Alia bhatt loses 300 k followers on insta - Page 17

Originally posted by: pathaka

Manoj bajpai wisely said don’t celebrate someone’s failure.

And here we are .

if we wait for someone to fail, we feel threatened by them.

But I get it. Mighty have fallen are all ur accusations seem somewhat validated.
Is anyone checking if Kriti or Kiaras numbers increased?
Carry on.

Sorry this doesn’t apply to Alia lol..... that statement applies to people who struggle to get work. Not for people who fail and then end up bagging 4 projects to overshadow that one flop. Not the same thing.

Originally posted by: Shaitan-Haiwan

Sorry this doesn’t apply to Alia lol..... that statement applies to people who struggle to get work. Not for people who fail and then end up bagging 4 projects to overshadow that one flop. Not the same thing.

Yes. I forgot .

It applies to ppl we like and dosent apply to ppl we don’t like.

Go ahead 👍🏼

Originally posted by: pathaka

Yes. I forgot .

It applies to ppl we like and dosent apply to ppl we don’t like.

Go ahead 👍🏼

Umm.. success doesn’t mean anything when it’s handed to you on a platter like Alia! It matters for people who work hard for success and fail! Not people who don’t work at all and succeed!

Originally posted by: pathaka

Yes. I forgot .

It applies to ppl we like and dosent apply to ppl we don’t like.

Go ahead 👍🏼

Nobody celebrates the failures of Srk, Salman, Alia or even a Ranbir.

But if someone likes Ayushman, Rajkumar, Sushant or Kangana fails... they’re “finished” and some people so make fun of them and “celebrate”

Do you not see the difference here ? It’s quite obvious

Originally posted by: grumpydwarf

Umm.. success doesn’t mean anything when it’s handed to you on a platter like Alia! It matters for people who work hard for success and fail! Not people who don’t work at all and succeed!

Yep so don’t celebrate the success. Simple.

But it’s more enjoyable to celebrate the failure so go ahead.

On a side note: failures are celebrated in popular culture...for supervillains and Categorised evil or deamons ... like Raavans failure is Dusherra etc. Case in point how dramatically evil someone needs to be for their failure celebration to happen and be deemed “worth it”

Originally posted by: pathaka

Yep so don’t celebrate the success. Simple.

But it’s more enjoyable to celebrate the failure so go ahead.

On a side note: failures are celebrated in popular culture...for supervillains and Categorised evil or deamons ... like Raavans failure is Dusherra etc. Case in point how dramatically evil someone needs to be for their failure celebration to happen and be deemed “worth it”

Yes you do have a point! People do consider the nepotism gang evil to some extent for their bullying! People unfollowing her was making a statement against! You explained it better than I did! I was try to distinguish her from people who have actually had to work hard for their success! I don't think Alia should be associated with hard work! IMHO

Good. I hope she loses more & more. I cannot stand Alia & Karan Johar anymore, after I heard that she asked ''Sushant Singh Rajput who?'' on his show. I didn't follow much of Karan's show but was not aware of such comments & bullying. The bullying & mocking Sushant suffered while he was alive, I hope those who bullied him pay for it.

Originally posted by: Shaitan-Haiwan

Nobody celebrates the failures of Srk, Salman, Alia or even a Ranbir.

Are you kidding me? People celebrate their failures all the time. This forum itself makes a hundred threads to mock them, tell them to retire, say they are ugly, and erupt with joy when their movie flops. SRK is not even an insider like the other three and it still happens.

Why are people pretending?

There's nothing people love more than getting to see a successful person do badly. It makes their heart happy that they were brought down a notch.

Originally posted by: grumpydwarf

Yes you do have a point! People do consider the nepotism gang evil to some extent for their bullying! People unfollowing her was making a statement against! You explained it better than I did! I was try to distinguish her from people who have actually had to work hard for their success! I don't think Alia should be associated with hard work! IMHO

Do as u please 😊

in your humble opinion

Originally posted by: pathaka

Do as u please 😊

in your humble opinion

FYI there is a boycott Dharma productions event happening in my state ! It is really interesting but I don’t want give Dharma productions that much importance in my humble opinion!