HYpoCRisY
Let’s talk about Dhurandhar. I watched this panel on NDTV, a mix of political representatives, film critics, and a few public figures. And honestly, the problem wasn’t disagreement, disagreement is healthy. The problem was the level of conversation. It felt like a lot of noise, very little clarity. Every second line was the same word, propaganda, repeated like a reflex, not like a thought. And when a discussion starts sounding like repetition instead of reasoning, you know something is off. Let’s start with something basic, something people keep ignoring, choice. If you don’t like a film, don’t watch it. It’s that simple. You’re not being forced. You have agency. But instead of using that, people jump straight into outrage. And outrage without understanding is just performance. Now coming to the uncomfortable part. When we talk about figures like Atiq Ahmed, let’s not pretend this is some abstract debate. There is a documented history of crime, fear, and power structu...