GHKPM Social media update thread #44- Page 84

In this fd a person goes for a while and when he comes back he finds something new.

Who cares if they praise her or not , i don't think she is too abounded.It is clear that she is avoiding them.The girl is smart, working on developing herself.

She is a professional.In any business, reputation is important.

The artist needs praise, but not from his colleagues, but from the viewer.The viewer is king.And Ayesha won over the viewers,with hard work and development and most importantly morals.In any work environment there are problems, I salute Ayesha, she works in that atmosphere,This shows the strength of her personality and gives her experience to deal in the next projects.

the other party .Show who they are and they love negative publicity,That's why they stir up controversy every time.In fact, they have nothing else to show for it, no acting ( i mean madam , because Mr Neil have skill just not work on it sometime, he is better with Ayesha I don't blame him ,Aishwarya weakens any actor standing in front of her) no professional ethics.leave it .

I also salute Neil and Ayesha, despite all the controversy, their scenes come out wonderful.Even though they can't even take a picture together.👏

one minute ,why does she need praise from them? They are not worthy actors or decent and skilled actors? especially One.

No sense of boundaries that’s all i can say😳

Netflix released a documentary on YRF on 14th Feb... called The Romantics... nice series though... one time watch. 👍🏼

Aditya Chopra made the following comment about nepotism with reference to his brother.

The last line in this comment can very well be applicable to our conversation.

When asked about nepotism, Aditya Chopra said, "One of the things that people tend to ignore, is that every person who comes from a privileged background–everyone is not successful."

He added, "I can articulate it without mentioning other people. I can just articulate it mentioning my own family. My brother is an actor, and he's not a very successful actor. Here is the son of one of the biggest filmmakers. He's the brother of a very big filmmaker. Imagine a company like YRF who has launched so many newcomers, we could not make him a star. Why could we not do it for our own? The bottom line is, only an audience will decide 'I like this person, I want to see this person'. No one else."

Originally posted by: Moor278

Netflix released a documentary on YRF on 14th Feb... called The Romantics... nice series though... one time watch. 👍🏼

Aditya Chopra made the following comment about nepotism with reference to his brother.

The last line in this comment can very well be applicable to our conversation.

When asked about nepotism, Aditya Chopra said, "One of the things that people tend to ignore, is that every person who comes from a privileged background–everyone is not successful."

He added, "I can articulate it without mentioning other people. I can just articulate it mentioning my own family. My brother is an actor, and he's not a very successful actor. Here is the son of one of the biggest filmmakers. He's the brother of a very big filmmaker. Imagine a company like YRF who has launched so many newcomers, we could not make him a star. Why could we not do it for our own? The bottom line is, only an audience will decide 'I like this person, I want to see this person'. No one else."

Very beautiful and apt Moor, as we all said at last audience is the king and it's in their hand whom to make the Star..........

Originally posted by: Moor278

Netflix released a documentary on YRF on 14th Feb... called The Romantics... nice series though... one time watch. 👍🏼

Aditya Chopra made the following comment about nepotism with reference to his brother.

The last line in this comment can very well be applicable to our conversation.

When asked about nepotism, Aditya Chopra said, "One of the things that people tend to ignore, is that every person who comes from a privileged background–everyone is not successful."

He added, "I can articulate it without mentioning other people. I can just articulate it mentioning my own family. My brother is an actor, and he's not a very successful actor. Here is the son of one of the biggest filmmakers. He's the brother of a very big filmmaker. Imagine a company like YRF who has launched so many newcomers, we could not make him a star. Why could we not do it for our own? The bottom line is, only an audience will decide 'I like this person, I want to see this person'. No one else."

Oh wow . Nicely he has put . Even Amitabh son is not . When his mother and father r super stars .he couldn't make it .so it proves what he said .

Originally posted by: rac1

Yeah completely. Some people in the forum and in sm all talk abt the aish and not pakhi. Aree why r u worried abt them ur ayesha fan so talk abt her ,but they always talk abt them only.They really sl*t shame her and abuse a lot . Not sure why. U talk abt pakhi not the actor and no one has the right to comment on their personal lives. They can do what they want. There was a person who give aish curse that u can never be a mother I mean why,why would u say that . So people just want to find fault with them that's all.

Or make disgusting remarks about Aishwarya's cleavage. Or her flat chest.

Thank you for saying this. ❤️

Originally posted by: nethraa_99

Or make disgusting remarks about Aishwarya's cleavage & the cameraman. Or her flat chest.

Thank you for saying this. ❤️

Aree nethraa u don't want to know what all they say .this what I told is only the tip . Don't know why people find all these entertainment.🤦.

I agree. 👍🏼

See, actors getting lead roles due to their influence is nothing new or sacrilege. I once stopped watching a show cold turkey when they replaced the lead actress (who had resigned) with an actor who was so unsuitable for the role. It was speculated she was related to the producers. If we keep bashing actors for coming through influence, we have to bash 50% of all ITV actors. The system is rife with recommendation culture...why bash the actors? Blame the system as such. If someone offers me 1 million dollars for free, I'll take it...the guy who is offering me the money is the fool.

And Virat & Pakhi are butchered badly..it's their fans who should be cribbing if at all. If you notice, makers are very careful to always make sure Sai has complete audience sympathy.

There are two extremes

The first party likes to attract attention, and in order to obtain it, it provokes controversy.

The second party believes in hard work and quality, not quantity.

Here the difference appears in the personality and background of each person.

Each side chose its own way.

Viewers see and notice.And they chose the party that suited them.The majority is with the second party,Because no matter how long it takes, it is work that attracts viewers, not controversy.

I know they want Ayesha to be at the front,But I don't think that the girl cares about such things.But at the same time, when there is an event in this series, a video or photo who is the first we look for to see it.

Miss Ayesha Singh .she is smart not naive.

Originally posted by: Moor278

Netflix released a documentary on YRF on 14th Feb... called The Romantics... nice series though... one time watch. 👍🏼

Aditya Chopra made the following comment about nepotism with reference to his brother.

The last line in this comment can very well be applicable to our conversation.

When asked about nepotism, Aditya Chopra said, "One of the things that people tend to ignore, is that every person who comes from a privileged background–everyone is not successful."

He added, "I can articulate it without mentioning other people. I can just articulate it mentioning my own family. My brother is an actor, and he's not a very successful actor. Here is the son of one of the biggest filmmakers. He's the brother of a very big filmmaker. Imagine a company like YRF who has launched so many newcomers, we could not make him a star. Why could we not do it for our own? The bottom line is, only an audience will decide 'I like this person, I want to see this person'. No one else."

💯💯💯

I wrote something similar in a thread some time ago. Mrs Bhatt was the favourite of them all, plus the team most likely had their bets on Mr and Mrs Bhatt to carry the show. But, the audience fell in love with Sai and Ayesha and the rest is history ❤️

It's funny how they disliked Ayesha in the beginning and doubted that she could do the job, but we started loving her and then everything changed! I bet till date they aren't able to digest that this girl has become the favourite of the audience 😆 They must be wondering how did that happen! And most of them must be thinking that it's just a stroke of luck for her. But it's not. The audience saw her efforts, her dedication, her improvement. Sai is undoubtedly a very strong character but if not portrayed correctly, no one would have been able to connect to the character. Just like Patralekha's character, if portrayed well, would have been another great character. But unfortunately the actor failed terribly. So credit definitely goes to Ayesha for her amazing portrayal of Sai Joshi!