance and give him less marks cos of that. I think the judges are pretty unbiased, purely my opinion.
Well, I did not mean "biased" as in "always biased". I just felt that at this particular time their judgment, atleast according to me, was kind of erratic. My fault, wrong choice of adjective! And I felt they were erratic coz generally they do deduct marks for a performance that is not upto one's standards.
Oh well, it's all subjective in the end. No point in discussing. I agree with you, I don't think the judges are "biased", they're just wrong sometimes. :-)