SidNaaz Discussion Thread 44: When SidNaaz broke the Internet - Page 259

Originally posted by: Luvpari345

https://www.instagram.com/p/B9MTFHEh6H6/?igshid=1vhlxgdcg4uz4

Be it eastern or western, she carries everything so elegantly. Effortlessly stylish like the tag she got during her studies days 👍🏼

Originally posted by: Ashhima3

complete her caption 🤣

tera Dhyan Kidhar hain

Originally posted by: Kabootarkiaankh

Girl you n me, worse loonytunes than others 🤣

Apni Heloo ko bhi le lenge 🤣🤣

Finally Sid n sana are pacifying solos....Yesterday sid pacified solos n today sana..by posting thanks msg n then tagging Shenaazians on insta...ab shaanti hogi...wese bhi SidNaaz fans unke pics se unki khabar se khush rehte hai....❤️

Originally posted by: Indibandi20

Wow..so profound Catcher..Respect 😊🙏

Originally posted by: Kar_Nan

Be it eastern or western, she carries everything so elegantly. Effortlessly stylish like the tag she got during her studies days 👍🏼

So true

Originally posted by: EtherealRati

by god...sana is something else only.....her answer is tera hero idhar hain ❤️

She is a perfect example of Bold n Beautiful!!!

Originally posted by: BorntoRead

Well I am an academic so invariably I philosophise things. Also I have the tendency to relate things from a micro perspective to macro perspective. BB has always been a wonderful character study from a psychosocial perspective hence I indulge in this guilty pleasure.

When I started watching BB, my initial reaction to Sana was pretty neutral. I was attracted more to Koena as she projected the feisty empowered image that I appreciate. But soon enough, I realised that this image was coming from a place of smug righteousness. I despise it as it shows arrogance. Sana grew on me later. Especially after the Snakes & Ladder Task, as it showed a certain strength of character.

I work at a university which attracts top students from across the country. Our students come from all social classes and geographical regions. For the last many years, the most driven demographic in my classroom are the girls coming from small towns and rural ares. They are such an odd mix of fierce ambition and crippling insecurity. I absolutely love them. As a teacher, I want them to take things head on. I stop myself from being too maternal because I want them to make their own mistakes and learn from them. However, some are in too much of a hurry. They make immature decisions. And you hope and pray for them but you cannot do anything at their failure. But the most wonderful of successes also come to this demographic. Their trajectory in life are praise worthy.

Sana is in the same mould. I fear for her but I'm rooting for her too. And I also completely relate to the protectiveness Sid feels for her. Also, I know for a fact that if I ever meet Sana, she will call me a "gayani" and will not like me.

@borntoread, thanks for sharing the details about your life and specially the drive these young girls have. It humbles me to realise,looking at Sana and reading about your girls, how smug and condescending we can be towards people who are less "polished", basically whom we deem less. Well, we live, we learn.

I'm a fellow BB and book addict, and love analysing the BB case studies, no academic though. And just for the record, didn't like Koena the first time, too holier than thou!

Originally posted by: Indibandi20

Apni Heloo ko bhi le lenge 🤣🤣

Uma se bhi pooch lenge 🤣

https://twitter.com/gossipstv/status/1234108225290719233?s=21

Sidnaaz tag is unstoppable trending in first place even when show got over after two weeks