how sick must you be to cast little children and push them to the side because they're dark skinned & tell them their job is to make the fairer skinned girl look better. ew ew ewwww
@chalkalaana All it takes is one , just one statement not in favour of andhbhakts to change their views from National Crush to Hate Material.
Even chameleons have some integrity when changing colours. Don;t know what to call these paltu and paaltu bhakts.
Somebody please enlighten those privileged, well-connected, "fearless" extroverted elites that introversion isn't a defect and it has nothing to do with a lack of empathy, conscience, or morality 🙏🏻
@missteatotaller She didn’t overshadow anyone. Mamitha’s character was bubbly and energetic, while Anaswara’s role was that of a soft and gentle girl. Anaswara portrayed her character very naturally.Both of them were equally good, in two very different kinds of roles!
By honouring a film that spreads blatant misinformation with the clear intent of tarnishing Kerala’s image and sowing seeds of communal hatred, the jury of the #NationalFilmAwards has lent legitimacy to a narrative rooted in the divisive ideology of the Sangh Parivar. Kerala, a land that has always stood as a beacon of harmony and resistance against communal forces, has been gravely insulted by this decision. It is not just Malayalis, but everyone who believes in democracy, must raise their voice in defence of truth and the constitutional values we hold dear.