Nana Patekar on bollywood support to pakistani artists - Page 5

Originally posted by: GERUA

government has to do something now

Originally posted by: anjs

First he spent time there for his movie, 'Prahar'
Later, he was there during kargil war

http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/actor-nana-patekar-lives-among-soldiers-in-kargil-action-for-over-a-fortnight/1/256065.html

Originally posted by: glace-bleue

Yes the Govt has to do something and someone has to inform those idiot terrorists...that innocents ko maarne se upar jaaker 72 hoors nahi milti...balki 72 years ki ek hoor milti hai...😳

Originally posted by: MoonBow.

Don't care about fawad too but how does banning them actually prevent the terrorists from carrying out the attacks?

Pak artists are in their country. Yet the terrorists attacked. So it doesn't prove a point.

Originally posted by: pn_92

I am quoting major arya's words here...

"Will sending Pakistani artists back, stopping cricket and business with Pakistan actually end terror from Pakistan?

No, it most certainly will not.

BUT there is an emotion called solidarity. YOU CANNOT MAKE FILMS, PLAY CRICKET, AND DO BUSINESS AS IF EVERYTHING IS FINE, BECAUSE IT IS NOT. It makes the soldier wonder aloud, "Why should I alone bear the weight of conflict?"

This conflict between India and Pakistan is not the soldier's personal war. He is dying and killing for you and me. Imagine a situation in which the soldier felt, and behaved, like Karan Johar and Mahesh Bhatt? Imagine if a soldier walked up to his superior and said, "Sir, while I am dying on the Line of Control, these people are going about as if everything is absolutely fine between the two countries."

Why should he alone sacrifice for India, when others were making merry?

Patriotism and sacrifice is not the sole responsibility of the soldier.

The United States boycotted the Moscow Olympics in 1980, and the Russians did likewise when they boycotted the Los Angeles Olympics in 1984. This is what happens when national interest is held paramount. And this is what must happen now.

18 families have been shattered like glass... But the pain of Fawad Khan's departure is too much to bear !!!"

Golden words by

Major Gaurav Arya (Veteran)

Originally posted by: pn_92

I am quoting major arya's words here...

"Will sending Pakistani artists back, stopping cricket and business with Pakistan actually end terror from Pakistan?

No, it most certainly will not.

BUT there is an emotion called solidarity. YOU CANNOT MAKE FILMS, PLAY CRICKET, AND DO BUSINESS AS IF EVERYTHING IS FINE, BECAUSE IT IS NOT. It makes the soldier wonder aloud, "Why should I alone bear the weight of conflict?"

This conflict between India and Pakistan is not the soldier's personal war. He is dying and killing for you and me. Imagine a situation in which the soldier felt, and behaved, like Karan Johar and Mahesh Bhatt? Imagine if a soldier walked up to his superior and said, "Sir, while I am dying on the Line of Control, these people are going about as if everything is absolutely fine between the two countries."

Why should he alone sacrifice for India, when others were making merry?

Patriotism and sacrifice is not the sole responsibility of the soldier.

The United States boycotted the Moscow Olympics in 1980, and the Russians did likewise when they boycotted the Los Angeles Olympics in 1984. This is what happens when national interest is held paramount. And this is what must happen now.

18 families have been shattered like glass... But the pain of Fawad Khan's departure is too much to bear !!!"

Golden words by

Major Gaurav Arya (Veteran)

Originally posted by: pn_92

I am quoting major arya's words here...

"Will sending Pakistani artists back, stopping cricket and business with Pakistan actually end terror from Pakistan?

No, it most certainly will not.

BUT there is an emotion called solidarity. YOU CANNOT MAKE FILMS, PLAY CRICKET, AND DO BUSINESS AS IF EVERYTHING IS FINE, BECAUSE IT IS NOT. It makes the soldier wonder aloud, "Why should I alone bear the weight of conflict?"

This conflict between India and Pakistan is not the soldier's personal war. He is dying and killing for you and me. Imagine a situation in which the soldier felt, and behaved, like Karan Johar and Mahesh Bhatt? Imagine if a soldier walked up to his superior and said, "Sir, while I am dying on the Line of Control, these people are going about as if everything is absolutely fine between the two countries."

Why should he alone sacrifice for India, when others were making merry?

Patriotism and sacrifice is not the sole responsibility of the soldier.

The United States boycotted the Moscow Olympics in 1980, and the Russians did likewise when they boycotted the Los Angeles Olympics in 1984. This is what happens when national interest is held paramount. And this is what must happen now.

18 families have been shattered like glass... But the pain of Fawad Khan's departure is too much to bear !!!"

Golden words by

Major Gaurav Arya (Veteran)