Will commit mass suicide: Protests against Sunny Leone's NY Bash

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ihatestans

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Posted: 8 years ago

#31

Sunny should go ahead with her show. Let's see how many actually walk the talk.

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Erika

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Posted: 8 years ago

#32

People protested for many serious things like crime against women and rapes but those things were never honored. Anna also protested against corruption but still corruption exists. Such silly things are getting attention instead and the Government quickly acts on these silly threats. How sad!

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snitchseeker

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Posted: 8 years ago

#33

I wish the show doesn't gets cancelled. I wanna see how many actually has the guts to carry out the ridiculous threat.

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snitchseeker

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Posted: 8 years ago

#34

Originally posted by: pyaari_puja
I can't believe they got what they wanted. No wonder people begin to protest the silliest of things, when people give in like this, of course they will.

What they did?

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anwesha rath

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Posted: 8 years ago

#35

People are going to remain ever ready to protest something or the other.. What I do want to know is, how is the industry responding to this? Is the defense the same as for Padmavati? Or is it back to the selective outrage?

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Mira25

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Posted: 8 years ago

#36

If it's a matter of culture - ban New Year celebrations in entirety! Jokers 😵 😈

If this had happened in BJP ruled state there would have been hue and cry over the death of democracy by the same 'freedom of expression' brigade.

The lawmakers and the supposed protectors of culture are watching p**n in the state assembly. Isn't it the direct assault on the constitution and culture of the state?

The ministers whose primary job is to protect people and regulate law and order are giving in to the demands of radical groups and deny people their fundamental rights. First Rajasthan, now Karnataka - sad state of affairs!

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Mira25

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Posted: 8 years ago

#37

Originally posted by: anu rulz
People are going to remain ever ready to protest something or the other.. What I do want to know is, how is the industry responding to this? Is the defense the same as for Padmavati? Or is it back to the selective outrage?

Many industry bigwigs didn't utter a word when films were targeted unfairly and artistic freedom was suppressed. If all industry bodies including actors had united and put their foot down firmly in the past against the sporadic threats faced by them because of vote bank politics, hooliganism etc, things would have been a lot better and different today.

There exists only selective outrage among the fraternity. They choose to call out issues only when it suits their agenda or when no high-level politics/politicians is involved. Will Sunny get any support? Practically zilch. Sad that she is at the receiving end of such insults every now and then.