Telling uncomfortable truths gets films banned: Saif Ali Khan

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Zaara

@zaaratq

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Posted: 10 years ago

#81

Originally posted by: tanya.91

so is that how people think on the other side of border..??
how sad.

Im not talking about Indians or Pakistanis.. Im talking abt human beings.. Generally speaking thats human nature.. Didnt some members here changed their opiniom on the film and made comments like they want the film to be hit after all this tamasha.. Thats how rivalry works doesnt it??

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Posted: 10 years ago

#82

I think Saif is frustrated he is starting to resemble Joe Camel

Actual photo evidence below 😆😆😆

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Posted: 10 years ago

#83

Lo firse chalu

Popcorn in hand

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mix_of_emotions

@mix_of_emotions

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Posted: 10 years ago

#84

Originally posted by: -RD-

If a country chooses to work on a terrorists whims and fancies then its their choice really and no other country should be questioning that and well honestly did anyone expect Phantom to release in pakistan they didnt even spare their own actor for featuring in the terrorism related flick Baby then why would anything change now all of a sudden.

😲 this is even politically a very incorrect statement..terrorism is not only related to one country but the whole world..its quite questionable...if not then why the whole world is so troubled with it lol..

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light_year

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Posted: 10 years ago

#85

Originally posted by: tanya.91
[YOUTUBE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQadJN2AvVc[/YOUTUBE]

This video is insult to women of pakistan. So calling somebody a women is supposed to be a insult in pakistan.

Edited by light_year - 10 years ago

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Posted: 10 years ago

#86

Any reviews about Phantom? I was planning to watch it but even Tinseltown consider Mr. Saif a flop actor. they are not showing it here..

Edited by Pentaminous... - 10 years ago

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Posted: 10 years ago

#87

Originally posted by: light_year

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<div>This video is insult to women of pakistan. So calling somebody a women is supposed to be a insult in pakistan.

N a woman posted it here. No wonder men can marry four women there without divorcing any1 n can have 50 kids

Edited by realvdfan - 10 years ago

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Posted: 10 years ago

#88

Originally posted by: realvdfan

N a woman posted it here. No wonder men can marry four women there without divorcing any1 n can have 50 kids

There are some situations in which it is advantageous to society to have men marry multiple wives, and for this reason polygyny is practiced by many religions and cultures. Polygyny is permitted in the Bible too. Here we will see that the Qur'an permits only a restricted and limited form of that practice. Only 2% of Muslim marriages are of this nature. Notice that the Qur'an permits but does not command a man to have four wives.

Polygyny provides a solution to some of life's problems. When there is a shortage of men, for example after a devastating war, many women will be unable to find husbands. Most women in that situation, given the option, would rather be a co-wife than no wife. Men can't marry a MARRIED woman but a single Woman can marry a married man. If one maintains a strict monogamy in such a situation, moral depravity is bound to result.

The Qur'an permits a man to marry up to four wives, provided he can support and treat them all equally. Respect, rights, money and living. Muslims regard this Qur'anic command as strengthening the status of women and the family for it sought to ensure the welfare of single women and widows in a society whose male population was diminished by warfare, and to curb unrestricted polygamy.

Shut the f**k up if you don't know anything.

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Posted: 10 years ago

#89

^^^ It's rather puzzling how women don't have the same option of marrying four men. Credibility of Quran goes down the drain for me. No offense, just my opinion.

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-Vaishvi-

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Posted: 10 years ago

#90

Originally posted by: mix_of_emotions

😲 this is even politically a very incorrect statement..terrorism is not only related to one country but the whole world..its quite questionable...if not then why the whole world is so troubled with it lol..

Well said.