Neha, usually the canny captain that she is, was having an off day. The other slip between the cup and the lip, was Milind’s vote.
Perhaps Bidhan didn’t realise that part of the reason Prince put them on a pedestal (besides the fact that he’s genuinely fond of the both of them) is that their continued loyalty was crucial for his own gang’s survival in vote-outs. Prince had been paying so much attention to Tara and Tarun, it was bound to have made his own gang feel like they had to fend (and think) for themselves. Bidhan’s vote though unusual, wasn’t unexpected. Never saw the end coming, till it was too late. 💥 The end of the road for Tarun who had so much to offer, so much promise, so much swag and style.
“So tell me what you want, what you really really wa.” 🦅. Life, and that Spice Girls song cut off midway. Never saw the shadow flit across the sun as that bird (probably a crow with a hangover, returning from an all-night rave) lined him up, swooped in low and gobbled him whole, with an unwashed, unbrushed beak to boot. Poor bugger, probably never saw it coming. With a cheerful song on his rubbery lips (probably the Spice Girls), pokes his head out of his burrow to catch a glimpse of sunshine. Wakes up early, full of vim & vigour and bounds out of bed with a spring in his step. Have you ever heard the quote - the early bird gets the worm? In my opinion, much is made of the good luck of the early bird but not enough of the bad luck of the early worm, that poor witless chap.
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