malika sehrawat....shud we fell feel proud or embarassed?

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Rajendra Kumar Kalkhunde (Jun 10, 2003 12:55 p.m.):
there is a saying. ki saanp nikal gaya aur log lakeer ko peet rahe hain....
Its all done, she is done it all, no use talking now... hahahaha

let us forget it all....there are better things to do.. why bother ..

Rajendra
 
sabko ram ram!!
this topic got record breaking replies!!.......everyone discussed everything abt mallika ( or reena)......including her family background, her parents ( his father in particular).....also her education in DU......and also her pre release statements abt the movie KWAHISH.......
but now tht the movie is released...i was just curious how many people have seen the movie??.......and did they like it or wht were the reactions??......was mallika's acting good??....and how was the overall movie??.......
kuldeep.
 
well....u know i m just fed up now responding to the people who favours her and telling them they r wrong..........now i guess there's no point saying anything as things will be in front of everybody very soon.as far as putting my picture on jatland is concerned i don't want to get my matrimonials advertisement so really don't need it.one more reason is that as i have had heated arguments with many people on this site regarding my topic i don't my picture to be misused by them.....i am very farsighted u know:-)
Amit Dahiya (Delhi) (Jun 10, 2003 01:28 p.m.):
Dear Deepika
First you need to thank her for inspiring one of the most responded posts on Jatland. Then I think that since you and I havent even ever had the courage to put our mug shots( Faces) on Jatland till today maybe we arent the best people to comment on what sh is doing or trying to achieve. The day people like you and i have the courage to put our poictures on Jatland maybe we will have found a tiny speck of justification to criticise our first filmactress in four decades ( The first beleive it or not was a girl from our village called Kalpana way back in the 60's and I am told she is now a multi multi millionnaire and owns entire hill ranges and lakes in the western Ghats because like a good jat girl she invested every single penny she earned in land land and more land. Incidentally she sponsored many youngsters education including a doctor from our village and even me for a year to go to Bombay but I didnt care much for that city. But I do admire you for the strength of your deeply felt emotions . do you by any chance happen to know the new girl? has she perhaps rubbed you the wrong way to earn your anger. Just curious?
Amit


deepika singhroha (Jun 10, 2003 05:15 a.m.):
well.its not only for u but for all u guys who favour her.just wait and watch m.m dead sure sge will be thrown out of this industry after a few flicks as ppl will be bored to see her body and not acting......
Amit Dahiya (Delhi) (Jun 09, 2003 01:11 p.m.):
Listen people Malika Sehrawat has chosen to become a film star and not a nun so why the hell are we agonising over her choice. The things she does to succeed are decided by the profession and not by someone elses sense of right and wrong. Personally I think the whole controversey is just off the wall so please stop scoring cheap points of the poor girl. I think her life is going to be hard enough in Bollywood without her community joining ranks against her. By the way I think shes a good looking girl in every respect and looks very fit, also I think shes better looking thean most hollywood actresses let alone her Indian competitors. I wish her every success.
 
ha ha ha...bhai amit...photu jisne lagani ho woh laga do..jisne nahin woh mat lagao..its a personal decision and has nothing to do with anything that u mention.
 
Mandeep Im trying to make a simple but significant point here. Introverts shouldnt judge extroverts. Not because they havent got the right but because they may not be the best equipped to do so. Please think about it. If its not reasonable to compare apples with oranges can it be right for an 'orange' to judge an 'apple'?

Regards Amit
Mandeep Bamal (Jun 11, 2003 12:53 p.m.):
ha ha ha...bhai amit...photu jisne lagani ho woh laga do..jisne nahin woh mat lagao..its a personal decision and has nothing to do with anything that u mention.
 
and what i m saying is that...even extroverts shoud not judge extroverts...moral and ethical policing it totally out of vouge..one should treat each individual as an individual and stop passing comments that make no sense...btw..mallika got good reviews for her acting and not for her skin show.
 
Hey hey cool it . I havent judged anyone , read the posts carefully before you start throwing these thoughts around and if something I've said doesnt make sense just email me directly and Ill be happy to clarify or translate , whatever.
Moral and ethical policing is what you people have been doing so save that comment for yourself little brother.

