Bigg Boss 19 - Daily Discussion Topic - 11th Oct 2025 - WKV
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Stars at Manish Malhotra's Diwali Party
No amount of jadu tona is enough for Alia bhatt and Filmfare editor
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East or West, Farhana is da beshhhttt
Bollywood Diwali bash pics.
Who all think Amaal singing every episode is ANNOYING!
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Well first of all, these so-called commoners aren't really commoners, most of them have participated in shows or have faced media. They're just struggling artists. Real commoner, Lokesh for example, hasn't stated she feels that way.
If you start from day one, commoners have always had this "us and them" attitude, and while I do agree that they all mostly only communicate in their own groups, it wasn't the celebrities who started it. And like Karan rightly said, being a celebrity is their job and they've earned it. I remember seeing Lopa bonding with akansha and Nitibha, and they both drifted apart from her. Priyanka asked Gaurav on day 2 what exactly he has worked in and if he has worked in anything "remarkable".Mannu even today didn't know Rohan's name.I don't think Salman meant being starstruck, but fact is if these people were outside, the strugglers would not treat them like that.What I'm seeing from the commoners (some, not all) is a sense of insecurity, they sometimes make celebrities look bad so that they can feel better about themselves. Saying the celebrities don't know how to clean or cook properly, continuously telling them they're not real stars etc.So, to answer your question, I can't give them any benefit of doubt because as commoners, they don't represent me. I, being a common person, would respect the people inside irrespective of their star status. Everyone is equal inside the house, the sooner they understand, the better it is.
Well first of all, these so-called commoners aren't really commoners, most of them have participated in shows or have faced media. They're just struggling artists. Real commoner, Lokesh for example, hasn't stated she feels that way.
If you start from day one, commoners have always had this "us and them" attitude, and while I do agree that they all mostly only communicate in their own groups, it wasn't the celebrities who started it. And like Karan rightly said, being a celebrity is their job and they've earned it. I remember seeing Lopa bonding with akansha and Nitibha, and they both drifted apart from her. Priyanka asked Gaurav on day 2 what exactly he has worked in and if he has worked in anything "remarkable".Mannu even today didn't know Rohan's name.I don't think Salman meant being starstruck, but fact is if these people were outside, the strugglers would not treat them like that.What I'm seeing from the commoners (some, not all) is a sense of insecurity, they sometimes make celebrities look bad so that they can feel better about themselves. Saying the celebrities don't know how to clean or cook properly, continuously telling them they're not real stars etc.So, to answer your question, I can't give them any benefit of doubt because as commoners, they don't represent me. I, being a common person, would respect the people inside irrespective of their star status. Everyone is equal inside the house, the sooner they understand, the better it is.