Sonu Nigam Tweeted about ADHM and Rafi - Page 5

Originally posted by: NathuPyare

you are only presenting one side of the story (that involves violence)

the non-violent side of Being touchy/sentimental results in parents and their children taking care of each other in their vulnerable ages. Being sentimental motivates us to give respect to our elders, teachers and our Gurus (Rafi sahab included) etc. etc.

no one is condoning violence but FOS is for everyone (though it should be within limits in my opinion) ... even those who disagree with KJO on Rafi's (supposed) insult should be allowed to voice their opinions as long as the protests are non-violent.

I will not comment on Dadri because I don't want to divert this topic.

I dont think being sentimental or emotional can result in honor killing.

That is anger and stubborn behavior.

Originally posted by: TheRowdiest

But everyone is supposed to like Fawad 🤔

Originally posted by: NathuPyare

I really admire the British people. They take so much pride in even little things that are a part of their culture. They are very respectful towards their heritage and legends unlike us Indians who have become self-loathing in the garb of being progressive while aping the US/western culture. Even the Chinese & Japanese are more respectful towards their uniqueness, individuality and culture than us Indians.

I agree with 9Tanki that if we Indians cannot give due respect to our national legends then we cannot expect others to be respectful towards them too.

Exactly, other culture dont even dare to mock these cultures.

But for us, people mock our legends, our gods and then when we show our hurt, we are called touchy.

Can you imagine the need for someone to put Hindu gods n goddesses pics on shoes or toilet seat. What was the need, and then they say we are intolerable.

OT, I think Elizeh is shown as someone who mocks others (a behavior we see mostly around nowadays) i havent seen the movie, but the promo where she calls Ayan's mother as milkha since she ran away, so its the character.

But then i do agree that KJO neednt have used Rafi Saab's name if it wasnt taking the story forward in any ways.

I don't think Karan insulted Mohd. Rafi, I know a few people that don't like old songs all together, and yes.. I have heard them also say that during those days singers used to sing like they're crying, that aren't expressive enough O_O

yeah.. some people in real life have this habit of mocking at everything, making a mockery out of everything.

Originally posted by: NeutralBitiya

@NathuPyne exactly this. Those who are arguing , are doing based on half-knowledge. They have not even watched the movie you see. If they had watched the movie they would have understood that only two common people are conversing. They are not trying to establish the fact. And I am not supporting "Kjo", I am supporting the "director".

Everything you say is a problem these days. It's become so easy for people to spend a minute and give free unwanted opinions creating controversies . Banning these social networking sites might help😳

Originally posted by: anjs

Exactly, other culture dont even dare to mock these cultures.

But for us, people mock our legends, our gods and then when we show our hurt, we are called touchy.

Can you imagine the need for someone to put Hindu gods n goddesses pics on shoes or toilet seat. What was the need, and then they say we are intolerable.

OT, I think Elizeh is shown as someone who mocks others (a behavior we see mostly around nowadays) i havent seen the movie, but the promo where she calls Ayan's mother as milkha since she ran away, so its the character.

But then i do agree that KJO neednt have used Rafi Saab's name if it wasnt taking the story forward in any ways.

Originally posted by: anjs

Exactly, other culture dont even dare to mock these cultures.

But for us, people mock our legends, our gods and then when we show our hurt, we are called touchy.

Can you imagine the need for someone to put Hindu gods n goddesses pics on shoes or toilet seat. What was the need, and then they say we are intolerable.

OT, I think Elizeh is shown as someone who mocks others (a behavior we see mostly around nowadays) i havent seen the movie, but the promo where she calls Ayan's mother as milkha since she ran away, so its the character.

But then i do agree that KJO neednt have used Rafi Saab's name if it wasnt taking the story forward in any ways.