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Posted: 13 years ago

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I wonder if there is ever a neutral audience of a reality show. Everone has preconceived notion about the contestants and keeps using them to praise her favourite and abuse her dislikes.. Name any reality show.. it is true..

A neutral audience is one who would keep updating her preference as the show progresses.. She would criticise Abhinab for backstabbing Sai (and also Preeti) and safeguarding Munisha for washing his underwears.. not always praise him just because he looks good or he has the best body.. Or otherwise if she thinks planning and plotting is part of the game.. making groups is must for survival. then she would not criticise JD for the same reason..

If someone likes Timmy for his ability to cunningly plan and protect his group.. she also must say how stupid his plan was when he was kicked out and that led to his entire group's elimination.

Someone appreicaitng Shilpa's intelligence and spirit (I wonder what are those but) must also criticise how stupid she was to openly support the other team in a challenge task or openly asking Payal to accept defeat..

And last but not least.. we all Rajo supporters must also admit.. she behaved equally bad as Payal. She had no business to start the fighting and abusing.. after all this is a game of voting and elimination..

In summary, is there a neutral audience somewhere? Probably not.. (and that includes me..). However, we still try to justify our POV. we argue.. we fight.. why not just say " I like him/her.. period" !!!

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Originally posted by: akash08
I wonder if there is ever a neutral audience of a reality show.

And last but not least.. we all Rajo supporters must also admit.. she behaved equally bad as Payal. She had no business to start the fighting and abusing.. after all this is a game of voting and elimination..

In summary, is there a neutral audience somewhere? Probably not.. (and that includes me..). However, we still try to justify our POV. we argue.. we fight.. why not just say " I like him/her.. period" !!!

Neutral? In a reality show? NOT possible!!

OK, I LIKE RAJ RANI!--There!! I said it as loudly & clearly as I can without e-shouting! And I'm not giving ANY reasons either!!

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Posted: 13 years ago

#93

Rajrani was a typical haryanvi jatni screaming like a banshee.. When I was small,we had a servant in Delhi who used to shout like that at me and my mom.. It was difficult to establish who was the employer and who was the employee.. 😆

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Posted: 13 years ago

#94

Sangram Sangram Sangram. Do nau mein kabhi sawaar nahin karte. Tsk...Tsk.

Boring episodes. Was shocked to see Rajrani's real self. Strictly from game's POV, I would go with Rajrani. Otherwise it's Stithpragya.

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Originally posted by: akash08
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In summary, is there a neutral audience somewhere? Probably not.. (and that includes me..). However, we still try to justify our POV. we argue.. we fight.. why not just say " I like him/her.. period" !!!

I never understood the concept of neutral opinion. By neutral, do people mean someone sitting on the fence? What's the use when all they are gonna get is a sore arse. I think once we opine then we have a view and our take could be seen as biased or unbiased depending on other person's view. Even people who pretend to be cynics are never unbiased. They have a biased negative view about things in general.

So even in case of these shows, all of us have only opinions. We judge contestants and situations as we deem right.

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Originally posted by: somzz007
Rajrani was a typical haryanvi jatni screaming like a banshee.. When I was small,we had a servant in Delhi who used to shout like that at me and my mom.. It was difficult to establish who was the employer and who was the employee.. 😆

I think her grand mother worked for us- -the same sense of identity crisis marked our house hold!!
Congenital banshees!!

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Posted: 13 years ago

#97

Trinks: where's you? Time for this weekend's discussion thread. :)

So who do you all think is leaving this weekend? Now that JD has new alliance with Payalia, I'm sure he wants to kick Abhinav out. What if Abhinav wins immunity again? Then Shivam has the Sword of Damocles over his head.

Still anxious to see if JD gets any votes in the finale. Want to point and laugh and call him the big L for his lame arse strategy. --not for fans and one-dimensional people-- ;)