I see some parallels between Archana's behaviour and Rakhi's recurring appearances on BB. Like Rakhi, Archana started out as muhfat and her way of talking and annoying people was similar. Her jokes and style has been entertaining like Rakhi's. However, they both crossed some major lines like Rakhi did with Abhinav which was basically sexual harassment and Archana's behaviour today was simply vile.
I personally find Rakhi more entertaining and talented than Archana but their rise and downfall in the BB house has some major parallels Imo.
I think since Abdu has returned, he has shown more objectivity and less emotions toward mandli. He seems to have gained a balanced perspective. Today, when Shalin was upset and everyone was trying to appease him, it wasn't working. Priyanka made it about herself and Tina was largely unsuccessful but what stuck out to me is when Abdu came to Shalin after taking a shower, he said what Archana is saying about Shalin's parents reflects her character and her upbringing that her parents gave her. So, she's indirectly bringing her own parents into this mess.
My first post here, yay! So, I hated Rockstar and I've not watched it ever again. I was going through some really rough time in my life and Jordan's suffering kinda seemed to contrived. I felt the plot was hella pretentious about how you need suffering in life to become a great artist. Maybe if I watch it again from a happier headspace, I may not hate it as much. u/noageforlove liked the movie because they have good memories associated with it.
So my question is - is there a movie that you hated or liked because of the circumstances you were in? Did your perception change after watching the movie the second time?
P.S. ironically, Rockstar's outstanding music was what got me through those t