Originally posted by: Ankur_1305
All fights or conflicts are the tests of the true characters of those involved and present. We had Dolly (and possibly Khali) on one side and Ashmit-Veena on the other with Sam and Shweta almost the mute spectators.
I thought it was pretty difficult to fathom what was going through
Shweta's mind. Or for that matter, another mute spectator, Sam. May be
they were enjoying the fight between their two enemies. It was as if in
part II of the fight with Dolly, their characters were replaced by
Ashmit and Veena. For them, it was a win-win situation.
In particular, the way Sam was calmly, indifferently watching the fight
without even uttering a word, let alone intervening as Khali did without
much success and later, on being prompted, the Captain (!) Shweta did.
I wonder many a times, if the captains are not expected to intervene in
such tense situation, what are they appointed for? Maybe Shweta took the
political advantage of the situation, but the looks on her face were
not conveying the same. The expressions on her face were of someone who
is pretty disgusted with these kind of fights and perhaps of
helplessness with these daily Dolly Bindra fights of which she herself
was a party once. May be deep down, she was happy Ashmit and Veena were
carrying on where she and Sam left it, although I am sure she is no
great friends of Ashmit or Veena as one could make out from Shweta's
later bitching.
Samfans must be relieved for once that he acted politically correct and
played the game in its true (!) sense. I personally would have loved Sam
getting up and intervene like a true gentleman.
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