KJo,Mukesh and Raj Thackeray finally meet CM Devendra Fadnavis

First Previous

Page

Next Last

Frequent Posters

TheRager

@TheRager

Achiever

+ 4

Posted: 8 years ago

#11

Originally posted by: serendipity_10

Nopee, it was dearest Raj 😆

Ah ok...he is the habitual offender. Anyways once this issue started getting coverage in the Western media and people started laughing at the silliness I knew the govt will step in.

Quote

serendipity_10

@serendipity_10

Voyager

Posted: 8 years ago

#12

Originally posted by: MrsKhan

Ah ok...he is the habitual offender. Anyways once this issue started getting coverage in the Western media and people started laughing at the silliness I knew the govt will step in.

Yeah.. New York Times and WSJ had articles about it! I was shocked! Quite embarrassing.

Quote

Looks like you are new here. Register for free, learn and contribute.

Eggon_Snow

@Eggon_Snow

Sparkler

+ 6

Posted: 8 years ago

#13

Originally posted by: glace-bleue

yup not trust worthy at all...who knows the GOI goes to shake hands with Pak Govt again and invites them for their B'Day and these BW fools might think that its OK to hire Pak actors again...I agree with you ...none of these BW fools are worthy of trust

Has the govt put any embargo on Paki actors or working with them?? Has the govt banned anything related to Pakistan. Hasn't the govt assured action against the goondas?? Why perennially blame the govt for actions of individual independent rogue elements??

If KJo wants to hire Fawad in his next movie he can, our policemen will even provide them requisite security during shooting and thereafter. The police forces will even attempt to secure cinema halls from vandalism. State machinery will put in its best effort, so stop pinning blame on them for this fiasco...target MNS but stop whining about the govt. Diplomacy and dialogue and matters of external relations are not decided by BW forum members with half baked knowledge but by experts with national interest at heart and not petty commercial interest like that of the film industry. Asking the govt to just ban everything from trade to talks, such simplifying of the argument as though it solves everything.

Edited by gatheringstorm - 8 years ago

Quote

TheRager

@TheRager

Achiever

+ 4

Posted: 8 years ago

#14

Originally posted by: serendipity_10

Yeah.. New York Times and WSJ had articles about it! I was shocked! Quite embarrassing.

Yes the chorus could have grown like the whole intolerance issue did in the Western media.

Quote

PAcino

@PAcino

Voyager

Posted: 8 years ago

#15

Originally posted by: MrsKhan
Raj Thakre also needed an exit option after his thugs were put in judicial custody for two weeks. They didn't expect that they will get more than 24 hours.

2 points to you for guessing it right!

Raj T is majboori ka naam Mahatma Gandhi

Quote

blue-ice.

@blue-ice.

Achiever

+ 4

Posted: 8 years ago

#16

Originally posted by: gatheringstorm

Has the govt put any embargo on Paki actors or working with them?? Has the govt banned anything related to Pakistan. Hasn't the govt assured action against the goondas?? Why perenially blame the govt for actions of individual independent rogue elements??

If KJo wants to hire Fawad in his next movie he can, our policemen will even provide them requisite security during shooting and thereafter. The police forces will even attempt to secure cinema halls from vandalism. State machinery will put in its best effort, so stop pinning blame on them for this fiasco...target MNS but stop whining about the govt. Diplomacy and dialogue and matters of external relations are not decided by BW forum members with half baked knowledge but by experts with national interest at heart and not petty commercial interest like that of the film industry.

Did zi blame the Govt anywhere...but isn't it a fact that when the Govt starts softening towards an enemy country the citizens follow suit?? It gives a false sense of security that everything is OK between two countries...should the citizens not take cue about their actions from the govt??

and it is hypocritical to put all the bans on one industry but every thing else is going on normally...even the granting of visas...the commerce everything...but ya...ban the actors...why no rage against everything else?? So how about not whining about this opinion of mine??

Quote

Eggon_Snow

@Eggon_Snow

Sparkler

+ 6

Posted: 8 years ago

#17

Originally posted by: glace-bleue

Did zi blame the Govt anywhere...but isn't it a fact that when the Govt starts softening towards an enemy country the citizens follow suit?? It gives a false sense of security that everything is OK between two countries...should the citizens not take cue about their actions from the govt??

and it is hypocritical to put all the bans on one industry but every thing else is going on normally...even the granting of visas...the commerce everything...but ya...ban the actors...why no rage against everything else?? So how about not whining about this opinion of mine??

Half baked knowledge at play again...I repeat yet again that the GOI has not banned anything associated with Pakistan, the Home Ministry even clarified that it will continue giving visas.

I whined for the first time btw ( now 2nd) over the senselessness of your illogical contention that banning all contact is the way forward and the tacit blaming of the govt. But will not bother henceforth..thanks

Edited by gatheringstorm - 8 years ago

Quote

707793

Suspended

Posted: 8 years ago

#18

Originally posted by: gatheringstorm

Half baked knowledge at play again...I repeat yet again that the GOI has not banned anything associated with Pakistan, the Home Ministry even clarified that it will continue giving visas.

🤣