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What a brilliant post this is Piu👏

I can read your posts all-day-everyday

Rishabh Bajaj is indeed a Business Shark who played his games very patiently waiting for the opponent's wrong move and make his final move to defeat them

Originally posted by: WaqtZaya

Bajaj was clear of what he was going to do, he said his steps before hand before he went for the kill. I have often said this in AT that Bajaj remained very true to what his Character once said, Focused Determined and A little great just like Him.

He was focussed and determined to bring ruin for his opponent, cracked the best "deal" and said goodbye being a "little great" that he said he was.

Place all your bets, wait for the right time, go for the kill. 😎 aka in his words HAATH LAGAO INTEZAAR KARO AUR SAHI WAQT ANE PAR GO FOR THE KILL

Wow, Ankie, well said. He left on such a noble note. A little great. His realisation and his regret was the end finale with a BANG!

Originally posted by: opsora2090

Bajaj's best quality was his honesty . whatever he did mistakes , sins , wrong or rights, everywhere he was honest. he was clear in his thoughts ...

thx darling for this analysis, amazing Thoughts ❤️

pls share more

Barring the duality when he became extra possessive and wanted Prerna by hook or crook, he had clear cute sharpness and honesty. His cutting edge directness without mincing words gave a new tangent to his character

Originally posted by: WaqtZaya

• JEETA WOH NAHI JISKI KISMAT ACHI HOTI HAI JEETA WOH HAI JO JEETNA JANTA HAI.

• JAB AP KISI OPPONENT KE SAATH KHEL RAHE HAI TAB AP DEKHIYEGA KI OPPONENT KHELTA KAISE HAI UNKE KAAM KARNE KA TAREEKA KAISA HAI, KYA CHAHTE HAI KYA USSE, KYA CHINN JANE KA DARR HAI USSE, KYA HAI WOH EK CHEEZ JO WOH HAR HAAL MEIN PROTECT KARNA CHAHTA HAI, USKI WEAKNESS KO IDENTIFY KARO, TARGET KARO,TUM JEET JAOGE.

• JAB HUME YEA SAMJHATA HAI KI SAMNE WALA HARNE WALA NAHI HAI TOH HAMARE LIYE THODA ASAAN HO JATA HAI WE UNDERSTAND DARRNA NAHI DARANA HAI.

That's what he did. 😎

Thank you for combining his dialogues here, Ankie🤗

His bootstrapping dialogues despite the limited material present in the form of story writing were equally responsible for making Rishabh Bajaj the character he was. BTW, the dialogue writer recently received an award for his web series Criminal Justice.

Originally posted by: manzilmukul

Thank you for combining his dialogues here, Ankie🤗

His bootstrapping dialogues despite the limited material present in the form of story writing were equally responsible for making Rishabh Bajaj the character he was. BTW, the dialogue writer recently received an award for his web series Criminal Justice.

Originally posted by: opsora2090

Those Gifs☺️

Originally posted by: scarlett22

Lovely analysis! Makes me feel inteha ho gayi intezaar ki

Yeh hamein hain Yakeen,

Bewafa woh nahi...

Phir Wajah kya hai, Intezaar ki☺️

Originally posted by: Wistfulness

Brilliant, crouching, slouching, what crept through the green heart of the forest,

Gleaming eyes and mighty chest and soft soundless paws of grandeur and murder?

The wind slipped through the leaves as if afraid lest its voice And the noise of its steps perturb the pitiless Splendour,

- Sri Aurobindo, The Tiger and the Deer

That's such a sprightly and apt quote to describe Rishabh Bajaj👏 The magnanimity with which he was introduced was like watching a motion picture. A true tiger walking in!

I've always been fascinated by the majestic beauty possessed by wild animals. Loved reading the parallels drawn by you. They are indeed glaring and make me wonder what couldn't have been done with the enormous potential. Damn!

I veritably always knew the hunter parallel's which were stark, morbidly chilling with a cold, calculative layer. In retrospection, Rishabh's similarity was keenly drawn from the most excellent hunters of all times.

Involving a character like Rishabh Bajaj in lowly kitchen politics and sauce games was a blunder. It totally went against the aura and larger than life stature of the character.

You said it! What a total garbage writing and letting of the catapulted character arc being reduced to petty fights. As I said, he was territorial but it should have been out of this Basu Bari shitfest!

Originally posted by: manzilmukul

You said it! What a total garbage writing and letting of the catapulted character arc being reduced to petty fights. As I said, he was territorial but it should have been out of this Basu Bari shitfest!

I have no business to comment here.. as bajaj is not my cup.of tea..but honestly,with so many expectations , if cvs made him that way, dont you think it will be a waste since prerna couldn't match a bit ..😆The old prerna may be , she was ferocious and a head strong woman ..

Originally posted by: _charu_

I have no business to comment here.. as bajaj is not my cup.of tea..but honestly,with so many expectations , if cvs made him that way, dont you think it will be a waste since prerna couldn't match a bit ..😆The old prerna may be , she was ferocious and a head strong woman.

You have all the rights to comment anywhere, Charu. It's a free forum, and I can understand your non-relatable stance for Bajaj. There were massive expectations from this track, but this entire Basu Bari Kunba together tracks hit the final nail in the coffin.

Don't even get me started on Prerna🤣 I might ramble something insanely.🤔