A shame

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Originally Posted by pavalamani pragasam

http://thinnai.com/pl1006052.html

More people to speak against the decadent MEDIA!

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Oops...handicapped by my incapacity to read Tamil again, PP ma'm! :)
Nevertheless, I'm sure watver is said there is worthwhile......
Speaking of Media, I just read the latest issue of Reader's Digest & came across a rather amusing 4-page "Advertising feature" in this issue describing w/ much pride as to how the Indian woman has come up in the 5 decades since Independence, breaking "the shackles of Indian tradition"......the article was broken up in between w/ a few page long ads of cosmetics/fashion wear.......clearly, it was nothing but a publicity stunt by manufacturers promoting the popularity of their glitz & glamour products, disguised as an eulogy to the present-day Indian women!
Its as if they r trying to say tat today's women r wat they r mainly bcos of opening up to these cosmetics/make-up & fashions! In other words, this is all tat they cud define as freedom & equality for women! :roll:
They don't care tat despite this 'liberation', otoh, the incidence of violence against women/lack of justice for the same & near-total degradation into sex symbols (mainly by today's films) has increased manifold! Wat an idea our media has abt women's rights today to so religiously publish such views! :roll: :twisted:

I agree with you, lordstanher! The baring, daring woman is the bane of the world today! Petted by the MEDIA she lives in a fool's paradise of emancipation, an unrealistic situation of supposed ideas of freedom & independence. :shock: A real laughing stock she makes of herself in her attempts at bravado & adventure in untrodden lands of dishonour & danger.

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Originally Posted by pavalamani pragasam

A real laughing stock she makes of herself in her attempts at bravado & adventure in untrodden lands of dishonour & danger.

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On the contrary, she isn't a laugghing stock at the present, wat w/ such an overly sycophantic public of today, who appreciate her every attempt at "opening up", but yes, its my feeling tat the day isn't far away when she wud indeed be turned into a lonely laughing stock as the impact of her unwise actions/attitudes hit her (& those who eulogise the likes of her) bluntly at one time!
Believe it or not, even in the West, there r individuals today who've begun to hate the physical charm-based culture tat their revolution towards value-detached liscence has bound them into for the last 3-4 decades & r looking for a value-oriented essence of life, even as today's 'radicals' in our country r (secretively as well as openly) taking a cue from their lifestyles in challenging our social mores/views of life!

This promising, young star proves herself to be a class apart from the arrogant, reckless, idiotic, degenerate glitz people:
From today’s “Mumbai Mirror”:

Recently, tennis star Sania Mirza got embroiled in the controversy over pre-marital sex. Earlier this week, she said, “You don’t want me to tell you to have safe sex, whether it is before or after marriage. Everyone must know what he or she is doing.”

Some clerics made their way to the headlines by burning her effigy and garlanding her pictures with shoes.

Sania then issued a clarification on Friday. “I am deeply pained at the maligning of my image. I would like to clearly say on record that I could not possibly justify premarital sex as it is a very big sin in islam and one which I believe will not be forgiven by Allah,” she said.

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Originally Posted by pavalamani pragasam

This promising, young star proves herself to be a class apart from the arrogant, reckless, idiotic, degenerate glitz people:
From today’s “Mumbai Mirror”:

Recently, tennis star Sania Mirza got embroiled in the controversy over pre-marital sex. Earlier this week, she said, “You don’t want me to tell you to have safe sex, whether it is before or after marriage. Everyone must know what he or she is doing.”

Some clerics made their way to the headlines by burning her effigy and garlanding her pictures with shoes.

Sania then issued a clarification on Friday. “I am deeply pained at the maligning of my image. I would like to clearly say on record that I could not possibly justify premarital sex as it is a very big sin in islam and one which I believe will not be forgiven by Allah,” she said.

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Three down One more to go. Good work ladies and gentlemen :(

The public outcry against Sania Mirza and other celebrities who have spoken for safe sex to combat AIDS only goes on to show that our people do deserve to die of AIDS epidemic.
AIDS is a debilitating illness that has the potential to wipe out an entire generation and in particular the future generation. Many african countries are having such high numbers of AIDS patients in the population that they don't have anything to call a future. People irritated by the diplomatic incorrectness of the statements made by celebrities who take on the difficult job of discussing contoversial questions like Pre Marital Sex, are doing more harm by diverting the whole issue from the fundamental question of AIDS and victory over it.
Pre Marital or Post Marital, vast majority of this huge country are going to have sex at some point or the other, asking them to be just be careful is not only in their benefit, but in the greater good of all. That is what all those actors and other celebrities are doing now and we should be thanking them for that instead of humiliating them.
Looking at the hypocisy shown by our politicians and so called activists, I again say our nation deserves to meet its doom in the hands of AIDS.

Very sorry to hear you say this, jaiganes :cry:

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Originally Posted by pavalamani pragasam

Earlier this week, she said, “You don’t want me to tell you to have safe sex, whether it is before or after marriage. Everyone must know what he or she is doing.”

Some clerics made their way to the headlines by burning her effigy and garlanding her pictures with shoes.

Sania then issued a clarification on Friday. “I am deeply pained at the maligning of my image. I would like to clearly say on record that I could not possibly justify premarital sex as it is a very big sin in islam and one which I believe will not be forgiven by Allah,” she said.

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HUH?!! :huh: :? So did she get scared by the clerics maligning her image?? The above 2 statements of her sound self-contradictory tho........ :roll:

Yup..Looks like she did get scared by the media.Who wouldnt after looking at the all the trouble two other prominent personalities got into.Another one got away though..no one has targeted him as yet...I dont suppose they would!

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Originally Posted by ssanjinika

Yup..Looks like she did get scared by the media.Who wouldnt after looking at the all the trouble two other prominent personalities got into.Another one got away though..no one has targeted him as yet...I dont suppose they would!

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U mean Vijai? And u may rem. how Kamal was targeted (by doctors) for the title Vasool Raja (which means sumone who does illegal acts, collecting money?).........