06-03-2004, 10:12 PM
The problem is partly due to media, and largely due to the Hindu population.
For example, take the case of USA. Here you make an anti-US movie, and you can kiss all your profits good bye. In India some @$$ makes an anti-Hindu movie and everyone starts rushing to the theatres as if there's no tomorrow. Where is the pride of the Hindus?
Some 2 cent #$%^* comes and makes an anti-Hindu movie and everyone, except 2 people, take it easy as if nothing happened. It was only Kamal Hassan n' Nana Patekar who had the guts to say it on Hakla Khan's face: <b>You are making an anti-Indian/Hindu movie, and I'm not gonna be a part of it.</b> For those who don't know about the particular Hindu character in question (in this movie) it was first offered to Kamal Hassan n' Nana Patekar but both refused saying it was an anti-Indian movie.
If Hindus don't stand up for their faith the commies, the pinkos, the anti-nationalists, the mullahs........no one would.
For example, take the case of USA. Here you make an anti-US movie, and you can kiss all your profits good bye. In India some @$$ makes an anti-Hindu movie and everyone starts rushing to the theatres as if there's no tomorrow. Where is the pride of the Hindus?
Some 2 cent #$%^* comes and makes an anti-Hindu movie and everyone, except 2 people, take it easy as if nothing happened. It was only Kamal Hassan n' Nana Patekar who had the guts to say it on Hakla Khan's face: <b>You are making an anti-Indian/Hindu movie, and I'm not gonna be a part of it.</b> For those who don't know about the particular Hindu character in question (in this movie) it was first offered to Kamal Hassan n' Nana Patekar but both refused saying it was an anti-Indian movie.
If Hindus don't stand up for their faith the commies, the pinkos, the anti-nationalists, the mullahs........no one would.