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rohini55

@rohini55

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Posted: 11 years ago

Six men and one woman

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In all Rasika, the beauteous, the sex kitten, lusted after six men: three ex-bosses, Narendra's friend, Brajesh and Shiv .

It really stretches credulity that five out of six stood up determinedly to her hot pursuit. Since when have men become so virtuous, and so many of them in a row?

More incredibly, she is not at all deterred by the serial rejection, and goes jatka-matka after the sixth. And she tops it by slapping molestation charges against the sixth.

I know CVs just about managed to salvage the track in the end. But it would have made more sense if she had had relationships with some of the men she pursued.

When Brajesh told Anandi, Rasika would get good conduct certificates from all her previous bosses, I assumed at least one or two of them might have been in a relationship with her, and therefore they would be unwilling to testify against her.

It turns out Brajesh was also not all that clever. He was overconfident without doing due diligence..

It goes against the grain that a woman is shown to be so persistently going after men a time when serious cases of rape and molestation are all around us.

Anyway all is well that ends well. Thankful that Shiv did not produce a recorded conversation between him and N's friend (btw who paid for his plane fare?). Tea-boy and driver gave plausibility to the story.

Curious about one thing: If a person is arsonphobic, is it confirmed that he/she won't commit self-immolation? If you are going to kill yourself, does it matter how you do it?

What is the science/explanation/psychology behind this?

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Muktchand

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Posted: 11 years ago

Well Rasika is hell off 🤬

when someone pointed out seeing Rasika's Ex Bosses how come she fall for them...well I guess that time its not about looks its about position..

yes but when she saw Shiv it was look plus position...that's why she feel more rejected set for revenge at any cost. Shiv's looks made her more ..Top it all Shiv's slap added tadka...till then Rasika feels her look can make any man go weak ...may be those Ex Bosses she just using their position . In Shiv case she become more lusty

Curious about one thing: If a person is arsonphobic, is it confirmed that he/she won't commit self-immolation? If you are going to kill yourself, does it matter how you do it?

What is the science/explanation/psychology behind this?

Well point u raised...even I feel same 🤔

when someone decided took his/ her own life all possible way to do it is equally scary 🤔

I heard or read person becomes so depressed all phobia's couldn't stop them either...

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Missesha

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Posted: 11 years ago

I don't know the science behind the question of self immolation. But I think psychologically if I am going to commit suicide I would want to go through the least possible pain. Hence I would choose a method which won't freak me out. Its just psychology.

We all know death is inevitable and one day we will die, but I have heard many say that 'may God give me a quick death instead of putting me through painful illness or cruel murder.'

I guess that's what would make the assumption strong that Narendra would not used fire to kill himself.

Again there is no guarantee that he will not use this method but such facts are definitely alarming to those who are investigating

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aparnauma

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Posted: 11 years ago

These three ex -bosses is a bit extreme.They need not have included them or even if they included them they could have shown talking about her performance at work and how she tried to cover up her inefficiency by trying to suck up to them and that would have made some sense.

If they really wanted to show that she is over sexed and not satisfied with Narendra therefore she went after her husband's friend and Brijesh then tried Shiv that also would have made sense

Combining those three men with these three men just doesn't gel with the story and her character.

Narendra's friend had to face the wrath of Narendra when he rejected her and Shiv also had to face the consequences and these three men who rejected her didn't face any consequences?

Sound strange.

If they wanted to show a woman who is used to getting things that she wanted by using her womanly charms and then using laws to get back at them when thye rejected her the story of these three men and her husband is enough.to show what kind of a woman she is.

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As for pyrophobia/arsonophobia person it is quite possible that when he wants to commit suiide he will not set fire to himself he would have chosen some otherway to die like hanging himself in front of Shiv's office or climbed to the top and jumping from there

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libsrocks

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Posted: 11 years ago

i don't think it was unrealizstic...all the men presented at the court were just going-to-be victim of Raika's lust but unlike Shiv they have the smartnes to take an action before things get out hands...Rasika might have more affairs than Brijesh but that wouldn't help them much in the case so why bring unnecessary connections

I always be;lieve that if a woman is clever and manipulative she can cause a damage not even 10 men can cause together...she has all the weapon with her and brains to ue them well

Infact putting up case like Rasika is actually a good thing during these days because due to increasing rapes and molestations many manipulative women might take adavntage of such situations and cause trouble to others like Rasika did

for ur last question i can't explain much about it but in Narendra's case fire played an important role...anyway phobia is irrational fear so if Narendra is phobic to fire then it won't be able to think about it/look at it much let alone use it well to burn himself...even committing suicide needs mental strenght and phobia disturbs ur mind enough that u cannot work sytematically around the object of phobia...i have phobia of lizards which makes my mind go blank and i cannot concentrate on anything and whole of mind and body gets gripped by fear of the object...so yes if narendra has arsonphobia then he won't be able to fire as a object to commit suicide

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rohini55

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Posted: 11 years ago

@blushing

If she wanted to use the ex-bosses for other purposes, she didn't succeed, na? So what explains her confidence vis--vis Shiv who has a reputation for discipline and respect for rules?