Amit

Mandeep Bamal (Jun 11, 2003 01:49 p.m.):
and what i m saying is that...even extroverts shoud not judge extroverts...moral and ethical policing it totally out of vouge..one should treat each individual as an individual and stop passing comments that make no sense...btw..mallika got good reviews for her acting and not for her skin show.
 
first thing amit...i passed that comment in a general way..i said that it was not for us to judge mallika sehrawat..ppl should not pass lewd comment abt her...it was not at all abt u passing comment for some other individual or judging someone else..so dont take it personally..i guess this will clear things up....

secondly...i know what comments to save for myself...i dont need any guidelines from u...perhaps u do need some help to correctly interpret wats written for whom!!

no hard feelings..older brother!!!
 
mandeep wake up!who told ya she is getting good response for her ACTING .she will get such response only if she wud have had acted there's nothing in the movie called ACTING......wot u can see are sizziling and errrrratic scenes.i dunno y u defending that female who is not worth it.
Mandeep Bamal (Jun 11, 2003 01:49 p.m.):
and what i m saying is that...even extroverts shoud not judge extroverts...moral and ethical policing it totally out of vouge..one should treat each individual as an individual and stop passing comments that make no sense...btw..mallika got good reviews for her acting and not for her skin show.
 
I guess i owe you an apology for the misunderstanding and so here it is without any hesitation or reservation. Bhool Chook Maaf Kid brother.
Regards
Amit

Mandeep Bamal (Jun 12, 2003 04:12 p.m.):

first thing amit...i passed that comment in a general way..i said that it was not for us to judge mallika sehrawat..ppl should not pass lewd comment abt her...it was not at all abt u passing comment for some other individual or judging someone else..so dont take it personally..i guess this will clear things up....

secondly...i know what comments to save for myself...i dont need any guidelines from u...perhaps u do need some help to correctly interpret wats written for whom!!

no hard feelings..older brother!!!
 
i think rajendra kumar ji has written the crux ...but i would like to add some thing...how much benefit did she get being a jat...did she get this role being a jat gairl ..if yes we have all the rights to pass the judgement on this issue... if not then boss she is doing her job let her live piecefully...she is in the film industry,and being in this industry my experience is exposing or not exposing doen't matter it is the film ...b'coz of it's commercial requirements or artistis requirement actresses do it...and lastly....exposing in a film doesn't mean that they are sleeping with any one...they act and leave the set as any other girl...so we don't have any right to comment on their morality by any standards
 
hmm.....mandeep do u think if u come on the screen with bare body u r brave u r creative.u r an actor........................if its like this then.all PROSTITUTES...can beat all female in creativity ......guts.i m really sorry for using such wotds ...but tell me one thing how many actresses r there in film industry who r surviving bocz of their nudity.........i read so many acticles which have made me feel so damn sick coz of mallika coz they were about mallika........and the title was 17 KISSING SCENES AND SOME NUDITY AND MOVIE IS HIT..........i am not saying she won't get success ......she will definitly earn fame..but of what kind...........i agree no one has right to interfare in anybody's life......and i follow the same principle but tell me is it upto moral ethics....its a question i wanted to put.......see the movie and tell me weas so much of weird scenes were really required.......of course director preferred to put them coz to add spice in it.......anyways can't change other's mind but i m against that too much of nudity and vulgar scenes....
Mandeep Bamal (Jun 11, 2003 05:49 p.m.):
and what i m saying is that...even extroverts shoud not judge extroverts...moral and ethical policing it totally out of vouge..one should treat each individual as an individual and stop passing comments that make no sense...btw..mallika got good reviews for her acting and not for her skin show.
 
Hi Friends,

It was nice to see Mallika at NDTV today giving interview and telling about her next film... She sounded great and very confident what she wants...Definitely she did not look like one who will repeat the same type of films...Hey guys we should invite her to Jatland to join as memebr...Hope some one who knows her personally, will convey the invitation...

