pnauhwar21
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Kharub Bhai,
I don't think the image of Jats as pahalwan or rough-tough guys is a problem. Rather that image only has given a unique identity to Jats which we are proud of. Padhe-likhe jaton se bhi koi jaldi panga nahi leta coz they know ki jat ka dimaag ghoom gaya to latth marega
As for depiction of Jat as the goon guarding the property in the movie, I don't think we should raise a question there too. Wouldn't a punjabi then ask why a person from their community was shown to be a corrupt land grabber when there are lots of jats, gujjars and folks from other communities too doing similar stuff. Jats image is still better than Punjabis and baniyas who are told as dogle and kanjoos even though everyone is not same. If we are questioning a depiction of a Jat as a pahalwan goon, we are morally bound not to ask filmmakers to show a gujjar or punjabi in that role. A person's nature or social character doesn't depend on his caste but his upbringing. We need to improve the upbringing of our future generations so that they do something good for the society rather than working as land mafias or sadakchhap goondas. Same is the case with people of other communities. Every baniya and punjabi is not kanjoos and dogla. So, lets respect all and talk about improving India as a whole.
I don't think the image of Jats as pahalwan or rough-tough guys is a problem. Rather that image only has given a unique identity to Jats which we are proud of. Padhe-likhe jaton se bhi koi jaldi panga nahi leta coz they know ki jat ka dimaag ghoom gaya to latth marega
As for depiction of Jat as the goon guarding the property in the movie, I don't think we should raise a question there too. Wouldn't a punjabi then ask why a person from their community was shown to be a corrupt land grabber when there are lots of jats, gujjars and folks from other communities too doing similar stuff. Jats image is still better than Punjabis and baniyas who are told as dogle and kanjoos even though everyone is not same. If we are questioning a depiction of a Jat as a pahalwan goon, we are morally bound not to ask filmmakers to show a gujjar or punjabi in that role. A person's nature or social character doesn't depend on his caste but his upbringing. We need to improve the upbringing of our future generations so that they do something good for the society rather than working as land mafias or sadakchhap goondas. Same is the case with people of other communities. Every baniya and punjabi is not kanjoos and dogla. So, lets respect all and talk about improving India as a whole.
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