what is this non sense going by this logic akshay has done lot of good work in movie why cant rapist learn from that the writer has same mentality of that rapist. shame on you REDIFF
Who wrote this piece? At least have the guts to put your name in the byline. If you are going to blame Akshay for his roles in movies, why don't you blame the actresses in these movies for allowing these things in the movie? You could similarly write that the actresses endorsed the behavior of Akshay in these movies. If Akshay is guilty then the actresses are also guilty.
People with negative mind can think alike and here they have prooved this criticizing Akshay kumar and Bollywood. Why these people have not taken a lesson from good secenes and Ramayan and other religious films. Only negative and criminal minds argue in this manner they are lamabasting. Do they molest their sisters also, those are also women and girls, do they tolerate others to molest them. The double mind criminals only think this way, taking advantage of all the negativity happening around them. Shame on these literte, creatures.
Why women try to have there way though when they are dressed in revealing outfits & when Men does the same thing he is remarked as Sick minded. I think there should be decency in dressing for both Men and women and very importantly when they at Public functions and public places.
Re: What about Dress code ?
by on Jan 07, 2017 08:22 PM
So if you see a woman naked you will touch her without her permission? What kind of mentality you have. It is such a common sense.
To say that Akshay cannot blame Bangaluru molesters because of the role he has played in movies is like saying that every Tom_d!ck_and_harry has a right to molest / r@pe Sunny Leonne because of her past and the role she has played in movies.
Instead of finding the reasons for such attacks we blame individuals. First and formost reason for happening such incidents is corruption. Police treats such incidents as non remunerative. They mostlyserve political masters. Second reason is our slow moving justice system. The system ignores such ibcidents. Instead of looking to such things we pin point at Akshay kumar which is rediculous
Re: Molestation
by vishwanath kaushik on Jan 07, 2017 07:51 PM
You are only partly correct. There are honest police officials also. If they try to take some preventive steps they are dubbed by the media as Moral Policing and decry it. What do you expect police to do. If you act you are blamed; if one does not act you blame him/her too for this.
Re: common
by Vijay Sahani on Jan 07, 2017 02:30 PM
There is no fuel to fire. The fire is in the mind of men. Men must learn to control their mind.
I'm not surprised by your views because almost all Muzl!m men somehow think that women should be covered up because that is what is written in their religious books. They may get educated but they are still not free to unshackle the chains of the books written 1400 years back.
Re: Re: common
by zubair shighrekar on Jan 07, 2017 02:36 PM
thats what iam saying the fire is in the mind of indian men. and fuel is provided by some girls/women
i agree our faith teaches us how to live life and what is good and bad for you.
btw- humans can only behave in civilized way if there is some kind of FEAR be it religiousORjudiciary
Re: Re: Re: common
by Vijay Sahani on Jan 07, 2017 02:43 PM
I'm saying that there can be no justification for the actions of men which people like you are subtly trying to indicate.
Teaching is fine but to think that what was probably necessary 1400 years back is also true today is nothing short of "stupidity". Society has evolved. In this era we need women to be free to do what they want to do. Law and order should be equal to everyone and yes it should be implemented "without fear or favour".
Re: Re: Re: common
by Vijay Sahani on Jan 07, 2017 02:45 PM
If FEAR is important to keep men civilized, Saudi Arabia would be the most civilized nation on this plant.
It is not FEAR that is important. It is implementation of the law without "fear or favour" that is important.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: common
by Vijay Sahani on Jan 07, 2017 03:50 PM
Ah, the poor victim.
I'm looking at your comment and talking specifically about the "fuel" comment.
Of course, i think it is linked to your religion because i see a pattern among almost all muzl1ms who think that it is justified to put women under wraps.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: common
by Vijay Sahani on Jan 07, 2017 04:05 PM
Again not surprised because you have stated in past that Zakir Naik is not preaching anything wrong / unIzl@m!c! And we know Zakir Naik's views on women!
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: common
by Vijay Sahani on Jan 07, 2017 05:06 PM
You have not read what i have been saying for last 4 posts.
You comments about law and bollywood etc is not my concern when i'm reacting to your comment about "women add fuel by wearing revealing clothes". You are trying to squeeze away from that irresponsible statement by pointing out "how responsible you are by saying that law and order is bad in India and bollywood is taking advantage". Sorry buddy. I don't buy it.
And yes, your views on Zakir Naik shows to be that you are as much a cut of the same cloth as Zakir Naik is and for me that is "backward, regressive thinking".
Of course, you are free in this land to be as much backward as you want.
Re: Re: Re: Re: common
by Thanks on Jan 07, 2017 07:44 PM
Your problem is not what he is saying Vijay but who is saying. There are Millions of people across India saying the same but you doesn't have the problem as name of those isn't sounds irritating to you. I am sure you must b hating Shiv Sena and RSS the most because that's what they have been forcing people to do all these while. And by the way, these parties/organization are suppose to be take this nation forward.
