Friday, 27 November 2015

“ Bhed chaal of the Tolerant India”



“ Bhed chaal of the Tolerant India”

Woke up with n no of funny messages on my what’s up about the recent statement Actor Amir khan gave for India being an intolerant country. Poor Amir got hacked by all "proud Indians" across the nation. Fact is many of them enter into this category all of sudden very seriosly only to enjoy such debates. Though personally I also feel his statement was a little irresponsible one on a national tv even when many of us also know that he must have not meant it so seriously to hate India (he cant afford to).

If you are a celebrity or some known personality , never feels too much of proud. Indian public can praise you to the extent , you feel like you a not less than god and if they start hating you suddenly you can be the most dreadful devil for them for your smallest of your error (human error or whatever –doesn’t matter)

Scrolling down the messages, tired irritated, when checked FB obviously most horrific platform for such things it was in worst condition. 

Finally I logged on to Twitter, the new  brainy way of putting your thoughts forward which was initially known to be  occupied by opinions of intellectual public and celebrities only but here I go to find the same story doing rounds  (obviously in a little decent way ) as if there is nothing more left in the country to worry about.

Crazy Indians even the most  intellectual ones follows this rat race of liking , commenting , debating on one particular issue sooooo very much , it becomes endless. I feel like screaming Stop the bullshit you nonsense people , get back to work!!(by the way  I am also included in those crazy Indians community many a times LOL..)

Twitter being considered the most intellectual platform these days by many. Yes it’s the fact. There are many who comment , like, retweet such as if they are amongst the most brainiest, serious and sensible Indians whose one line opinion on twitter will bring some change on the national  situation. Few spending longer minutes to draft-craft a single intelligent line to be posted as “tweet of the day”

Opps ! No offence to the ones who really do :-) Yeah I know many near ones in the above category.

There are more than half who had not even seen the telecast of the show where Amir did this blunder and are liking, commenting and debating about the topic just because everyone else is . What shocks me is - many groups who were against Amir starts favoring him after 2 days because now the topic is turned? From supporting #AamirkhanDeshChhodo to suddenly liking #SupportAmirKhan

What a drastic heart change?  This we call “Bhed chaal” (Following the crowd) in our Desi Indian language.

Just sharing one of the hilarious post:  “Guess the Movie and Suppport Amir khan “LOL….



Intolerant India??? Really Amir? You see Each and Every nonsense is tolerated here.

Stay Blessed – Jaya Pathak




4 comments:

Anonymous said...

When the king becomes stronger! and controls the nation, petty thief, terrorist, traitors feel the heat and complain of intolerance in the society. This was said 2300 years back by Chanakya.

J said...

Hahah.. So true,thanks.Kindly mention your name known to me. :-)

Rahul S. Naphade said...

Liked the topic, with kind note Aammir Khan never said it was his wife's statement and @ end perfect conclusion "BHED CHALA" Goat running behind another Goat.
Yes but on a kind note no celebrity should pass any such statement.

As a good fan of him would like to share his statement for the same...

First let me state categorically that neither I, nor my wife Kiran, have any intention of leaving the country. We never did, and nor would we like to in the future. Anyone implying the opposite has either not seen my interview or is deliberately trying to distort what I have said. India is my country, I love it, I feel fortunate for being born here, and this is where I am staying.
Secondly, I stand by everything that I have said in my interview.
To all those people who are calling me anti-national, I would like to say that I am proud to be Indian, and I do not need anyone's permission nor endorsement for that.
To all the people shouting obscenities at me for speaking my heart out, it saddens me to say you are only proving my point.
To all the people who have stood by me, thank you. We have to protect what this beautiful and unique country of ours really stands for. We have to protect its integrity, diversity, inclusiveness, its many languages, its culture, its history, its tolerance, it's concept of anekantavada, it's love, sensitivity and its emotional strength.

Unknown said...

Good blog... I even dont react on any fb and watssp post about it as for public its just a matter of fun nothing else..but I guess everyone has right to say what he/ she wants to.. but we needs to remember one thing that " u r u untill n unless no one is with u "