Pankaj Kapur – Juror 3 – 9,1 leadership
Pankaj Kapur played a role of a Juror 3, who has a son around the same age as the convict and his son ran away from home punching him in the face. His wife is dead worrying about the son. He is living alone hoping for his son’s arrival.
In the act we clearly see that, he is intolerant of others’ opinions, slightly sadistic, pessimistic, and short-tempered stubborn, Hateful and hostile to young people (may be attitude resulted out of his son’s bad conduct). He is strong oriented with his opinions. He thinks he is right all the time.
As facilitators, we believe he is a sure 9, 1 demonstration with a least concern to the people and as we could also see because of his attitude towards the young people he is highly task focused to punish the convicted by pulling in people towards the task.
And he always insisted on favorable facts and does not bother about other’s opinions and relationship with them. He likes and forms groups with the people who supports him and fights the rest. He only considers and listens to high performers and neglects and puts down the mediocre.
He is very angry with the people, who talks against his decision. He glares at the people who talks against and vote against his decision. He shouts and yells at others to prove his point. If he finds himself losing control, he attacks physically, verbally to put down others and win over others. He influenced people with his aggression and never liked his defeat in argument.
He Quotes:
I like to argue, I enjoy argument…., Nobody can change my mind, only facts are important…. “Everything... every single thing that took place in that courtroom, but I mean everything... says he's guilty. What do you all think? I'm strong. You are not going to intimidate me. I’m entitled to my opinion. I can sit in this room for a year.
