Internet and social networking - there must be many uses of them. But one thing which social media did which would not have been possible through any other way is to bring fans closer to their favourite stars. Think, a decade back, did we ever imagine that our favourite actors, leaders, writers, singers would be just a click away? That we would not need to daily check the film supplement of our newspaper or secretly watch MTV from our parents to watch an interview of our star? The crazy things which we want to say to our favorite stars were confined to our dreams or our friend circles and now we directly express our feelings and send our messages. How convenient, isn't it? This story is based on that convenience and blessing for a fan.
Inside the green room on the sets of popular show Khoobsurat, a man in his mid twenties is sitting on the couch with his legs on the table and busy with his mobile.
100 episodes party pic uplooaded!
And new photoshoot pic - done!
Spot boy (knocking the door) - Parth Sir, aapka shot ready hai.
Parth (switching off his Instagram) - Aa raha hoon.
Tossing his phone inside the desk, he checked himself in the mirror, set his hair again and went out to shoot.
6 hours later. In green room again.
Parth removed his over-shirt and put it on the table.
Parth (opening the desk) - Phone check kar leta hoon. (he picked up and opened the instagram app)
Aahaan 600 likes! Not bad and 80 comments - very good.
parthkideewani Awww. so cute
(why do girls say awww always)
cuteprincess love you parth. I'm mad about you.
(woh toh dikh raha hai)
lovemylife parth please follow me back. and wish my friend munni. today is her birthday.
(who is munni? usse main kyun wish karun? No, no fan hai khush rakhna padega for the show, for trps)
Parth Kashyap hey munni, happy birthday. may you have all the blessings in this world. *smiley*
vidushi kumar tujhe dekhkar gande gande khayal aa rahe hai yaar pk
(Not again! This is 48th time. Isse jab dekho gande gande khayal kyun aate hain? Why is it difficult to ignore this comment everytime?)
It was indeed difficult for Parth to ignore the comment. When he saw Vidushi's comment for the first time, it was like any other comment for him. So was the case second time. Third time, he noticed - it was repetitive. Tenth time he replied, "thank you" Eleventh time, "I'll take that as a compliment." Fifteenth, "tumhe hamesha gande khayal hi kyun aate hai?" Twenty-fifth "Not again". It was irritating him. Because whenever he liked the comment or replied back or tagged her like he does frequently for his fans, she never replies and goes invisible. She shows up only when he uploads a solo picture of him and bam! Same comment, "tujhe dekhkhar gande gande khayaal aa rahe hai yaar pk."
PK, initially his fans tried to call him so, but he said he is a teeto-taller, so it is quite offensive to him. But still she refers him so in her comment. He wanted to block her, but she is the only one who is using her original name and account to message him, unlike teenagers who conceal their identity so as to not get teased in schools for watching TV soaps. "She has guts!" he thought as he checked her profile and strangely spent full 20 minutes in dissecting it. And then it strike him, "How can I be so stupid? She was trying to gain my attention," realized dawned upon him.
(to be continued...)
Bigg Boss 19
