Bollywood CC #8 - Page 66

Originally posted by: AllThatCritique

the sheer audacity to say something like this

https://twitter.com/Payal_Rohatgi/status/1132105757485232128?s=19

Payal Rohatgi is a total dumbass. She obviously does not know the difference between Sati and Jauhar. Someone send her back to school

Originally posted by: AllThatCritique

the sheer audacity to say something like this

https://twitter.com/Payal_Rohatgi/status/1132105757485232128?s=19

These idiots are so dumb. Sati was Shivas wife. Were Mughals there when Shiva was there? Sati chose to burn herself when she was not able to bear the humiliation of her husband Shiva by her father. Over time it got converted to killing yourself when your husband dies and it was compulsory becoz men got off on the idea that woman is nothing without them and therefore kills herself when her husband dies.

In the last 5 years ignorant idiots who just follow whatsapp university have converted Sati to Jauhar and insist that it was due to Mughals.

I can’t believe that most of the country has just turned into this... never bothering to check for facts and just blindly following and repeating nonsense

I knew foolish bhakts will say such thing when I learnt a big ticket movie was gonna show it in a positive light.

Originally posted by: hantel

I knew foolish bhakts will say such thing when I learnt a big ticket movie was gonna show it in a positive light.

Which movie is showing sati in a positive light?

Salman is in news everyday now...lol Bhai sure knows how to promote his films. Everyone is discussing his PC dragging and daily WT* statements. He is a maestro at PR, maybe we gave too much credit to Reshma alone.😆

Originally posted by: simim

Which movie is showing sati in a positive light?

You know which movie.

One is just a dignified version from other. Both rituals derived from the same thought: A woman must die if her husband is not there to protect her.

https://theprint.in/india/how-aib-went-from-a-rising-star-to-having-no-money-no-ceo-and-no-office/240976/amp/

I used to like khamba 😶

Originally posted by: hantel

You know which movie.

One is just a dignified version from other. Both rituals derived from the same thought: A woman must die if her husband is not there to protect her.

Is this Prithviraj Chauhan? Sanyukta committed Jauhar?

Kjo ka yaar and yaar's boyfriend have left Dharma?

https://twitter.com/Rahulrautwrites/status/1132844987735990273

Originally posted by: Eggon_Snow

Is this Prithviraj Chauhan? Sanyukta committed Jauhar?

Omg.. Kahan se kahan le jaate ho tum log. I was talking about Padma.

Now write 20 theses on how Padma's jauhar didn't ignite the thought about Sati/Jauhar in modern day bhakt's mind, the movie didn't ukhado gada mudda.