Rajani has let India's medical capabilities, there are foreigners coming to India for treatment, but Rajni is going out !! No value for money as Rajani earns money from poorest of the poor Tamils.
Re: What an irony
by Kamatchi Balaraman on May 29, 2011 12:11 PM
The reason why Rajini would have left to Singapore is to avoid the disturbances he uttered during medication at Chennai.. Top bureucrats wanted to use his medical treatment to show their intimacy with the actor..Moreover, the gossips which went through SMS about his health is horrible.. Think how will one be when he sees a rumoured SMS stating that he is dead.. this SMS was rounding the mobile on 13 May night.. as a human being Rajini needs privacy.. hence he deserves to stay out of country...
Re: What an irony
by Arun on May 29, 2011 12:12 PM
Lets see what u do when u have enough money for global healthcare and see if u want to rot in a filthy health care ... corrupted and living somewhere else. News is that he has death threat in India...
Re: What an irony
by useless bollywood on May 30, 2011 04:22 PM
salman khan went to UK for hair transplant. amar singh was also admitted in that same elizabeth hospital for kidney problems Indian film festival IIFA is held outside india for the past couple of years.. ur questioning only when rajni go to singapore ?? as if all bollywood jokers are treating their illness india only..
Re: What an irony
by Sandeep Nibber on May 28, 2011 10:50 PM
I like to differ here. Its not the capability which is questionable, rather credibility and professionalism with which indian medical fraternity works with. All the hospitals are biggest blood suckers these days. Good hearted doctors - not saying good doctors - are far and few between. Most physicians and experts have complete apathy towards common man's problem. They are least concerned about the disease and more about the money. They dont put effort in the diagnosis. You might not like if your friend or relative is a doctor, but the harsh reality is medical system in india has grown into something worse than dirty trade.
Re: What an irony
by Vaempuli V on May 29, 2011 12:05 PM
the issue is he doesn't want others, especially his fans, to know what his real state/problem is. He needs some privacy as well. Not NDTV cameras probing his ward.
Re: Rajni Saar not a good role model
by Ravichandran on May 28, 2011 06:53 PM
if you have guts, come to chennai and say loud. Then you know how this man being respected.
Re: Re: Rajni Saar not a good role model
by Pampa on May 28, 2011 06:58 PM
just because chennaites believe so, bad does not become good. Bad remains bad.
Chennaites are emotionally blinded hero worshippers....
Re: Rajni Saar not a good role model
by Vivek Vikram Sridharan on May 28, 2011 06:56 PM
he doesnt drink or smoke in public. it is just a rumor in film circles. have you heard good things about him ? he is a devout shiva devotee. goes every month to thiruvannamalai and does girivalam.
Re: Rajni Saar not a good role model
by nailesh kumar on May 28, 2011 06:41 PM
Even a rickshaw puller is good in heart, because after his dailylong hardwork he drinks and have a sound sleep, only people who think i am good (by not drinking and smoking) are more dangerous to the society for the reason they keep identifying others fault, hiding their own wrong thoughts.
Re: Re: Rajni Saar not a good role model
by Arun on May 29, 2011 12:15 PM
Well said Nilesh... Pampa... Whatever one does relates to ones responsibilities. Someone who doesnt drink doesnt make a good samaritan. Why link both? Health effects are more personal unless the person hits the society with his behaviour... else... jus chill out.
Re: Re: Rajni Saar not a good role model
by Pampa on May 28, 2011 06:51 PM
come out of the liqour induced stupor. smoking is acknowledged as the main cause for many a disease, which causes untold misery to person and others.
alcohol is cause for many a great evil, makes a person become insane, bringing in danger and msiery to all.
