Why is Sid Malhotra degrading whole of India in NZs

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Posted: 9 years ago
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I dont understand why he needs to give such statements like 'we indians dont care about the environment. my uncle's an environmentalist and with his team he has been doing so much to protect and serve the environment. yes there are some idiots who believe in doing the opposite.which is why a coin always has two sides. but why to generalize whole India and Indians...I am not making a mole out of it or anything its just these celebs tends to be oversmart in abroad and forget what they r actually saying😕

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Posted: 9 years ago
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Same like a few NRIs on Indiaforums 😉
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Posted: 9 years ago
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is there any footage available where this can be heard?
need to hear him speak first then will bajao him
if he really demeaned us
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Posted: 9 years ago
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You should post what he said.
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Actor Sidharth Malhotra says that Indians have lost respect for environment and should learn how New Zealanders keep their's clean.
"I think in terms of learning from them (New Zealanders) and their society, which we actually had but somewhat lost, is the respect for our environment, forest and the animals that we have," Sidharth told during a car ride on the Auckland streets.

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Talking about how Indians have slowly lost the respect for the nature, he said: "We should be the first and pioneer in doing that because we worship trees, animals so we do have it our culture. But I think somewhere we have lost it. When I come to a country like New Zealand, I feel great to see them take out so much time and effort in taking care of nature."
"We have somewhere lost that appreciation for our environment and animals because, of course, there are other conditions. We are struggling with other economic problems and people in general have those issues. But I think this is very fascinating to see somewhere else in the world," added the 31-year-old, who plans to own a house with garden in Mumbai soon.
For Sidharth, the Penguin Discovery Experience at Kelly Tarlton's Sea Life Aquarium here was by far his closest meet with penguins. He also underwent a Maori makeover followed by jet boating with his friends here.
Kayaking within sight of the country's youngest volcanic cone was a 'wonderful experience' for Sidharth. After that, he also enjoyed a scenic view while on a seaplane and cruise at Auckland.
The actor credits his role as an ambassador and believes for how it has helped him, and says that all the activities here have helped him combat many of his fears.
"It has helped a lot. Definitely just the experience of jumping of a plane was supercool. Now I can do heights as well, as my last trip involved sky walk and that was superb. All this helped in convincing my director that I can do that. It definitely helped my action movies," Sidharth said.
The actor is currently shooting an action film with Jacqueline Fernandez, but the title of the movie is yet undecided. And he says that he himself has done most of the action scenes without using body double.
"The current film I am shooting in, most of the stunts are done by me. Bet it coming from 50 storey building or riding bike or doing hand to hand combat or jumping or breaking through a glass. I believe it makes it more real, believable and I like it."
"I think it's a young boy's dream kind of thing to do all cool action himself. I think it's fun, experiencing all of these in New Zealand here helps you and makes you think what all you can do or what you can't," he said.
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Posted: 9 years ago
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Originally posted by: woh_kattey

I dont understand why he needs to give such statements like 'we indians dont care about the environment. my uncle's an environmentalist and with his team he has been doing so much to protect and serve the environment. yes there are some idiots who believe in doing the opposite.which is why a coin always has two sides. but why to generalize whole India and Indians...I am not making a mole out of it or anything its just these celebs tends to be oversmart in abroad and forget what they r actually saying😕



He shouldn't generalise but it's a fact. Many Indians don't give a damn about the environment and mistreat animals in India. If not mistreating , then many simply ignore a suffering or starving animal on the streets which again can be blamed on government's inability to set up rescue homes for strays. There are many great initiatives though which need support and funding and the government is to blame for the environment due to lack of policy and awareness.

We have to learn to accept criticism when it's accurate.
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Posted: 9 years ago
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You should change the title. He argumented his thought and didn't mean to demean India. He's merely thinking about what he sees.
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Posted: 9 years ago
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How did he even get this job as ambassodor?



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Stating facts is not degrading. Go to the streets of any major city here and it's obvious how much we care about our environment. Sure, there's some good people like your uncle who are trying to clean up our surroundings. but a lot of people get joy spitting paan on the road or throwing shit outside the train so we have to accept that's how India is
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Posted: 9 years ago
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Originally posted by: Madame_89

You should change the title. He argumented his thought and didn't mean to demean India. He's merely thinking about what he sees.


Why doesn't he endorse Modi campaign and become more active. Lot of things he could do to make Indian youth more environmentally conscious.


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