Ajay says comments by Salman & KJo 'saddening'; Kajol proud

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Posted: 9 years ago

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Posted: 9 years ago

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Originally posted by: glace-bleue

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pallavi25

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Posted: 9 years ago

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Originally posted by: Ranbirrocks
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The "broken family" comment, was specifically for Kajol and Tanisha. Their reaction towards not having a father figure is to hang on to anyone.
We non celebs are way too strong when it comes to rising from family crisis. BW celebs just can't deal with many things and it sticks to them like stigma.

Oyee Nikku - Lay off my Princess. Silent ho jaa, warna maii violent ho jayungi😉

Tanuja was separated from her husband, doesnt mean Kajol and Tanisha grew up without their father and paternal family's support.

FYI, Tanuja, Kajol, all of them are very close to Mukherjee family. Shomu's sister lives in US, Tanuja visits her often, stays with her nanad, Kajol and Rani also visit their aunt whenever they are in the States.

Mukherjee family celebrates Durga Puja lavishly every year, Kajol participates in it with full enthu, serves the guests as the Mukherjee family ki beti, same with Rani.

How do I know all this? Because I know their aunt personally.

When Shomu Mukherjee died, you may have seen Kajol's pics at his funeral, she was devastated, she has been quite close to her dad and her paternal relatives. Not exactly the fatherless, abandoned child.

Kajol maybe the loyal type of wife, who never goes against her husband, always supportive, no matter what the rumors are of his cheating on her.

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Posted: 9 years ago

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Originally posted by: pallavi25

Tanuja was separated from her husband, doesnt mean Kajol and Tanisha grew up without their father and paternal family's support.

FYI, Tanuja, Kajol, all of them are very close to Mukherjee family. Shomu's sister lives in US, Tanuja visits her often, stays with her nanad, Kajol and Rani also visit their aunt whenever they are in the States.

Mukherjee family celebrates Durga Puja lavishly every year, Kajol participates in it with full enthu, serves the guests as the Mukherjee family ki beti, same with Rani.

How do I know all this? Because I know their aunt personally.

When Shomu Mukherjee died, you may have seen Kajol's pics at his funeral, she was devastated, she has been quite close to her dad and her paternal relatives. Not exactly the fatherless, abandoned child.

Kajol maybe the loyal type of wife, who never goes against her husband, always supportive, no matter what the rumors are of his cheating on her.

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Posted: 9 years ago

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Originally posted by: .rasgulla.
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Yamyam, yeh kya UN rakh diya! 😲

Now everytime I see ur UN I will be drooling...😛😆

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Posted: 9 years ago

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Originally posted by: .rasgulla.
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noor321

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Posted: 9 years ago

#128

This whole banning of Pak Artists is just so opportunistic. Seriously, I don't care if they are banned, it's India's choice but clearly they had no problem when work visas were handed out and film makers cast them.

Wasn't the Pakistani actor, Ali Kazmi meant to be in Shivaay? So what would have Ajay's reaction been then?? Just using the current sentiments to help benefit his film.

See I have no problem in the banning of Pakistanis, if that is what they want, if things aren't great politically it's understandable that things won't be so peachy, culturally. However, it's clear that certain people have used this as an opportunity to benefit themselves. The banning of artists was just to rile up the Indian people and it worked. The ones that didn't want them in the first place used it well. We all know that citizens of both country's are extremely patriotic, so of course it was going to work by getting people aggressive and angry about Pakistani actors being here, it helped their motive.

The soldiers on both sides are the ones that need support, they are the ones that give everything up for their respective countries, they are the ones that suffer at the hands of those high up the ranks, they won't necessarily care about the banning of artists because I'm sure when things "get better", they may end up allowing Pak Artists in again, so where would the stand for the soldiers go then?

Not hating on anyone here, just wanted to give my opinion. 😊

Edit: YamYam, why in the world is your UN Rasgulla now?🤣

Edited by noor321 - 9 years ago