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From running L&L Lit like feudal lords and not allowing anyone else to grow to ensure they all leave (to become stars in other firms) to calling out RKL when he called their bluff to rallying a large number in L&L Lit folks on false promises to leave L&L to attempt to break it up to failing in breaking L&L Lit to joining DSK to being ridiculed by AD for lying to him to being thrown out of DSK to starting their own shop on the pretext of doing all remaining L&L partners at DSK a favour to trying to come back to L&L. Quite a journey.
Irrespective, I feel bad for all the L&L partners and associates who believed them to leave L&L to join DSK not knowing their true personal vendetta, to now being stranded at DSK or having to even leave DSK.
Lesson learned, never believe someone when he says he is only doing it for you, mera kya hai, fakir hoo, jhola utha ke chal doonga