Gulzar's daughter hit & run: Victim speaks out

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BullsEye777

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Posted: 10 years ago

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Originally posted by: .Hajmola.

Sometimes kids take their parents vehicles and go off on a jaunt. Very very dangerous!

Some encouraged by their proud parents.. Don't know if YT still has video of the 6 year old driving a Ferrari with an even younger brother in the passenger seat.. Thankfully he didn't injure anyone (on another note, his father has some major mental and attitude problems and deliberately smashed into a security guard since he didn't open the gates quickly🤢)

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humdekhenge

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Posted: 10 years ago

#12

Damn! I was such a huge fan of the man...To wake up to this-Wow!

Edited by Bandwagon-er - 10 years ago

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Posted: 10 years ago

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After completing the film on Arushi's murder, she can make a film on her hit and run case.

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Originally posted by: .Hajmola.
This is exactly why every victim should speak out instead of being ok with compensation like Salman's are. The rich can then not buy their way thru the system and will be forced to not be reckless with others lives.

It's sad state of affairs.It should not be about victims being ok with compensation because for people like Salman it's like shelling a small amount from his earnings.What message does it serves that rich can commit any crime then start a charity foundation and do some social service and woah you are out.

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Posted: 10 years ago

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Originally posted by: Piyatrix
After completing the film on Arushi's murder, she can make a film on her hit and run case.

Subhash Kapoor should also make a movie on Geetika Tyagi molestation case.

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Posted: 10 years ago

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Well, to the victim: Salman fans don't support him not being punished. So you don't need to worry about Salman fans. Instead, you should be concerned over people who want millions of people to get hit by car like you.

Edited by _Darling_ - 10 years ago

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pallavi25

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Posted: 10 years ago

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This is a great in-depth article abt the sense of entitlement and privilege amongst Bollywood celebs:

http://indianexpress.com/article/opinion/columns/that-eat-cake-moment/?utm_source=vuukle&utm_medium=referral

Reactions to Salman Khan's conviction reveal an elite that would literally bulldoze everything in its path.

Some reactions to Salman Khan's conviction have elements of a Marie Antoinette moment for India's ruling classes.

it is hard to shake off the feeling that this moral obtuseness and lack of social imagination is now so much second nature to India's ruling classes that there is no longer any shame even in espousing it.

But you know an elite is morally obtuse when it has no capacity for regret, and a sense of entitlement that goes beyond regrettable necessity. It literally wants to bulldoze everything in its path.

This sensibility is manifest in so many of the debates of our time. There are technical arguments to be made over land pooling, slum redevelopment and land acquisition. But one of the reasons these have got intractable is that the underlying sensibilities move much beyond regrettable necessities. The slogan "slum-free India" would be credible if it were motivated by a genuine empathy for and desire to improve the lot of slum dwellers. But it is not hard to detect in that slogan the undertone: "can't we get rid of these people?"

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bips

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Posted: 10 years ago

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Did anyone read that hit and run piece by charudutt on scroll website. How can ppl justify hit and run and esp drunk driving after that? We just are turning into a inhumane society

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anitarani

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Posted: 10 years ago

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OMG...least expected this from Gulzar...Bollywood seems to be

one big family reeking with deceit and hypocracy...

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Posted: 10 years ago

#20

Gulzar is a cheap guy.

He was a serial philanderer in his heydays. Didn't stop even after marriage.

Though he used to try and prevent Raakhee from working as heroine and hated her touching anyone.

He has not been true to his religion and roots either. Shaved and changed name to hide his Sikh identity. I mean even Dilip Kumar changed his name but atleast he never hid his identity offscreen the way Gulzar did.

Legal age for driving is 18. 13 is way too young to be driving a car! It's illegal!

God knows how many skeletons these elite are hiding in their cupboards!