They made Bajaj a complete villan[DT Note : Page 16] - Page 9

Originally posted by: SheAish

No, its for all Bajaj fans....I was really looking into some insight and kalank picked it up when I though my post has already got buried under all the others that came after mine.

Hey, I'm not talking about from the show's point of view. I'm talking about you as a fan. Would you be Ok with knowing Bajaj actually did try to kill Anu and is going to make more attempts in future. Would you be routing for him to kill Anu as for now Anu has not gone after his life so it can't be self defense. Its just he wants Anu out of the picture.

I'm sure as things are now the makers can definetely make it part of his game and he was just mouthing those dialogues to make Anu react in a certain way....I'm just asking about if Bajaj was turned into a killer out to get Anu would you be rooting for him to take Anu out...? Is it justifiable to you....not for Bajaj the character according to his thinking!

If future reveals that bajaj also killed his father.

I think moloy jailed him as bajajs father was his employee.......just my thought

Originally posted by: NoraSM

Ravana had many shades, he was biggest devotee of Lord Shiva and he had his own principles and boundaries.

Lord Rama was what a man should be, he was epitome of patience and is hailed as MaryadaPurshottam.

Imagine Anurag, a man who peeks into a husband and wife's bedroom to find out if they are sleeping together or not being compared with MaryadaPurshottam Lord Rama.

Lol let’s not take this show seriously! Was he called raavan in the show? By who? Lol

Originally posted by: _charu_

No. Gray means the actor is so good looking and has acted fantastic in a role that their fans give endless justifications for them like layers dark past and gray. 😆 even if its Maya.. the above description doesnt fit for ksg for me...

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I didn't mean it in terms of this show. Here , the writers are doing a shoddy job

I was explaining what a grey character is in terms of what I m learning in my class😆 I joined a three month creative writing course where we are taught how to plot characters using Snowflake method.

So we are encouraged to make the villian as grey. Grey doesn't mean a positive villian.

Example, Scarlett o hara . She was manipulative , selfish, even went on to deceitfully marry the man her sister loved . But yet audience loved her.

Grey characters need not be positive with flaws. They can have all negative qualities and still a set of audience may root for them.

Originally posted by: NoraSM

Ravana had many shades, he was biggest devotee of Lord Shiva and he had his own principles and boundaries.

Lord Rama was what a man should be, he was epitome of patience and is hailed as MaryadaPurshottam.

Imagine Anurag, a man who peeks into a husband and wife's bedroom to find out if they are sleeping together or not being compared with MaryadaPurshottam Lord Rama.

Better than Havana who married someone elses wife

Originally posted by: SheAish

No, its for all Bajaj fans....I was really looking into some insight and kalank picked it up when I though my post has already got buried under all the others that came after mine.

Hey, I'm not talking about from the show's point of view. I'm talking about you as a fan. Would you be Ok with knowing Bajaj actually did try to kill Anu and is going to make more attempts in future. Would you be routing for him to kill Anu as for now Anu has not gone after his life so it can't be self defense. Its just he wants Anu out of the picture.

I'm sure as things are now the makers can definetely make it part of his game and he was just mouthing those dialogues to make Anu react in a certain way....I'm just asking about if Bajaj was turned into a killer out to get Anu would you be rooting for him to take Anu out...? Is it justifiable to you....not for Bajaj the character according to his thinking!

Originally posted by: kalank

No it wasn’t for you at all, and I have already explained my stance in the matter, I cannot be bothered to explain it again!

Oh, Ok,....Now I think I get you....Since Anu had tried to get himself hurt in that accident even if his aim was not to actually kill himself....Bajaj trying to kill Anu in that sequence is Ok and ANu deserved to be killed. So if some one kills Bajaj by putting fire on him even though his aim also was not to actually kill himself then that would be justified too because he has already tired to hurt himself with fire?

