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I was honestly getting bored because the truth wasn't getting revealed yet, and Karan was getting on my nerves so I felt I should give it a break. Even when Tripti entered, I thought I could watch again, but I felt there was no point needed for her to even be here.

But these past few episodes have been getting interesting. I liked how Nandini finally revealed everything, I hated how she was staying silent.

I especially loved Gautam and Damini's conversation. They maturely handled everything. I liked how Gautam told Damini to see Karan's pain too along with Nandini's. And even I had the same question as them, how can Parth be such a monster despite being raised well? Honestly it's such a

In that post about the worst thing Mikey did, many people shared about his obsession with Bonky and his behavior with it as one of the worst things he did. I wanted to share something that happened to me as a child.

I am autistic. I didn't have friends growing up. I decided to play with dolls as they were my comfort. I was 11, even older than how Mikey was. One night to my surprise, I found my old toy which I used to play with as a baby. I outgrew that toy and I started playing with Barbie dolls. The memories started coming up after one rough play time with my younger brother. That toy again became my comfort. I ate with it, sat with it and played with it. People were concerned about me as

When I was a child, I used to listen to Hariharan's album Qaraar. Before the last song of the album, there would be a promo of another album. There was a lady singing for a few seconds. It sounded like a beautiful song. I can't remember the words, but for me, the singer sounded like Anuradha Paudwal, it might be her as well. I don't have access to the cassette anymore, so if anyone can help me find that song or that album of the promo, I would be grateful.

Ekta always brings out the most shocking twists, and she always brings r*pe tracks in her shows. But what I saw today, it burned my eyes.

When this twist came out, I was immediately reminded of the most shocking twist of Aparna stabbing Anurag in KZK 1, but even there it made sense. I don't understand why they have to make Parth so evil. It just doesn't make sense.

Parth was raised by Karan and Nandini, who are supposed to be goody goody. Yes his grandmother Mandira was evil, and Karan at one point was a negative character who became positive, and his mom Tanya (as per this season he is Tanya's son) was also a vamp later, but today he seemed so monstrous like Ansh. Karan said how Nandin

I am late but I recently finished watching The B**ds of Bollywood. I am very confused about one part.

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So in the end it shown that Ajay and Neeta had an affair which makes Aasmaan Ajay's son. Then it was shown that Ajay and Neeta were communicating with hopes that the film shouldn't happen as Aasmaan and Karishma are half-siblings. So I wanted to know if Ajay knew before hand that Aasmaan is his son? Or even he found out that time only?

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If Ajay knew that Aasmaan was his son, why was he so brutal towards him? No father would attack their son that way. Unless he doesn't think of him as his son.

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I am confused because earlier it was shown that Ajay didn't wan

I actually liked the ending. I felt all of these characters got a good end and resolution. >!Homelander and Deep's death!< was so satisfying to me. >!Butcher dying!< also made sense to me. It was nice of >!MM to adopt Ryan!< , I feel he will be much happier with him. Even >!Hughie and Starlight having a baby together!< is such a good end to their characters. I was somewhat happy for >!Sage too!<. My only issue is Soldier Boy just being left like that without any resolution.

This season was terrible for sure. It was poorly written and messy. Due to a terrible season, I didn't have hopes for a good ending too. But to my surprise, they ended quite well. I found the ending better than even Str

I actually liked it. I liked how all the characters were true to themselves. No one was butchered. I liked how they have a non-binary sibling. I liked Tristan and Leah too. Great addition. All of them acted well. I liked the video presentation on Hal as well.

My issue is, why was it only 4 episodes? I wanted more of it. I think there should've been atleast 6 episodes to wrap it up well. Another thing, while I liked the Krelboynes, Gretchen and Francis' military friends, I felt they didn't make sense to be there, considering it's Hal and Lois' anniversary. None of them knew Hal and Lois well. It makes sense for Stevie, Abe, Kitty and Craig to be there, but the rest of them is kind of random

I am seeing a lot of comments only hating on Amber due to her behavior when I think they both just weren't right for each other.

