He is right. The cinema world is shivering. The tremors can be felt even before the video is out.
I went to PVR this morning to watch Dhurandhar, but they said they have cancelled all the shows because Rathee's video is coming. It’s happening pan-India.
The makers are recalling all the prints from cinema halls, and they’ll dump them in the Ghazipur landfill. Aditya Dhar is planning to quit filmmaking and shift to Mozambique, where he’ll run a chicken pakoda shop to earn a living. Akshay Khanna is planning to apologise for acting in this movie. Sanjay Dutt will return to the underworld, Madhavan to Dubai, and Rampal to Pakistan to avoid making movies henceforth.
This is the end of the nationalist cinema era. The catastrophic butterfly effect of this video is already unfolding even before its release. Studios are panicking, directors are hiding, actors are reassessing their life choices.
What will happen once the video is actually out? Total annihilation, presumably. I wouldn’t be surprised if it leads to nothing short of Modi’s resignation and the permanent shutdown of Indian cinema itself.
The Hyundai i20 that exploded was originally owned by Md. Salman but was sold to Nadeem, who then sold it to a used car dealer, Royal Car Zone, Faridabad. It was later bought by Tariq.
Tariq was living in Faridabad but was originally from Pulwama. Dr. Muzzamil Shakeel, from whom 2900 kg of IED-making material was seized, was also living in Faridabad and is also a native of Pulwama.
All of this appears to be linked. It looks like Tariq panicked after Dr. Muzzamil was arrested and carried out the Red Fort attack, possibly as a fidayeen act.
Shri @nitin_gadkari,
You don't give direct answers to direct questions, instead, you deflect with lines like “mere against hitjob hai” or “paid propaganda hai” to media channels.
Again asking a few direct questions. If you can answer these satisfactorily, directly, through media, or even via your influencer campaigns, promise I won’t raise E20 petrol issue again.
1. Why fast-track E20? The original plan was to implement E20 by 2030. That timeline made sense because, by then, most vehicles on Indian roads would be E20-compliant. Accelerating it so quickly is like launching 6G services when no 6G phones exist yet. This is not like polio eradication, where early achievement deserves praise. There was no pressing reason to push it ahead of schedule. Even NITI Aayog had reservations about rushing it.
2. You said there’s no car damage due to ethanol blending “world over.” That’s because other countries match fuels with compatible vehicles. Brazil rolled out E20–30 only after most vehicles became compliant and still offered E0–E10 for older ones. E20 cars on E20 are safe; non-E20 cars, which form the majority in India, are not. India is probably the only country that created this mismatch. If E-20 doesn't damage the non-compliant cars, like you claim, why is there even need for E-20 complaint cars then?
3. Why hasn’t fuel price reduced as you promised? Instead, mileage has gone down, so people are paying more for the same distance.
To summarise, we have no issue with E20 itself, only with how it was implemented. Please answer these questions. And no, saying “we did it for the benefit of farmers” is not an answer. If you want to help farmers, do it through your budget, people are already paying enough taxes for that, don’t cut into ordinary citizens’ pockets or damage their vehicles. "To become self reliant fast" is also not an answer. In that case, non compatible vehicles given E5-10 option would not have stopped you from becoming self-reliant. If you can’t answer, at least don’t call us paid propagandists. You are one of the most powerful ministers; if you truly believe this is a paid hit job, then investigate and prove it. Who’s stopping you?
The heart holds on longer than life understands.
Sanjeev Kumar loved Hema Malini, but she refused his proposal and married Dharmendra. The rejection broke him so deeply that he never married and remained alone until his death in 1985.
Sulakshana Pandit, who worked with Sanjeev Kumar in films, was in love with him. She proposed to him, but he told her he could never move on from Hema. So she too remained unmarried all her life. In her own words, she could never get over her feelings for Sanjeev Kumar.
Sulakshana Pandit passed away yesterday, on the same date Sanjeev Kumar had died in 1985. Two lives, connected by love that was never returned. A quiet, lifelong tragedy.
Om Shanti.
Imagine being parents, bringing a child into this world, nurturing them, caring for them, making them the very purpose of their existence.
Then one day, you learn your child has a rare disease called Thalassemia and will need blood transfusions for life.
You aren’t rich, so you depend on a govt hospital for those transfusions. Every session, you take your child dutifully, with discipline, because that’s what love and responsibility mean. Life revolves around them, their smile, their survival.
And then, one day, govt employees at that very blood transfusion centre decides not to do the most basic part of their job, screening the blood to be transfused for HIV.
Your child receives HIV-positive blood.
Now, your child is HIV positive. So are four more Thalassemia kids who were allegedly transfused at the same centre. One act of sheer negligence. One careless, heartless lapse, and five innocent families are shattered. Everything you built, every ounce of love, every sacrifice, destroyed because one person couldn’t be bothered to do the duty they were paid for.
This happened at Sadar Hospital, Chaibasa, Jharkhand. Five children. All HIV positive now. The CM has announced ₹2 lakh compensation. Value of life. Lol.
16601 Erode–Jogbani Vande Bharat catering staff demonstrating how recycling aluminium food-foil helps sustainability, conserves natural resources, and reduces pollution.
They could’ve reused it without washing, but then, apart from environment, they care about your health too.
@theskindoctor13 Next time you see a pothole, remember this name: Manoj Wadhwah
In 2014, his bike hit one. His 3-year-old child died. His wife barely kept her legs.
11 years have passed. No punishment. No justice.
While culprits enjoy comfort, one family lost everything due to ONE pothole.