Then I guess we think different. For me Bajaj putting fire on himself does not give anyone the right to make any murder attempts on him and I would not root for such an event unless under self defense where Bajaj was trying to kill someone and they killed Bajaj in trying to escape from him.

Oh and its Ok I don't expect an answer since you seem somehow bothered by my attempt to converse with you after you quoted me first....

Originally posted by: kalank

You’d be surprised! KSG knows how to make any character interesting! He could have made AB interesting too! But yes BAJAJ as a character gives him far more meat!

They were also idealistic but not hypocrits

Originally posted by: SnehaDoll

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I didn't mean it in terms of this show. Here , the writers are doing a shoddy job

I was explaining what a grey character is in terms of what I m learning in my class😆 I joined a three month creative writing course where we are taught how to plot characters using Snowflake method.

So we are encouraged to make the villian as grey. Grey doesn't mean a positive villian.

Example, Scarlett o hara . She was manipulative , selfish, even went on to deceitfully marry the man her sister loved . But yet audience loved her.

Grey characters need not be positive with flaws. They can have all negative qualities and still a set of audience may root for them.

they r actually justify bajaj & start whitewashing him .

sneha grey character r those whose act is justify like ravan we justify its a reaction of surpnakha attack by laxman .

similarally karan called draupadi p.....

movies of amitabh bacchan trshool deewar

point is they never whitewash these character .come on accept it bajaj blackmail pre for marriage mo need to justify this for kuki its deal. i respect pre. we as an audience how this act is crime

& for grey character they diretly take badla from that man .here its like baap ka badla bete se le raha hai its totally make that character black

look in bazigar even we like srk but we cant say he is grey character because he did a crime against a innocent ppl

Originally posted by: najma123

Yeah it's justifiable to me. 😆 My brother was telling me yesterday, why do you always like such characters? It's justifiable to me that he DID try to kill him. However I am not gonna promote some #KillAnurag mission. 😆 And, Bajaj isn't planning to kill Anurag, he isn't plotting to kill him. I think that's why I can still support that. His plan to kill Anurag, was in retaliation to another plan, however shoddy that other plan was, and however extreme Bajaj's plan was. He isn't going to plan killing Anurag. If he wanted to he could have done that pretty easily. 😆 He's so rich, he bribed the cops. Why not bribe the doctor to inject some poison or something? And TV has shown enough of it in the past. See, if he'd done that that would be malicious. So since he hasn't done that, his action seems a strong retaliation. That's it.

Sorry for being an idiot here, but I feel that your first statement and your last lines of the para is kind of contradictory?

Or should I take it as, for your even if did turn out they show that Bajaj DID actually try to kill Anu in that accident, he is justified...but not subsequent attempts if he does make them? That first attempt would be justified according to you..if it does happen to be true?

Originally posted by: NoraSM

Ravana had many shades, he was biggest devotee of Lord Shiva and he had his own principles and boundaries.

Lord Rama was what a man should be, he was epitome of patience and is hailed as MaryadaPurshottam.

Imagine Anurag, a man who peeks into a husband and wife's bedroom to find out if they are sleeping together or not being compared with MaryadaPurshottam Lord Rama.

The same devotee who leched and lusted after Lord Shiva's wife, and even asked the Lord to endow him with Goddess Parvati during one of Lord's Shiva's intoxication spells?

The same Ravana who abducted Sita, Lord Rama's wife with cunning and deceit?

Anurag is NO MaryadaPurushottam, he never was, never will be... In fact he has neither those principles nor those traits or substance of character to be one.

But the Ravana who never adhered to any principles and any boundaries when it came to women suddenly becomes someone with principles and boundaries, just because Bajaj was compared with him?

Like seriously?

Glorifying a demon, that too the one who had no principles, boundaries and scruples when it came to woman is suddenly hailed as the one with principles and boundaries to defend a fictional character Bajaj because he is currently being compared to Ravan?

Can it get more ridiculous than this?