Rajendra
 
Dear Community Members,
Greetings!
Its nice to see such over whelming response. If we all contribute like this on subjects which matters to the community, the most, we can really make a difference.
As far as Miss Sehrawat is concerned, she is not on a trial here and we do not have to be her parents. She is an adult individual and can take good care of herself.
In those 17 most cried out kisses, actor also must be there. Why he is not in the picture here? We can not measure same act of different gender with two scales. We need to trust our ladies.
So far success or failure is concerned, trying is important to me. I am glad that she is trying to live up to her dreams. If some one has formula of sure success, please share it with dear members.
If she has made some mistake, will learn from it and please do not forget she is also an human being.
I wish her good luck!
 
Dear All,

I am in complete agreement with Dr Dudee. Each one to his own. Let everyone find happiness in what they think is right. Mallika is an adult and must have thought over it before doing what she did. Her parents are alive to guide her, if needed. And what did she do? A few kissing scenes in a movie. Movies is her livelihood and profession. Encourage her. And whether Himanshu is a Punjabi or a JAT is of no consequence. If there was a supercomputer to give me results of DNA matching of people living from Iran to Western UP in an hour, who knows how many of us would find ourselves in which category.

The point I am trying to make is that how come we have become so judgemental. Who has gives us this authority? And what society? We tell our daughters to dress up from top to toe and then peep into the necklines of others. Come on give me a break!

My advice to fellow members, a humble one, is to please use your broad mindedness on your children. Give them opportunities and freedom that we couldn't get because our parents weren't as broadminded as we think we are. In many cases it is the other way round though.

Though I haven't seen the movie, I saw enough promos and got bored. The only thing I didn't like was that during interviews Mallika kept repeating that she is a girl from a middle class family from a village in Haryana. Indicating perhaps that girls in villages do not kiss and it was something very liberating for her to do these kissing scenes. I see people from villages, who now are city dwellers, smooching on Marine Drive Mumbai at all times of day and night, side by side with other couples. So what?

I too have now become a party to extending this thread a little further.

Lt Col JS Malik (Retd)
JAT BALWAN, JAI BHAGWAN
 
Very effectively presented, Jagmohan Bhai.

Jagmohan Singh Malik (Oct 09, 2003 02:23 a.m.):
Dear All,

I am in complete agreement with Dr Dudee. Each one to his own. Let everyone find happiness in what they think is right. Mallika is an adult and must have thought over it before doing what she did. Her parents are alive to guide her, if needed. And what did she do? A few kissing scenes in a movie. Movies is her livelihood and profession. Encourage her. And whether Himanshu is a Punjabi or a JAT is of no consequence. If there was a supercomputer to give me results of DNA matching of people living from Iran to Western UP in an hour, who knows how many of us would find ourselves in which category.

The point I am trying to make is that how come we have become so judgemental. Who has gives us this authority? And what society? We tell our daughters to dress up from top to toe and then peep into the necklines of others. Come on give me a break!

My advice to fellow members, a humble one, is to please use your broad mindedness on your children. Give them opportunities and freedom that we couldn't get because our parents weren't as broadminded as we think we are. In many cases it is the other way round though.

Though I haven't seen the movie, I saw enough promos and got bored. The only thing I didn't like was that during interviews Mallika kept repeating that she is a girl from a middle class family from a village in Haryana. Indicating perhaps that girls in villages do not kiss and it was something very liberating for her to do these kissing scenes. I see people from villages, who now are city dwellers, smooching on Marine Drive Mumbai at all times of day and night, side by side with other couples. So what?

I too have now become a party to extending this thread a little further.

Lt Col JS Malik (Retd)
JAT BALWAN, JAI BHAGWAN
 
Dear Everybody,

My opinion is that even if a lot of people have talked off to be broadmindedness, but should this word be misused?


I think it is better if we use this broadmindedness to educate the younger generation rather than harming our cultural ethics.


Isn't the opinion of using broadmindedness this way going against our culture?
 
very right :)


Jitender Singh (Oct 09, 2003 12:46 p.m.):
Dear Everybody,

My opinion is that even if a lot of people have talked off to be broadmindedness, but should this word be misused?


I think it is better if we use this broadmindedness to educate the younger generation rather than harming our cultural ethics.


Isn't the opinion of using broadmindedness this way going against our culture?
 
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