Originally posted by: togepe30
I would totally understand if it was a commoner who said - "Bollywood nanga naach hai..." and all the problem against the film industry and the item numbers or what nots..
But a person like Sapna whoz profession is dependant mainly on Btown...
When she was rattling off names on the stage in front of Salman...then she seemed very proud of herself for cutting the hair of all those celebs and even said she wanted to give him a hair cut...Her popularity and income have a lot to do with this very industry and these very actors...
How can she say this...She called herself a social activist?? On the same platform as Aseem and Gulabo...They have done something to be called social activists or social misfits...What has she done?? Driving around in bikes? Tatooing 90% of her body??
I wish the Btown takes a serious offence to her comment and they boycott her...That would be awesome !😆
P.S - I totally agree with what she said BUT she is not in a position to say that...coz she lives off the same people she is degrading so happily...they are her claim to fame and the reason shez here !
I'll try my best to make my points as clear and civil as possible to avoid any attacks by
Sapnaists. 😆
I honestly don't like her [anymore]! I initially had a high regard for her when she said things about her cleavage and what not. For a moment, I thought really highly of her, assuming that she was one morally-rich (for the lack of a better phrase) woman who knew what she was doing. But then, quite a few things surfaced in no time where the true face of the 'self-proclaimed failure of a hippie' came out. Pictures of our protagonist clad in the skimpiest of outfits, contrary to her statements starting circulating all over the cyber arena; quicker than Paris Hilton's sex scandal tape. The barely-24-hours transition was a much-awaited eye-opener that not only put her out in the open, it also exposed her mentality and her pseudo-affiliation to the industry that gave her so much, as much as her much-cherished fame as an ace hairstylist.
Coming to the part where she keeps on grouping herself within the same league as Aseem and Sampat - Well, not going any farther than what we have on hand here - it's obvious the woman has language comprehension and vocabulary issues. There's a huge difference between being a rebel (which she thinks she is) and being a revolutionary (which is what the other two really are). The
krantikaari vs.
vidrohi debate is a never-ending quandary for Sapna, as she's highly unsure and delusional of her own self and character.
Alright. Rant over!
I am bent over with my pants pulled down my bum for some
sannate-daar kicks! 😉
Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2
Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai
