Sreesanth’s ouster from Jhalak Dikhla Ja and his rude behavior on being evicted. Now, in his interviews he is giving excuses about an injury and trying to gain sympathy. He needs to grow up!
Will Sreesanth ever grow up?
Going by his actions on and off the field, it seems this guy wants to remain a child forever.
No harm in someone retaining the child inside him alive but let the child stay INSIDE, don’t keep bringing him out to create troubles for others! In various interviews he has said that he is a child at heart which is a good thing, but to look at a 31year old grown-up man to behave like a child is a torture!
That’s what happened in the recent episode of dance reality show Jhalak Dikhla Jaa where not only the audience, but the judges, Remo D’souza, Madhuri Dixit, and Karan Johar also had to go through Sreesanth’s outbursts and his silly childish behavior. For what, you may ask? Just because he didn’t get enough votes and judges instead of praising him for his below-par performance, were blunt enough to point it out to him!
That was fair dealing we guess.
However, instead of being a true sportsman (does he even understand what this word ‘sportsman’ means?) showing a sporting spirit, the gentleman had the audacity to give it back to the judges and claimed it was his best performance! Not only that, he stormed out of the set in frustration.
Is he a nut-case??
Maybe he realized his stupidity soon enough to give an even more stupid excuse for his crazy behavior. In all the leading tabloids he claimed that during the rehearsals, he was injured and was in immense amount of pain. That’s why his anger and frustration was vented out at the wrong time at the wrong place! What does he think our collective IQ is? Lower than his non-existing IQ? Even a child can point out his silliness in this whole episode!
Sreesanth is known for his temper problems since the time he made his debut as part of the Indian national cricket team. Despite being hailed by masters of the game as being someone with great potential as a fast bowler, he let it all slip out of his hands for being supremely idiotic. There are people who make mistakes and then learn from it. Then, there are some, who keep repeating the same mistakes and blame the whole world and circumstances for it. He clearly falls in the latter category!
Let us tell you Mr. cricketer-turned-dancer-turned-trying-to-be-an-actor, stop seeking sympathies for your grave mistakes!
If you want it, go to your mommy!
We, the audience will only rate you for your performance on field, that is if you ever get a chance again, or on screen, based on merit, not based on your tears or foolish histrionics!
