Originally posted by: Clochette
Oh, I didn't know that you would fall for such cheap allegations: the deliberate misinterpretation of a Jawan's "ready" to a Dhurandhar's "premiere" (in no way is SRK "jealous" of Ranveer who is close to his heart... well, people just are ignorant when thinking about jealousy when it comes to SRK-Ranveer).
And then taking a distant family-link to prove what, exactly??? What exactly are the "multiple reasons" which make sense to your (wrong) interpretation of SRK's "ready"???
Or are you a believer of dividing non-violent Muslim persons and non-Muslim persons??? Are you a believer of a Muslim Indian not being able to be a patriot per se, especially one that always is pro-India (the country he was born in and he always represents very fine globally - independent of the government's affiliation)???
Does the justified hate for Islamic terrorism cloud the logical and emotional so much that one can't distinguish terrorists and peaceful people???
First of all, relax. You’re getting anxious over someone who doesn’t know you.
Yes, I am proudly all those things you asked me about. I don’t believe patriots can divide a country, I live in a country where Muslims have repeatedly carried out attacks and genocides even pre-partition. I have had to see my own family suffer courtesy of Muslims; so I don’t give a damn about them.
I don’t care for labels that you might presume to attach with me because I don’t care about being politically correct when history and facts tell me everything that I need to know.
If you’re uncomfortable with the idea that a person may find Muslims as they’re then well that’s your choice; you can have it but I am free to make mine as well and mine is clearly in the lane opposite yours and shall stay there. If that makes me an Islamophobe or whatever per your analysis, so be it.
A man who can call a vile piece of trash a gentleman; while that thing that masked itself as a human being deserved to be ripped apart piece from piece for attacking innocents in my country doesn’t deserve my respect, adulation or love.
The other reasons - he’s a man whose stardom is practically over. He has always been a very limited actor in terms of range but what helped him was youth, connections and the hype created by his PR. He has some talent but he’s not by any stretch of the imagination a versatile actor.
His youth has faded, his connections can keep work coming but he has been exposed as a corporate fraud. He’s trying and failing spectacularly in his attempts to redefine and reinvent himself. He can’t pull off action roles, he can’t do period dramas and romance as a genre is no longer selling.
He’s seen that over the last few years the movies that have done spectacularly include Bahubali, RRR and now Dhurandhar, along with small budget movies that went onto become massive hits like Kantara. He’s not fit for any of those movies or similar. His future projects will never get the kind of organic success these projects got because they celebrated India and what we are as a country, people, culture in its various forms.
His era is gone. That’s a fact.
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