Re: Congrats
by arunsharma on Feb 26, 2009 11:30 AM
u are a great comic material.....india is just known to the world till oscars for CRICKET...and mind u sachin.Dada,Dhoni,Sehwag...Gautam,....all are not north indians BUT Indians....u need to see ur doctor soon.....all indians are not supposed to be in Cinema,,,and look to win Oscars.....Bindra won Oly GOLD...
Have u heard his speech?It really reflects the frustration of an indian muslim,a point made to other religious extrimists that "irespective of the religion we all are a part of this great indian culture and some of u still seems us as a pakistanii"well done pokuttyyy..
Re: PUKUTTYYYY
by jaison mulerickal on Feb 26, 2009 11:04 AM
It was not the frustration of a Muslim.. It was the voice of the real Indian Muslim. I am from Kerala.. I have seen most Muslims in Kerala, like that only.. The extremists are a new addition, esp fueled by the Hindutva renaissance of Sangh Parivar :)
A Roja turns Slumdog 25/02/2009 14:57:04 - HAINDAVAKERALAMDOTCOM
Which one is hate and which one is love, Dilip Kumar Mudaliar@A R Rahman?
By SV Badri
This is not to belittle the genius and success of A R Rahman. This is just to connect his recent statement at the Oscars to his background, and to reveal the unknown face Rahman was so clever as to keep under wraps. This is to bring to surface the second Rahman – one who took to hating his natal religion the moment he took to Islam.
To the entire world, he is humility personified. He is pious, religious, genius, the very best. So be it.
His second Oscar acceptance speech gave him away. It allowed us a sneak preview of the core of Rahman:
“All my life I had a choice of hate or love. I chose love, and I’m here”
To understand the statement, one must dig into his early life. It shows deeply hidden hatred for Hindus and Hindu Dharma, ever since he converted to Islam.Even I, who had seen him work from very close quarters on two projects in his pre-Roja days, was bowled over by his simplicity and humility. He nurtured this fine art for years to win over many of his producers and the public.
The early days of A.S. Dilip Kumar
He was born as A.S. Dilip Kumar to R.K. Sekhar and Kasturi (now Kareena Begum) in a Tamil Mudaliar family, the second of three children. His sisters are
