@Jaat__Shaab @preistlyclass Try to talk some sense into people I can. Stay away form the rest :)
The question is what are you going to do? Or will you always be goons? Will you help your community rise above this mindless behaviour?
@iamhrathee Tum padh likh loge toh zameene hadapna band kar doge. Ghar baith kar kiraya khaana band. Tabhi gawar hi rehna chahte ho tum log. Ladai, jhagda, gundagardi yahi kar sakte ho tum gawar jaat madarchod
"Once"
That's it right there. Once. They should be speaking about it all day everyday, with their power and influence they can bring hope to people to stand up and fight.
It wasn't fear of bullying or outrage but of losing box office. They have no balls or morals.
Once Aamir Khan and Shah Rukh Khan spoke up on intolerance. The bullying and the outrage forced them to shut up.
Not difficult to guess that similarly, this might be the last interview where legendary music composer AR Rahman spoke his mind.
1. Hindi cinema was never creative.
2. The industry is partly responsible for creating said goons. This is how things are now. The spiral has begun.
3. It's just that time in human history. The next 10-15 years at least will be like this and worse.
If Indian filmmakers don’t step up to distance/protect their industry and their work from online goons, now emboldened enough to destroy morale and, in turn, creativity, Hindi cinema may never recover from this phase where Twitter accounts are holding it to ransom.
@Vibenest1 People writing long ass paragraphs... there is no solution other than concentration/re-education camps and beating that mindset out of idiots
@kenzietuff But you're also a conscious being who can hopefully think and measure your actions. If you're still thinking in terms of your stone age instincts, unable to control your impulses, I'm sorry but you truly aren't as sentient as others.