By: Ashiq

Ashiq — Mon, 18 May 2009 18:23:25 +0000

Nandita is a great indian artist who feels it responsole to respond to the problems of her time. i loved to wathc the movie, which is very powerful nad emotionally honest. such attempts are to be appreciated so that the country has no fear and hatred any longer.

By: Servin Rathi

Servin Rathi — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 12:32:15 +0000

Nandita Das is a sick lady with a sick mindset. She proved it with Firaaq. How can you be so stupid. Hatred and communal vilence is not community/religion/or for that matter caste oriented, it is mob oriented. What fear is she talking of ?? Has she ever seen the plight of Kashmiri Pandits leaving refugee in their own country for decades for no fault of theirs. In fact i bet she would never make a movie on their plight or infact plight of minority Hindu families living in Pakistan.. Why…???? Because this sick lady wont get the recognition with that. In fact there is no difference between the kind of her and politician playing minority card for muslims.
If she is so worried about India and so called minority i would suggest her with all the riches she have it is better to mobilize NGOs for eduacating the poors whether hindu or muslims. Bring their madarsas into mainstream, get them affilated as done by UP Government. Press the center govnt for all these kind of issues that could atleast change the life of few. ………. But people want publicity and movies like these are publicity stunts. Such movies never have the potential to change any government policies or people opinion. People see them and forget them the time they are home.. People like her get their own shortcut to FIVE MINUTES OF FAME..

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By: Ashiq

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