First of all, Amber shouldn't have come on the show considering she has a lot of trauma and anger issues which she needs work on. She also has a child, she didn't have to put her through that. She knew Jordan was not willing to move and yet she said yes to him. She wasn't sure if Jordan was going to be a parent to her child Emma too.

I think Jordan is a nice guy, but he shouldn't have said yes to Amber when he wasn't sure if he could take up the responsibility of being Emma's Dad. I feel they didn't even get so much time to even get to know each other and rushe

So it was shown that the Salunkhe in jail was an imposter, and the real Salunkhe was kidnapped long back. What I am confused about is, wasn't in the imposter Salunkhe who took ACP's DNA samples to prove that he was the real ACP? If he was indeed an imposter, how did he match the samples that showed that he was the real ACP? At one point I thought, maybe Salunkhe wasn't kidnapped by that point, but in this episode, he kept saying I didn't kill Pradhyuman, and was surprised to see ACP alive. I am just trying to understand this loophole. Will this ever be explained? Also who is the actual traitor? Will they ever explain that too?

Also I knew Salunkhe was not the traitor. It just wasn't possibl

So Anna leaves the show and she is so mad that Patrick proposed to Kacie. What was she expecting? That Patrick leave the show and chase her all the way outside?

Just like Patrick, Anna also had Blake as another match so wasn't she also into two guys?

What if Patrick was the one who left? And Anna chose Blake?

I don't get why she is so mad at Patrick when she herself left.

Like how Jack Gleeson got hate and trolling for his role in GOT, and he had to take a break from acting. Or the actress playing Skyler White got trolled for her role in Breaking Bad. Or Tom Felton still getting hate for playing Malfoy. In Kollywood, I remember how any actor how played villains in Rajnikanth movies would be hated for that. Any examples like this in Bollywood?

As a child I absolutely hated the episode. I didn't like this whole message to not like someone for no reason. Especially since TJ did everything to make Gordy like him, and even Gordy admitted to enjoying the detention. But now that I am an adult, I still don't like this whole "not liking someone for no season" message, nor I like this episode, but even if I have not liked someone for certain things they do (mean things) even if they are nice to me. Not many have also liked me even if I didn't do anything. I was wondering if there is also a message that not everyone will like you even if you are kind. Which is still not a right message to give out, but it sadly happens.

I also think how G

There used to be a show in the early 2000s called Kangan on Star Plus, produced by Asha Parekh. It had Kartika Rane and Hussain Kuwajerwala, with Lalit Parimoo being the antagonist. The story was about a girl named Chandni (Kartika), her parents found her a match in Paritosh (Lalit Parimoo), who was much older. But Chandni didn't like the match, and insults Paritosh in front of everyone, calling him a buddha and that she won't marry him. Paritosh loved Chandni and vowed to make her his wife. He hired Himanshu (Hussain) to woo her. Himanshu ends up falling for her. Paritosh gets enraged and plots against Himanshu. Last I saw and remember, Paritosh actually succeeds and Chandni said she won't

It was shown that Kate didn't know that Joe was the "Eat-The-Rich" killer, but she knew that Joe murdered Rhys, and Joe framed Nadia for Rhys' murder too, which she helped cover. So how could she not know that Joe was the one who killed her friends? Am I missing something? Only thing I can think of is that Joe didn't tell her about him killing her friends, but Joe told her about him being a killer and everything, so how could she not figure this one? Can someone clear this?

Bhushan is the antagonist, but in the earlier seasons, there were moments where you could see that he does have a human side and he does care. When Rahul died, Bhushan and Kranti Devi stood by Prahlad. Kranti Devi also joined hands with Manju Devi and the other women and drove the Vidhayak away.

In Season 3, Bhushan really cared about the old lady who was pretending to be tortured by her son (forgot their names). And he made valid points about Pradhan being biased and actually cared about giving importance to both West and East Phulera. When Vidhayak was going to attack Phulera, he begged him to not do this as he didn't want to see the town in trouble like this, showing how much he cared ab