Celebrating 60 years of Independence

dis is the second part

http://www.india-forums.com/tellybuzz/article.asp?id=818

can sumbody giv the links 4 the shows they did on star plus n sonyyyyy? plzzzzzzzzzzzzz

here are all the kyunki stars...sorry if i missed one
-jhanvi


Pulkit Samrat: First of all, I an very disappointed to see that nobody in this country has independence of speech. If somebody comes up with any expression from anywhere in India, there is always one party or the other that comes against this. You can see the case of Taslima; it was ridiculous the way they attacked her. The thing is the it is an Independent country, people talk of democracy. I would say that this country right now is full of hypocrites, because at one point you talk about democracy and freedom of speech and on the other hand, you always curb those democratic rights and freedom of speech and expression. Every ruling party says that Youth is the Future of India, but then if you see a youth protesting against something on the road, you stop him. If you come to the Judiciary System, it works only for the top class people. The middle class people are nowhere to stand, and the lower class is obviously no use, there is no hope for them. So in total, I don't think we are doing great. It is our responsibility to take care of these things, rather than counting other people's faults.


Hiten Tejwani: I am proud to be Indian and will always be proud to be Indian. You can see how we got our freedom I think they realize how important independence was for us and how we got. I will always be proud to be Indian. Vande Mataram is an all-time favorite song of mine.


Reshmi Ghosh: It is the day like Independence Day that people become conscious and they want to portray that we are all very Indians and take good care. It should not be that, each and every day, every person should be taking care of each other. I would always want to say that be a nice human and be helpful, be calm and be kind so that it leads to harmony and in that way it will lead to a proper country. As a kid, I used to wave when the flag used to be hoisted in our colony and would run to get a grab at the sweets. These are fond memories. My favorite patriotic song is Bharat Humko Jaan Se Pyaara Hai..


Mouni Roy: Even as a kid, I used to dance every time in my school on some song or the other for the Independence Day. We used to make flags from morning, we used to help out our seniors to decorate the school with flowers. We used to prepare for the function and eat sweets and move back home. My favorite Independence Day song is Ae Mere Watan Ke Logon by Lata Mangeshkar.