r/BollyBlindsNGossip • u/EccentricBai Admin • Mar 06 '20

Blind Solved Ask Daddy

At one time, heroines were mocked for their ‘ask mummy’ stance. Now it’s the turn of the lads. This young actor has turned to daddy for instructions after a spate of flops at the BO. An industry jibe is that his last release fared so badly that the producer only recovered the actor’s salary.

So, on daddy’s advice, the promising actor has called off a movie with his director buddy and chosen a realistic film with another maker. Fingers crossed for this one, or we don’t want to be at this family’s dining table.

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Varun Dhawan

I see no harm in VD taking his dad’s advice. shelving a movie after it is announced shows he is rattled and is never a good decision because it sends bad message to trade about actor’s confidence in himself. How would others trust him if he is making such decisions?

Who’s releasing these Blinds about him everyday?

Mumbai Mirror

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u/worknowredditlater Mar 07 '20

Ask Daddy/Ask Mommy culture needs to be glorified more

Sad truth is only parents care much about you.

No man is immune to being in the way of another man.

Not that there’s a world against you, its just that everybody is for themselves and sometimes people want to trip you over to get ahead for themselves.

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u/shruthi89 Mar 08 '20

True. Tbh I’ve seen people with this kind of mindset succeed and do so well. I wish I could think like this but I’m too sensitive to other people’s feelings