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Muktchand

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Posted: 11 years ago

Originally posted by: rohini55
@blushing

If she wanted to use the ex-bosses for other purposes, she didn't succeed, na? So what explains her confidence vis--vis Shiv who has a reputation for discipline and respect for rules?

U can call me Aditi 😛

well agree...she was not successful that doesn't mean she won't try again...😆

Flirting lusting can't be stopped just like that... I like wrote Shiv 's look made her over confident even she knew he is being known as strict hence she used sob story...to gain sympathy when she failed badly while using her beauty

Rasika gets sympathy of Shiv only when she cried show herself as Bechari

her beauty does not make any impact on Shiv

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SPuja

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Posted: 11 years ago

They wanted to prove that molestation charges are false, but did not want to show Shiv's office staff evidence etc. - so they made it like Rasika went after her boss every time. In reality - this cannot happen because such things cannot remain hidden because she was working in a government office (if she was in private office, she could easily change the company). The person's characteristics - a workaholic, a work-shirker, or a person like Rasika become known for offices across the same organisation. They forgot that even if Rasika behaved normally with her previous boss, she could make false allegations against her current boss. Except for the last episode - nothing in Rasika track looked logical.

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rohini55

@rohini55

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Posted: 11 years ago

Vivek told the court that the three ex-bosses terminated her services to save themselves. That means she was sacked thrice?

And this is not there in her service record? How come her reputation did not travel to Shiv's office? And how did he not check her record?

Let us assume she is a femme fatale. I have known women who would use feminine wiles to further their careers. But what I can't digest is that five of six men warded off her advances.

That is not impossible but to me at least it appears implausible. As aparana said, they could have avoided bringing on board three ex-bosses. One ex-boss and N's friend should have sufficed even if the idea was to show a pattern.

But that would really not be a clincher because Shiv could have turned out to be a molester.

The clincher here was Narendra's friend's testimony that N had caught R and B together. The fact that he died soon after made Rabri prime suspects. In other words, R's reputation with her bosses was incidental to solving the crime.

As for self-immolation: I should think the logistics of hanging or jumping off a building would be more difficult in a case like this.

I suppose he could have climbed up to the terrace of the opposite building, screamed at Shiv, and then jumped to his death.

Edited by rohini55 - 11 years ago

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Awfulggt

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Originally posted by: rohini55
Six men and one woman
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In all Rasika, the beauteous, the sex kitten, lusted after six men: three ex-bosses, Narendra's friend, Brajesh and Shiv .

It really stretches credulity that five out of six stood up determinedly to her hot pursuit. Since when have men become so virtuous, and so many of them in a row?

More incredibly, she is not at all deterred by the serial rejection, and goes jatka-matka after the sixth. And she tops it by slapping molestation charges against the sixth.

I know CVs just about managed to salvage the track in the end. But it would have made more sense if she had had relationships with some of the men she pursued.

When Brajesh told Anandi, Rasika would get good conduct certificates from all her previous bosses, I assumed at least one or two of them might have been in a relationship with her, and therefore they would be unwilling to testify against her.

It turns out Brajesh was also not all that clever. He was overconfident without doing due diligence..

It goes against the grain that a woman is shown to be so persistently going after men a time when serious cases of rape and molestation are all around us.

Anyway all is well that ends well. Thankful that Shiv did not produce a recorded conversation between him and N's friend (btw who paid for his plane fare?). Tea-boy and driver gave plausibility to the story.

Curious about one thing: If a person is arsonphobic, is it confirmed that he/she won't commit self-immolation? If you are going to kill yourself, does it matter how you do it?

What is the science/explanation/psychology behind this?

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I got tired thinking about the bold parts!

I wondered too about the plane fares, but then I thought the shekars must have paid. I would pay if I'm going to be released from such terrible accusations😆.

Edited by The_Alchemist. - 11 years ago

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