Do films like 'DON' glamourise and justify crime?

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J tiger Barbie

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Posted: 13 years ago

#21

Originally posted by: SalluPCFanNo1

No he isnt not a good officer

In D 2 he helped those in need aka the poor snd known as robinhood yes in dabangg 1 was greedy but he always gave to,the needy

Still people should have own sense to know what is wrong or right

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Posted: 13 years ago

#22

My topic is not about the INFLUENCE of cinematic portrayals; what I'm talking about is the INHERENT immorality of such glamourising of crimes.

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-Cruiser-

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Posted: 13 years ago

#23

Exceptions apart, when didn't Bollywood films didn't glamorize crime?😲

Even when they had to show crime not paying in end, they would make the hero a Police officer (justification for carrying gun and to show shoot outs), show Villain freaking out with skimpily clothed babes around him, rolling in wealth, dining in Five Stars for 17 reels of the film.😛

To meet the censor guidelines that CRIME NEVER PAYS, in the last reel, poor hero, who had some how been able to join the Police force because of sacrifice of his mom who sewed clothes and washed utensils of others whole life, nails the villain who gets shot / imprisoned...

...by then, some amongst the audience would invariably make up their mind...🤔

Edited by -Cruiser- - 13 years ago