Re: THANK GOD! A BRIGHT SUNNY DAY ! FLOWERS ARE BLOOMING AGAIN !
by Kris iyer on Nov 22, 2008 08:30 AM
hindu hindu, No, no, slow-down. We should judge well before hating others. First, Nasir Sultan is NOT a brain-washed Taliban, right? He is NOT a terrorist. He seems a nice, cheerful young fellow, who wanted a career in Bollywood. I do hope one day he will get that chance. Don't forget we already have a few good Pakistani artists living and working in India. That is excellent. They are benefiting us too culturally. They are NOT terrorists. You would agree that he is like one of our own young boys. Indian and Pakistanis were, still are in some ways, one people. Through some bad turns in history we have developed anger and hatred. But that may also change. We as Indians, should focus on developing our country, behave well in our own country. We should NOT spend our energies hating Pakistanis or Bangladeshis. However, we should be ready to fight terrorism and military adventures by anyone.
Re: THANK GOD! A BRIGHT SUNNY DAY ! FLOWERS ARE BLOOMING AGAIN !
by Guest on Nov 23, 2008 05:26 PM
The hatred of this guy seems to be deep-rooted and inexplicable. But on thing must be kept in mind and that is; there are many reasons for Pakistanis and Indians to hate each others but little opportunities to love. The occasions of love must not be filled with venom. Last year Pakistan released the "Indi terrorist Kashmir Singh" who also confessed to have gone long back to Pakistan to unleash destruction as spy. Pakistan is considering to spare the life of another "Indi Hindu terrorist Sarbajit" who is involved in bomb blasts in Lahore. These are the reasons I was referring to. We know our governments have been at daggers drawn with each other pushing the peopole of both the countries into ever-increasing poverty. Let the people of both the countries take the initiative to sow love and bury hatred. Terrorists and innocents must be differntiated and if one cannot do it he is mad and sick. We support the release of all innocents from either country. After all, the release of Nasir earned respect for India among Pakistanis, so as the civilised world. We hail the decision of India. I support another letter which said India should focus on its development and would also advice our own country to forget hating and opposing India and Hindus and show its bravery by putting the country on the track to development.
all innocent people shud be released from both the side.
pakistan shud realise that good relationship with India is in its benifit.. whtever they spend on their army,terorist and iSi that can be diverted to development of the pakistan..
Re: all innocent people shud be released from both the side.
by sunil Kapur on Nov 21, 2008 07:33 PM
Never expect such thing from terrorist country Pakistan which believes for hatred and enemity with India
Re: all innocent people shud be released from both the side.
by arul m on Nov 21, 2008 09:24 PM
Then all pakis will cross over and occupy your house and live happily ever after, whereas every indian who crosses over will shot dead instantly, It is such a pity that people like you still believe in the yarn, the indian media wants to believe
Nasir, from photo, looks quiet a smart guy and he is not to be faulted if he hoped to become a film star. But now that he has learnt his lesson the hard way, he should be an example for other star struck Pakistani teens. Nasir should advise others not to be carried away and think that Shahrukh, Amir or Amitabh are standing at theother side of border to receive them and the Mumbai industry will unfold a red carpet for them. Mumbai is full of such fools already.
