Harshvardhan Raju

[Harshvardhan Raju @Harsha2503]

@iyer_prasanna Correction not BJP Never asked, " It could not " because there was never a Chance everything almost everything was sorted, Including fuel prices/Currency deflation which don't talk about openly.

[Harshvardhan Raju @Harsha2503]

@Rishi_1902 @CuteAaruhi4 @Amockx2022 Yes Pulawama and Pahalgam.

[Harshvardhan Raju @Harsha2503]

@CuteAaruhi4 And those teroorist are leaders in BJP now, guess you forgot.. Re evaluate and you will know.

[Harshvardhan Raju @Harsha2503]

@yyesmohit @SelflessCricket Your leader gave us poverty know

[Harshvardhan Raju @Harsha2503]

@SelflessCricket Ground reality is different broore than 50% have moved away from him. I know it's hard for you to digest the fact.

[Harshvardhan Raju @Harsha2503]

@pallavi7676 Who is HINDU, and there is no term HINDU any ehre written in our scriptures

[Harshvardhan Raju @Harsha2503]

@CuteAaruhi4 Andhabhakts are itself deshdrohi's who have double standards.

[Harshvardhan Raju @Harsha2503]

@Risid001 But Did you guys forget who went and hugged USA President over every simple thing? Did you guys forget Melody of Italy and EU nation?

[Harshvardhan Raju @Harsha2503]

@tarak9999 Do that once, and you earn the moral authority to lecture society. Until then, questioning society while profiting from the very culture you condemn is not morality—it is contradiction.

[Harshvardhan Raju @Harsha2503]

@tarak9999 So take the real challenge: make one extraordinary film without sexualisation, vulgarity, gratuitous violence, manufactured romance or hatred—let the story, ideas, performances and human values carry it. Take it beyond ₹1,000 crore and prove audiences never needed this formula.

[Harshvardhan Raju @Harsha2503]

@tarak9999 Deep down, the industry knows why much of it survives: attention sells, controversy sells, desire sells, violence sells.

[Harshvardhan Raju @Harsha2503]

@tarak9999 And if this issue genuinely bothers you so deeply, then apply the same standard to the film industry itself. Condemn the sexualisation, glorification of brutality, chaos, vulgarity, meaningless songs, forced comedy and degrading dialogue that cinema routinely packages as Fun.

[Harshvardhan Raju @Harsha2503]

@tarak9999 Are you acting only on screen, or have you forgotten where the performance ends and personal values begin? Your conscience knows the answer.

So before lecturing society, perhaps pause, reflect, meditate—and look honestly at your own contradictions.

[Harshvardhan Raju @Harsha2503]

@tarak9999 If you speak of Indian values, condemn vulgarity in your own scripts before lecturing society about morality. You cannot sexualise on screen and preach women’s dignity off screen. The contradiction is obvious.

[Harshvardhan Raju @Harsha2503]

@tarak9999 If acting is a profession, own the influence that comes with it. If fame comes from society, responsibility comes with it too. You cannot demand the respect of a culture while repeatedly profiting from undermining its values.

[Harshvardhan Raju @Harsha2503]

@tarak9999 Tomorrow, the very controversy being debated today may become another film script—with the same industry portraying itself as the defender of society while profiting from the very material it claims to condemn.

[Harshvardhan Raju @Harsha2503]

@tarak9999 And the hypocrisy becomes even clearer when the same industry that sexualises women on screen later uses culture, dignity and respect as dialogue when it suits the narrative.

[Harshvardhan Raju @Harsha2503]

@tarak9999 What you put into society comes back amplified. Add value, and it can multiply. Normalise garbage, and that spreads.

[Harshvardhan Raju @Harsha2503]

@tarak9999 You cannot build fame and wealth through whatever the industry calls entertainment, and once you reach the top, start lecturing the same society about morality and values.

[Harshvardhan Raju @Harsha2503]

@tarak9999 When an actor accepts a character, it isn't unreasonable to ask: what message does this portrayal send? Vulgar dialogue, sexualised expressions, excessive skin exposure and degrading portrayals don't suddenly become culturally neutral because they are written in a script.