Bigg Boss 19: Daily Discussion Thread - 24th Oct 2025
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Originally posted by: dlavanya
I agree with everything.. But A thinks B is strong and can handle anything (B gave a demo the same day that it can) and doesn't need anyone's support
A may really have some urgent work and besides A was upset for his own reasons..
Now C comes and warns B not to enter the minefield... B should have listened to C and stayed out...
IF B still enters the minefield ,, it will be at its own risk..
Lastly B has been in this minefield for way too long and it is not like it is all too new... yes may be a couple of new mines have been set here and there... but still it is not like 100% new minefield
Hi, seriously I was also thinkg the same. Considerg Dev knows the cultural differences BTW both the families why he didn't prepare sons for it. The mist irritating part was when he left for office leavg sons behind to deal with the rituals all alone. Very disappointed with today's episode
A was upset with A's own reasons and A has really urgent work. Good thought. Now if I tell you B is a man and A is a woman, would you still give the same logic or the statement will now change according to the gender?Re-read your post with the gender reversal and please do post your thoughts.
dev' s family is actually too conservative. I also did not like the dialogue where ishwari was sayg that dev never fails. For godnesss sake she is his wife. Why would she let him down.
<font size="3" color="#330066">Isn't it so convenient that he gets to escape to his work while he is not even dealing with all the insults. I wish Sona got to escape to her home or her work as well. But then that would be another issue that, One day after the wedding, the bride left her in-laws for work." Double standard, like I said.</font>
Originally posted by: dlavanya
Absolutely, my logic doest care about gender... it applies to both..
I wouldnt blame a woman if she has urgent work and had to go work on the second day of wedding.
dev' s family is actually too conservative. I also did not like the dialogue where ishwari was sayg that dev never fails. For godnesss sake she is his wife. Why would she let him down.