The Ba***ds Of Bollywood SRK Aryan Khan - Page 5

Originally posted by: Rosyme

Saw one post. Someone has mentioned 'Badass of Bollywood '

Maybe someone just typed like that.

They put stars so that people can interpret the title in any way and make it a talking point i guess - For publicity and curiosity.

SRK himself said it's The Bads Of Bollywood while pronouncing

He responded on something the host said with saying the "baaaads", but isn't there also a Hindi term that would fit in?

I've two ideas for the word:

1) "ballads" (The ballads of Bollywood)...yet, as I think that it could be a reference to people, my second proposition is

2) "bayards" which refers to the English word "bairds" ... my Google research :

a) It became "barde" deriving from a Scottish Clan: "Over the centuries the Baird clan has given the world men who were patriots and traitors, lawmakers and lawbreakers, entrepreneurs and radicals, an accomplished scholar and a great general." ... the motto of the Baird-Clan was/is "Dominus fecit", meaning e.g. that the Bairds are successful through the will of God... "The Bairds gained influence in the north of Scotland"

b) "bairds" also is a joint name of a certain wale species/ many different birds and also snakes.

c) The name "Baird" means "Poet, one who sings ballads. Baird is a masculine Scottish name derived from Bard, meaning “poet,” or “one who sings ballads.” ... "Baird was originally an occupational name for bards and also stems from the Scots-Gaelic surname Mac an Baird, meaning “son of the bard.”... "Dungeons & Dragons lovers may recognize this musical class..."

d) It's the name of an interesting man who has founded an employee-earned firm that provides wealth management. The Motto of Baird is to not focussing on "the short-term expectations ...but to think and plan for the long-term, consistently reinvesting in capabilities, expertise and technology to best serve you." The Baird's employees gave the firm a thumbs-up as one of the "best companies to work for". Baird also has a slogan: "People First, Results Follow... we take care of the people who take care of our business."

Wow...the research was so much fun

Originally posted by: Clochette

He responded on something the host said with saying the "baaaads", but isn't there also a Hindi term that would fit in?

I've two ideas for the word:

1) "ballads" (The ballads of Bollywood)...yet, as I think that it could be a reference to people, my second proposition is

2) "bayards" which refers to the English word "bairds" ... my Google research :

a) It became "barde" deriving from a Scottish Clan: "Over the centuries the Baird clan has given the world men who were patriots and traitors, lawmakers and lawbreakers, entrepreneurs and radicals, an accomplished scholar and a great general." ... the motto of the Baird-Clan was/is "Dominus fecit", meaning e.g. that the Bairds are successful through the will of God... "The Bairds gained influence in the north of Scotland"

b) "bairds" also is a joint name of a certain wale species/ many different birds and also snakes.

c) The name "Baird" means "Poet, one who sings ballads. Baird is a masculine Scottish name derived from Bard, meaning “poet,” or “one who sings ballads.” ... "Baird was originally an occupational name for bards and also stems from the Scots-Gaelic surname Mac an Baird, meaning “son of the bard.”... "Dungeons & Dragons lovers may recognize this musical class..."

d) It's the name of an interesting man who has founded an employee-earned firm that provides wealth management. The Motto of Baird is to not focussing on "the short-term expectations ...but to think and plan for the long-term, consistently reinvesting in capabilities, expertise and technology to best serve you." The Baird's employees gave the firm a thumbs-up as one of the "best companies to work for". Baird also has a slogan: "People First, Results Follow... we take care of the people who take care of our business."

Wow...the research was so much fun

Will the Indian people understand this research of the meaning

The title is actually true for them, in the literal sense

Originally posted by: oyebollywood

Will the Indian people understand this research of the meaning

Oh, it was m y pleasure to do it I don't care who will understand what, and if I'm right or not...I just admire the way they created the title...and as SRK himself loves expressions with multiple meanings, Aryan works with(among other) a very fine Sottish Whisky label and both, Aryan and SRK have a mischievous and daring streak and love games, so why not just look for other possibilities than a quite negative "baaads", something that better fits to their love for the movies (Hindi and others) and their work in the filmindustry for an audience

Originally posted by: Clochette

Well, in a filmstory, the (main?) character could be an "outsider", right? Why so judgemental then?

Why so judgy about my judgment then?

Poor saarukhwa retirement age mein bhi he is having to strain so much thanks to his nalayak freeloading kids.

Originally posted by: Clochette

Although I can't understand, I can still post it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jynv12a57hc

The whole Netflix event was more than 3 hours... the link now is for all the photoshootings (at the beginning with Gauri, Aryan, Suhana and SRK...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqCF72KJq7w

Won't post the video of the whole show, though.

I didn't gave a judgement. However your "The way these Nepo babies genuinely don't even have an iota of self-awareness. " was judgemental (bold part), imo. And I simply asked you why... I thought the part in Italique had been about the story of Aryan's The Ba***ds of Bollywood.

Originally posted by: TheMinion

Did you watch it?

Yes, but only the part that deals with The Ba***ds of Bollywood and half of all the photoshootings. Why do you ask?