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TheBoss

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Posted: 7 years ago

She's making personal comments on Rohit's mom. She's pulling Deepak's shirt. If a man was doing this to her she would be crying buckets of naari disrespect. And what's this two men against a poor woman? Does she mean women are weaker then men?

Glad they are paying her back in the same coin. 👏

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Posted: 7 years ago

She started hitting because she was being overpowered and that's wrong regardless, she could find some other way.

Two men against one woman is ridiculous. Of course they's send stronger people, and somehow they still sent Deepak whose the smallest.

If Deepak was overpowered, people would be laughing at him. I didn't see this much sympathy when he hurt his jaw/arm.

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TheBoss

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Posted: 7 years ago

Making personal comments on his mother, going physical, trying to strip Deepak, using the woman's card. She tried everything today and still lost. 🤣

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Posted: 7 years ago

Originally posted by: -Halo00-
She started hitting because she was being overpowered and that's wrong regardless, she could find some other way.
Two men against one woman is ridiculous. Of course they's send stronger people, and somehow they still sent Deepak whose the smallest.

If Deepak was overpowered, people would be laughing at him. I didn't see this much sympathy when he hurt his jaw/arm.

If that is the case Bigg Boss should have a women's only season. She has no right to cry unfair because it doesnt matter who is against who unless she doesn't believe in equality? Do we start giving out reservations now or hand out the trophy to her because she's a woman? Its a physical task, she has a choice to participate or not.

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Posted: 7 years ago

Originally posted by: TheBoss

If that is the case Bigg Boss should have a women's only season. She has no right to cry unfair because it doesnt matter who is against who unless she doesn't believe in equality? Do we start giving out reservations now or hand out the trophy to her because she's a woman? Its a physical task, she has a choice to participate or not.

You have misinterpreted or I may not been clear in my writing.

I totally agree on impartiality between men and women. I'm saying obviously they'd send stronger people in to overpower her either physically/annoying her, doesn't matter guy/girl.

I'm saying people have such a problem with two guys overpowering her but they fail to realize one of the guys sent is Deepak who is shorter and the thinnest guy. I genuinely think she could overpower him on her own.

And no one felt as terrible when Deepak got injured during tasks - they were like obviously if Shiv hits him he will get hurt since Shiv is so strong but do not apply that logic here.

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Posted: 7 years ago

Originally posted by: TheBoss

If that is the case Bigg Boss should have a women's only season. She has no right to cry unfair because it doesnt matter who is against who unless she doesn't believe in equality? Do we start giving out reservations now or hand out the trophy to her because she's a woman? Its a physical task, she has a choice to participate or not.

You have misinterpreted what I wrote or I may not have been clear.

I agree on impartiality between men/women. I'm saying it is obvious opposing teams will send whoever is strongest, regardless of gender. And those harping on about 2 guys vs. 1 girl fail to realize Deepak is one of the shortest and thinnest guys there. I genuinely thought Megha could overpower him.

Also, people didn't feel as terrible when it was Deepak got injured when Shiv shoved him in a task saying of course he's physically stronger and Deepak is bound to get hurt. Somehow they don't apply that logic here.

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Posted: 7 years ago

Originally posted by: -Halo00-

You have misinterpreted what I wrote or I may not have been clear.

I agree on impartiality between men/women. I'm saying it is obvious opposing teams will send whoever is strongest, regardless of gender. And those harping on about 2 guys vs. 1 girl fail to realize Deepak is one of the shortest and thinnest guys there. I genuinely thought Megha could overpower him.

Also, people didn't feel as terrible when it was Deepak got injured when Shiv shoved him in a task saying of course he's physically stronger and Deepak is bound to get hurt. Somehow they don't apply that logic here.

Exactly. What else is she expecting them to do? Give up and not play? She decide to be a part of the task, they also were dumb enough to let Rohit enter. This is totally on them so she better play it fair or don't play at all. Any respect I have goes to toss when people use their gender card when everything else fails. Making below the belt underwear jokes, pulling their clothes, making remarks on family members ye sab kisi ko nahi dikhta. 😆

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TheBoss

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Posted: 7 years ago

Why didn't abla naari said something when Sreesanth Shristhy pe chad raha tha?

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JaggatJug

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Posted: 7 years ago

Why did Megha bring his mom into it?

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Posted: 7 years ago

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Originally posted by: rapha007

yeah you are right. Man come close to woman face and join her hand and starts doing dance😆. Man are also so weak that they make ones child comment and start to get aggressive on their mom name. Man also do one thing to attack a woman in jhund and show their mardangi. and one thing left, man also give some statement opposite to garner some cheap attention..kudos man😉

Like how Somi came real close to Shiv when he was working out during HC nominated week?

All housemates get aggressive on the remote mention of family. In that case, is Dipika so weak that she gets upset on her husband's name (courtesy of Romil)? Or KV when he hears his family name (courtesy of Sree)? Or Surbhi/Somi when she hears her mom/family's name (courtesy of Sree)?

Kayka jhund/mardangi. They just did their task. Do larkiyaan ek larka hota, woh bhi yahi karti

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