A person who is hero in a movie doesn't mean he is hero in real life. When you get enough of love , fame and on the basis of people, its time to give it back in the form of charity from your own earning as charity as the social responsibility. Then we prefer him givin bolbachhan. A speech with good quotes and poems can be written to impress someone with little effort, but thequestion is , Is that person has really applied all that in his life. Corruptionwas big issues nowadays , some actors turn up to support Anna Hazare for better India, Is this guy turned up there to show his guts and will to see better India. I think till people get enogh they don't bother about anyone and if asked to give speech , its once again a hunger for fame
Re: Its time to do the charity... rather than Bolbachhan
by Yatin Shirali on Sep 07, 2012 03:34 PM
what u say is right. but how do u know whether a celebrity does charity or not? maybe he is doing charity, obviously he's not going to shout from rooftops to tell that he is doing charity. most of us have a tendency to assume that celebrities do everything for showing-off and not with real intent. for example if aamir khan sheds a few drops of tears from his eyes on his show 'Satyamev Jayate' v say its 'crocodile tears'. Why, is he not human too, doesnt he have emotions?
Re: what about his role in 1984 riots ?
by RamRahim on Sep 06, 2012 10:16 AM
He had no role. All these allegations are concocted. He had no political ambitions. In India no genuine person can survive in politics as people themselves are corrupt and selfish. They have no feelings of nationality, anybody can come and settle in India as long as they serve their purpose. What a country where people who do not know 'C' of cricket become ecperts and comment on selection of team or the way a bowler has bowled or a batsman played his shot. Bacchan family had family ties with Gandhi family since nehru's times and Amitabh was a very close friend of Rajiv. Both Rajiv and Amitabh had no political ambitions but it was only a twist in fate that Rajiv entered politics. However, at the time of assassination of Indira, even this was not very clear. I was in Delhi at that time and can say that he was not at all linked to the riots. Riots were a handy work of petty congress politicians already chargesheeted by police. It is rubbish to accuse Amitabh of being involved in those riots.
Re: My advice to him
by RamRahim on Sep 06, 2012 10:03 AM
What proportion of ur earnings do u donate? Piety is a matter of attitude not the amount of wealth owned by u. If u do not donate half of what u earn, u have no right to ask others to do the same. It is easier to preach than practice. And you know, charity bigins at home,.....However, it was great that he took time out of his busy schedule and delivered indpiring words. He is thousand times better than our politicians who are pouring venom and exhorting youth to she blood in the name of caste and religion. Long live Amitabh.
Re: My advice to Amitabh Bachchan
by bhaskar on Sep 05, 2012 11:28 PM
nobody wants money from amitabh . He is more bothered about his grand daughter now. Let him relax n wear diapers . Let him spend time in dressing n appearances in various programs conducted only in mumbai. Let him wear just his favourite dresses .. U know he is just kuch din kaa mehmaan now.
