Originally posted by: Wistfulness
Here's my review.
With great anticipation I was looking forward to this entry.I knew his scenes wouldn’t be aired in the beginning of the episode, and that made me skip the first 30-31 minutes of insufferable torture. Coming to RB, he made a stylish entry amid a mob of protesters, the cigar smoke adding its own share to the borderline brooding and irresistible charm possessed by the man.
Tumse kisne kaha ki mere paas dil nahin hai, main bas dil kisunta kam hoon.
Main ek baar bolta hoon, ek baar mein sunne ki aadat dal lo.
RB’s undaunted poise amid the protesters and effortless handling of the union leader showed us the great power he commands in the corporate world. Every frame was loaded with class and effortless charm. Then, his smile upon beholding that his deal with the union leader was being covered by the media within minutes as per his command was killer. He reduced the ‘Textile Kings’ to ‘Textiles finished’ with ease. The 30-second deadline offered to the owner of the doomed business and acceptance of his involvement in all banks refusing to give loans to the company followed by the 5-second countdown was a sight to behold.
Lastly, that ineffable beauty of the walk rendered me speechless.
Rishabh Bajaj is all about class, charm, possession,obsession, intensity, ruthlessness...and love.
Agreed. 100% 😎
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