Blackbuck Poaching Case: Huge relief for Salman Khan

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@DarkUnicorn

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Posted: 8 years ago

#11

Lol. He got away with murder of a human being... toh yeh blackbuck kya cheez hai.

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@Maharani69

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Posted: 8 years ago

#12

Originally posted by: ---Betty---

Bold - Sanjay Dutt?

Yep, Betty. Though I feel Salman's biopic can happen too.

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@Maharani69

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Posted: 8 years ago

#13

^^ Yep political too. Same goes for Sanjay. His dad was a politician which helped decelerate the severity of the crime for him even if it was for possession of arms. Imagine a mere mortal found in possession of an unlicensed AK 47... that's life imprisonment handed on a platter.
Sanjay and Salman have been let off very easy.
I still do not understand why a biopic needs to be made on Sanjay...

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@Ranbirrocks

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Posted: 8 years ago

#14

Originally posted by: BB10
^^ Yep political too. Same goes for Sanjay. His dad was a politician which helped decelerate the severity of the crime for him even if it was for possession of arms. Imagine a mere mortal found in possession of an unlicensed AK 47... that's life imprisonment handed on a platter.
Sanjay and Salman have been let off very easy.
I still do not understand why a biopic needs to be made on Sanjay...

Biopic will hopefully show his mistakes and not whitewash his image.

His life is interesting - Famous parents, stardom and still became addict. How easy it is to fall in wrong lane and spoil your life.

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Posted: 8 years ago

#15

You'd be forgiven for believing that evidence matters in a court case. 😆

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CherHorowitz

@TotalBetty

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Posted: 8 years ago

#16

Originally posted by: BB10
^^ Yep political too. Same goes for Sanjay. His dad was a politician which helped decelerate the severity of the crime for him even if it was for possession of arms. Imagine a mere mortal found in possession of an unlicensed AK 47... that's life imprisonment handed on a platter.
Sanjay and Salman have been let off very easy.
I still do not understand why a biopic needs to be made on Sanjay...

We don't have to imagine... It happened

Sanjay helped terrorists store weapons smuggled from Pakistan and bought weapons from them for himself, but was set free with relatively less prison sentence..

Poor munna chose galat rasta and galat friends, that's all

Phone calls between them shows that he knew what the terrorists were doing (Those phone calls were never produced in court)

He was out in parole several times. Above all no TADA slapped on him

Two ordinary people from lower strata of society, who merely helped him store the weapons for a short period of time in their house were booked under tada and still in jail

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serendipity_10

@serendipity_10

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Posted: 8 years ago

#17

This guy makes me doubt if karma exists

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1098676

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Posted: 8 years ago

#18

Why don't Bhai's lawyers just close the case by showing the box office collections of his movies in the court??

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@Maharani69

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Posted: 8 years ago

#19

Originally posted by: Ranbirrocks

Biopic will hopefully show his mistakes and not whitewash his image.

His life is interesting - Famous parents, stardom and still became addict. How easy it is to fall in wrong lane and spoil your life.

His life is far from interesting...put him in jail first...then I'll enjoy the movie with popcorn. All that made up BS of- 23 years in jail- I am not going to lap up even if Ranbir is in the movie.
It isn't a story of an innocent man falling prey to addiction, or corrupted moral conscience...abetting terrorism is more serious than that. For assumption sake, even if he was not an active participant, it was self-defense, but he was in the company of people whose intent he didn't question.

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@Maharani69

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Posted: 8 years ago

#20

Originally posted by: ---Betty---

Two ordinary people from lower strata of society, who merely helped him store the weapons for a short period of time in their house were booked under tada and still in jail

I had no idea about this. Can you link new articles here related to this if you remember any? Thanks!