When the perpetrator is a white Christian man and the victim is a brown Sikh woman, funny how all of those details are left out of western media headlines.
The whole country is protesting people in Vizag against the data centres, Adivasis on hunger strikes against the Keh-Betwa project, Residents protesting in Uttarakhand to save trees and the elephant corridor and the students protesting at Jantar Mantar.
everyone needs to be anti-ai. AI is going to rob people of their humanity/consciousness. you do not need ai to do simple basic tasks/thoughts. it's okay to take things slow to figure things out.
Every day it's like the world forgets the Strait of Hormuz WAS open for free for all to use until they got attacked and had 168 schoolchildren assassinated and now they're acting like Iran is being unreasonable and it's driving me insane
Seeing one of gods most majestic and divine creatures, fight so valiantly against the destruction and rampaging of his home should do untold psychic damage to your psyche. We should be radicalized by this.
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Statement from 50 journalists and film critics condemning the censorship of SATLUJ and its removal from ZEE5 less than 48 hours after release.
We call for transparency, due process, and stand in solidarity with the film's makers.
“But you survived” NO I disassociate, like A LOT. My heart drops when someone raises their voice. I shut down very easily. And I'm far too observant. I always feel like a burden. I isolate often. But yeah, sure, I guess I survived.
Hey @Netflix: The first season has 10 episodes and you binge it in a week. The second season airs three years later with 8 episodes that come out in two random chunks six weeks apart for no reason. And by the time it airs, you've forgotten the first season anyway and it's not worth the time to go back and rewatch it.
There. Just saved you a crapton of consulting money. You're welcome.
@Uber@Uber_Support@Uber_India I have been trying to highlight constant issues. Today again when I opened my uber app to book a ride, my wallet had 426/- & the moment i tried booking wallet amount suddenly got changed to 146/- . Sudden reduction of 300/- (god knows for what).
Mr. @prasoonjoshi_
Can you please enlighten us on why 127 cuts were recommended for the film Panjab '95?
The same film, now renamed ‘Satluj’, has been taken down from an OTT platform in less than two days. The CBFC has no jurisdiction over OTT platforms or international releases.
Panjab '95 tells the story of Jaswant Singh Khalra, a man who exposed documented human rights abuses and paid for it with his life. If a film based on documented facts cannot be seen by Indian audiences, then the public deserves to know why.
This sends a very direct message to filmmakers and production companies: if you're paying homage to a great personality from a minority community, you'll have to face the CBFC.
Journalists should be asking the people running this censor board some hard questions. Why are some politically insensitive films able to pass with ease while others spend years in limbo?
A red carpet for Kashmir Files, Bengal Files, and Kerala Story. Roses for Dhurandar 1 & 2, a fictional documentary/explainer for the unthinkable and the unexplainable.
How does it feel to feast on four years of a director's career?
In Nehru's India, this would have been litigated in court. If filmmakers cannot tell the stories of people who stood up for justice without years of obstruction, what kind of cinema are we encouraging them to make?
Jaswant Singh Khalra Abducted again,
This time by the CBFC