@MasoomShain9972@KshitizCritic You're almost there. Maybe keep one photo of Yash on one side and Sai Pallavi and Kriti Sanon's on the other, and think for a minute about what separates them. (Hint: It's not the quality of performances)
@Fursatbhai@Malay4Product Noone would want to watch most American movies on IMAX either.
India makes great cinema already. Barely any of it is in mainstream Bollywood ofc.
You may be right about the investment not being sustainable.
@iamthebadman@parthpunter My argument is simple: if something is inappropriate or embarassing just because... Then it's likely some snobby bias of ours that's being bothered by it. In which case, it doesn't make much sense to call it out?
@iamthebadman@parthpunter I think every criticism requires a reason. I saw another clip where Garba was being performed at an airport on the tarmac, and the staff was visibly inconvenienced by it. That is certainly inappropriate; is this clip really?
@iamthebadman@parthpunter I compared the two because he did. He suggested that people who do garba abroad come back and object to Muslims praying on the street. There is, of course, no real reason to believe there is a correlation there (nor did he probably offer that as serious analysis)
@Pratyush060499 Unless this supposedly secular crowd is swearing by Muslim and Christian leaders, they have not taken the theka of defending them. Toh why present it as if everyone claiming to be secular loves leaders of Abrahamic faiths and hates Hindu leaders. [4/n]
@Pratyush060499 I called out your contempt for Muslims and Christians because you've forced them into the conversation here. Why make this into a Hindu v Abrahamic faiths issue? [3/n]
@Pratyush060499 You may disagree with that view and you could challenge Stalin because of that. But the literal meaning of the phrase is clearly not relevant here when that is absolutely not what he's referring to. [2/n]
@Pratyush060499 Because he is clearly referring to an ideology and not the Hindu faith. It is a commonly held view that the phrase has been co-opted by the right to refer to certain goals linked with Hindutva. [1/n]
@Pratyush060499@ThePrintIndia@triyagulati I would suggest you avoid screaming at journalists online. It's not a very good look on you.
What other groups of fans are doing isn't relevant to whether our fans doing it would count as bullying (maybe it doesn't). Yeh bhasha aap ko shobha nahi deti Pratyush ji.
@CiteCase@gautambhatia88 You're right. The author of the piece, Umang Poddar, confirmed this in a reply to the original tweet... That it was mentioned in Nagarathna J's concurring opinion.
@deepanshu_nujs Them facing legal consequences might be a decent reason to celebrate. Nothing wrong in celebrating rightful legal action right, especially against someone who has been consistently getting away with breaking the law. (2/2).
@deepanshu_nujs Threatening calls are inexcusable and illegal. Celebrating the FIRs against them is a different thing altogether. If someone is of the opinion that these journalists have been getting away with serious violations of the law (1/2)