Nayanthara responds to Annapoorni controversy - Page 2

Originally posted by: TheJourney

And the Om symbol

At least keep it subtle 

Exactly. I don’t really blame her. 

To me it felt like Makers intentionally added that bit to generate outrage and create buzz. Aaj Kal controversy hona ek fashion hai. 

I have not seen the movie so need to watch it to see what the controversy is about. I read somewhere Nayanthara is one of the highest paid actress so need to see her work. 

Originally posted by: Terenaina

I have not seen the movie so need to watch it to see what the controversy is about. I read somewhere Nayanthara is one of the highest paid actress so need to see her work. 

Seen only 1 movie of her, but she's got great screen presence and acts well. Looks good too. 

I like this guy’s response 

https://x.com/bharatiyan108/status/1748240788176130377?s=46&t=Q96IWrDq2C9bhu2B8fjITg

If this doesn't suggest the growing intolerance in India, then...

What was the controversy? Poor girl.

I am pretty sure 90% people don't know what was wrong with the movie. Still they bash her. Disgusting.

I feel bad for her. Even after apologizing, she's still being attacked. Hope the film resurfaces somewhere else.

Watched the movie a couple of weeks ago and I loved it. Wasn't paying much attention to the religious aspects of the movie. Don't know why some people are making such a huge deal about it. 

Originally posted by: Aurora_77

Watched the movie a couple of weeks ago and I loved it. Wasn't paying much attention to the religious aspects of the movie. Don't know why some people are making such a huge deal about it. 

Well, You gotta have a touch of extremism in you to find something as harmless as this offensive to your beliefs. I mean, seriously, someone claimed they disliked the movie because it supposedly encourages conversion? I don't think it does, but even if you're a bit touchy about your faith, why see diversifying beliefs as a negative? Why should people be stuck with a religion just because that's what they were born into without any say in the matter? It's pretty mind-boggling. But, expecting logic from people who are trapped in their own ideologies is a long shot.

Originally posted by: FatalFlaw

Well, You gotta have a touch of extremism in you to find something as harmless as this offensive to your beliefs. I mean, seriously, someone claimed they disliked the movie because it supposedly encourages conversion? I don't think it does, but even if you're a bit touchy about your faith, why see diversifying beliefs as a negative? Why should people be stuck with a religion just because that's what they were born into without any say in the matter? It's pretty mind-boggling. But, expecting logic from people who are trapped in their own ideologies is a long shot.

@bold - Totally agree. Apostasy or Ridda should not be considered crime