Meher's authority as the CEO - Page 2

Originally posted by: prc_fan1

This show is definitely a refreshing change & I quite like it. But one thing that is constantly irking me is the lack of authority in the channel office. There is no clear order. Meher is treated just like another employee, & not a CEO (no matter how small the channel is) Isn't Meher the CEO, & Abeer just a star - a position much lower in standing. Then how does he get his way & just do whatever he wants, esp on his show? As a CEO, Meher has every right to stop Abeer from talking about his love story on the show if she doesn't approve of it. For a girl who is so strong & professional, shouldn't she talk back with actions by summoning the legal contract between Abeer & the company, rather than constantly just shouting at Abeer to not wash their dirty linen in public. Her strong upfront nature should be backed by actions, rather than just plain words & glares. The kick wasn't anything great in my opinion. The true kick would be Meher showing Abeer his contract & using that to either control him or get rid of him from the office.

Originally posted by: madhufx9...

Seriously Yaar the way he is handling her , Ek dum Badtameez 😆

Awww waiting for that moment and u know what I feel is they might have shared a great bonding , I mean look at her even after kicking she didn't run away or scared she taunted him cutely , fearlessly , I mean that level of fear free behaviour is possible when they know each other very well being it good or bad , great or worst . I am so intrgued to know their love story .

Originally posted by: malikakas

I have been thinking about this aspect since in the recent episode Meher stopped Abeer's show when he read her diary. Although, I absolutely empathize with her, in some respects it was a little unprofessional on her behalf. Due to her personal issues the channel didn't have a show to air so everyone else had to scramble.

Meher took this job knowing Abeer was going to be there and that there was the possibility of personal issues between them. Her obligation is to make sure that her decisions benefit the company and that she looks at the bigger picture for the company. Abeer staying there benefits the company. Abeer may be washing their dirty linen in public but again the story is good for the company and technically he is not going against company policy. Basically I don't think it would be right for her to use her professional authority just to protect herself.

I think it would be different if she actually owned the company-- because then any financial loss would be a personal thing. But in this case Sattu hired her to help him, its not fair of her to hurt the company due to what is mostly a personal matter with a star.