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I meant Karthikeyan (the race car guy).He also said something similer to this Sania chick.
Vijay and Kamal being targeted is taking things too far.I dont understand how people can view jokes on their profession as bringing down their profession while they feel smoking on the screen will not influence children/adolecents to try it out!Their logic defies me :? .
Ohh....rite, I rem.! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by ssanjinika
Nvr mind smoking.......wat abt the 'masala' scenes the heroines r made to do.......they don't mind showing even 'innocent', god-fearing village girls taking off their munthani (pallu)/hav them taken off in a song/dance scene........and Sarat Kumar, when being ques'd abt this during the Kushboo contro. talk on NDTV claimed tat all this is mere entertainment! :roll:Quote:
Vijay and Kamal being targeted is taking things too far.I dont understand how people can view jokes on their profession as bringing down their profession while they feel smoking on the screen will not influence children/adolecents to try it out!Their logic defies me :?
Its an open secret tat more than 1/2 of eve-teasers (even young teenagers) try out their stuff in real life after watching women being projected the way they r in reel life.......!
Yup thats true lamby.I totally agree with you!
Its disgusting what they show on TV.Infact the movie stars have no place to talk..I just remembered that there was a Tam movie recently where the hero and heroine were shown living together as husband and wife without the benefit of marriage and IMHO that was the sole reason for the movie.Didnt have anything else in it !Thats entertainment ??!!!Then you have big fat sarath kumar all over an equally fat Namitha who is wearing an excuse for a saree(worn exclusively to raise the temp of adolecent boys).The scenes are so sick that I find it diff to sit with my husband and watch the scene leave alone my parents !!
I would say I am a mordern women not into her 30s yet so not really from another generation but hey these are the times I feel like shouting "what the hell's happened to womens lib now..or is this what you mean by womens lib?Has the role of women in todays society reduced to this?"If thats what it is then its a real pity we cant go back in time :roll: !
ssanjanika, it is more of your kind that we need today, and want to see around us. Perhaps, many around us are in fact having these same views. But the audio visual mediums by the jarring din they make & the overt, sensual scenes they overflow with make us believe that sanity has left our country. Neither Bollywood nor Kollywood conquer right-thinking womenfolk of our country however else the villain MEDIA may try its best to.
well, in alaipaayudhE:Quote:
Originally Posted by ssanjinika
Madhavan justifies SMOKING in REAL LIFE. Gives "go ahead" to the younger generation.
The HEro has a Chat with his DAD and MOM and a CHILD and argues about SMOKING is not a SIN. He does it SO CASUALLY.
I wonder, where Sugashini was when watching the AlaipaaydhE if she cares SO MUCH about the SOCIETY????
Nobody ever justified SMOKING like Manirathnam did.
I am sure, our SS or Sugashini manirathnam will OVERLOOK that for sure.
You SEE what YOU WANT to see. That is as siimple as that! 8-)
Thank you PP mam :).
Iam sure a lot of women think the way I do but just dont say it.
Stranger I dont understand your post ! I said smoking on screen was wrong and no one was protesting that..including suhasini and the rest of them while they target Vijay and Kamal for trying to make people laugh which in my opinion is the same as a sardar joke.
You are right about one thing though..people see only what they wantto see !
Nevermind ,SS!Quote:
Originally Posted by ssanjinika
I just wanted to add few more SINNERS like sugashini and manirathnam when you are complaining about smoking on screen targetting on you know who ! :)
This reminds me of my reaction to a movie some time back: "Paarthiban kanavu" was a picture I really liked, but the fact of the hero forever smoking in all the scenes he appeared was a blemish in my opinion, left a sad feeling with me in spite of the satisfaction of having watched a sensible movie.
Two movies that resently said the story of women folk in India. Girish Kasaravalli's Hasina (Kannada) and Rituparno Ghosh's Antarmahal (Hindi). Do you think these films will even be filmed commercially (mind it these are not "art" films). If filmed will anyone see it. NO a big NO. Dont just blame the movie industry. They are giving whatever sells.Quote:
Originally Posted by pavalamani pragasam
Yes, I know how it feels!! Even Surya'd mentioned this scene abt SK & Namitha in the kushboo thread........and to think tat the Saree is supposed to be a very sacred attire for Indian women..... :evil: 'wonder if SK feels remotely ashamed if he goes to sum temple & prays to sum Goddess clad in a Saree......!Quote:
Originally Posted by ssanjinika
These films r the main reason tat even women in Sarees r not given respect today......
Cheers SS! :clap: I very much agree w/ u tat being a "modern" woman doesn't mean accepting all this nonsense as women's lib. etc..........in fact the kind of things w/ respect to women tat r happening today r going farther away from the original concept of women's lib. (which meant giving rights/justice to women, treating them equally), and r instead perpetuating a dislike for the entire cultural set-up of womanhood & a drive towards material/sense-based perversity laced on the surface w/ ideas of women's lib./feminism.....its high time tat womenfolk in India saw thru these farcical ideas!Quote:
I would say I am a mordern women not into her 30s yet so not really from another generation but hey these are the times I feel like shouting "what the hell's happened to womens lib now..or is this what you mean by womens lib?Has the role of women in todays society reduced to this?"If thats what it is then its a real pity we cant go back in time :roll: !