Discussion on Contestant Behavior

I wanted to ask you a question.

You praise them and give full marks, sir.

You praise them and give full marks, sir.

Sir, I'll put one between you and me, sir.

I don't know how to give it indirectly, I'll say it directly.

If I speak beforehand without knowing what I'm about to say...

Are you confronting me, Gagan?

Oh, no, sir. Nothing like that, sir.

Just because I praised you doesn't mean I shouldn't attend to the others.

If you say, "Praise and give full marks," what kind of language is that?

That.

No, sir, I just said it normally, casually, sir.

No, there's no friendship between us. Where does casualness come from? I am a

host here, you are a contestant there. You should talk

respectfully. What I praise you for, do I have the right to correct others?

Do I have the authority to correct them?

Definitely, sir, definitely.

It isn't called "putting it down,"

They call correcting it a vocabulary difference.

Yes, correcting it, sir.

Hello, apologies.

Sir, apologies. Sir, sorry.

I apologize, sir.

It's the first time I've heard it. Thank you so much.