Arjun Kirloskar The Real Hero.. New Post on pg-6 - Page 22

Originally posted by: peachesnplums

Summarizing some of the thoughts so far --

Arjun is

- a wonderful human being

- respectful, chivalrous

- honest about his feelings

- loves a lot...he can fight and give, for his love...basically, he loves unconditionally

- doesn't know about his biological child with Purvi, but is nice to children all around (Churan, flower girl)

- in a miserable situation right now, for his goodness

So why should he continue to suffer all his life? Why can he never get the happiness he deserves?

RD is -

- a brilliant actor

- expression king, he's unmatched at the myriad emotions his face can display

- has a lot of charm

- has a lot of followers who watch PR just for him, be it his acting or his looks or both

- supremely talented

- always gives more than is demanded in a scene...200% (pedantic statisticians, please forgive me for this)

So why is he being relegated to cameos, and not being utilized in PR? Why does any one in their right mind not show more of him and work towards gaining more followers?

Any answers CVs?

Originally posted by: peachesnplums

Summarizing some of the thoughts so far --

<font color="#990000">Arjun is</font>

<font color="#990000">- a wonderful human being</font>

<font color="#990000">- respectful, chivalrous</font>

<font color="#990000">- honest about his feelings</font>

<font color="#990000">- loves a lot...he can fight and give, for his love...basically, he loves unconditionally</font>

<font color="#990000">- doesn't know about his biological child with Purvi, but is nice to children all around (Churan, flower girl)</font>

<font color="#990000">- in a miserable situation right now, for his goodness</font>

So why should he continue to suffer all his life? Why can he never get the happiness he deserves?

<font color="#3300ff">RD is -</font>

<font color="#3300ff">- a brilliant actor</font>

<font color="#3300ff">- expression king, he'sunmatchedat the myriad emotions his face can display</font>

<font color="#3300ff">- has a lot of charm</font>

<font color="#3300ff">- has a lot of followers who watch PR just for him, be it his acting or his looks or both</font>

<font color="#3300ff">- supremely talented</font>

<font color="#3300ff">- always gives more than is demanded in a scene...200% (pedantic statisticians, please forgive me for this)</font>

So why is he being relegated to cameos, and not being utilized in PR? Why does any one in their right mind not show more of him and work towards gaining more followers?

Any answers CVs?

Originally posted by: peachesnplums

Summarizing some of the thoughts so far --

Arjun is

- a wonderful human being

- respectful, chivalrous

- honest about his feelings

- loves a lot...he can fight and give, for his love...basically, he loves unconditionally

- doesn't know about his biological child with Purvi, but is nice to children all around (Churan, flower girl)

- in a miserable situation right now, for his goodness

So why should he continue to suffer all his life? Why can he never get the happiness he deserves?

RD is -

- a brilliant actor

- expression king, he's unmatched at the myriad emotions his face can display

- has a lot of charm

- has a lot of followers who watch PR just for him, be it his acting or his looks or both

- supremely talented

- always gives more than is demanded in a scene...200% (pedantic statisticians, please forgive me for this)

So why is he being relegated to cameos, and not being utilized in PR? Why does any one in their right mind not show more of him and work towards gaining more followers?

Any answers CVs?

Originally posted by: Pancham101

"We love our superheroes because they refuse to give up on us. We can analyze them out of existence, kill them, ban them, mock them, and still they return, patiently reminding us of who we are and what we wish we could be."
- Grant Morrison, Supergods: What Masked Vigilantes, Miraculous Mutants, and a Sun God from Smallville Can Teach Us About Being

Originally posted by: peachesnplums

Thanks for sharing this wonderful quote Sujata!

@red: Exactly, and we refuse to give up on Arjun - rather we want him to return as khadoos.

The rest of the quote is very true, wish we could learn from Arjun's goodness, but he has beenmiserablebecause of his niceness...

What message are the CVs trying to send? Goodness should suffer, it's not a nice trait?