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Bihar is blessed with a land more fertile for revolutions than any in India. Why has it fallen so far behind then? Constant obsession with politics is at the root of its destruction.
Which loan was defaulted upon? Also, try not to default when your State receives only 28 paise back for every rupee of tax collected from it and then spent on BIMARUs to blow on bridges, flyovers and airports that collapse at the mere hint of a drizzle. You’ll earn the right to be deemed progressive then. Sod off to your khap panchayats till then.
Those who came to act put up with anything, and it became a habit for the Silmans. They even created a movement for it. They did not know that time had changed. Their own people are looking to whitewash the rotten commercial film industry. Those who say that this happens in all Meghalas are belittling the issue. But it is not so. More than any other field, ulas trap girls and lock them. In any case, it is hoped that things are progressing so much in connection with Bhavana’s case that it will lead to a huge revolution in cinema Meghalaya.
In 1994, I have seen fathers and mothers standing with their girls in front of the film director’s room at Kozhikode Maharani Hotel. Today, many junior artists are silent about the harassment of ordinary junior artists when many people open up about what happened in front of the Hema Committee.
Strong action should be taken against the culprits. Actresses should now take the responsibility of the film organization as women are being exploited in Malayalam cinema.
What a pity.
Which loan was defaulted upon? Also, try not to default when your State receives only 28 paise back for every rupee of tax collected from it and then spent on BIMARUs to blow on bridges, flyovers and airports that collapse at the mere hint of a drizzle. You’ll earn the right to be deemed progressive then. Sod off to your khap panchayats till then.
Those who came to act put up with anything, and it became a habit for the Silmans. They even created a movement for it. They did not know that time had changed. Their own people are looking to whitewash the rotten commercial film industry. Those who say that this happens in all Meghalas are belittling the issue. But it is not so. More than any other field, ulas trap girls and lock them. In any case, it is hoped that things are progressing so much in connection with Bhavana’s case that it will lead to a huge revolution in cinema Meghalaya.
In 1994, I have seen fathers and mothers standing with their girls in front of the film director’s room at Kozhikode Maharani Hotel. Today, many junior artists are silent about the harassment of ordinary junior artists when many people open up about what happened in front of the Hema Committee.
Strong action should be taken against the culprits. Actresses should now take the responsibility of the film organization as women are being exploited in Malayalam cinema.
Progressive kerala?
What is going on here? Does it mean our state is not defaulting loan , so our state is not progressive?
Why would Malayali men be any different from “other” men? Your expectations were wrong to begin with.