I suggest you all to see "Gadar", you won't regret it.

[Husar]

About the excellent movie "Gadar":

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/1410142.stm

"Wednesday, 27 June, 2001, 12:24 GMT 13:24 UK
Storm over Partition love story

A period film with an inter-religious love theme

By Sanjeev Srivastava in Bombay
A new Bollywood film about Hindu-Muslim romance in the turbulent times of the subcontinent's 1947 partition is threatening to turn sour.

Some Indian Muslims are protesting against the film - Gadar: Ek Prem Katha (Rebellion: A Love Story) for its "anti-Islamic" bias.

[Gadar] confuses the issue of nationalism, religion and identities
 
Actress and politician Shabana Azmi 
The president of the Bombay Muslim League, Mohammad Farooq Azam, has called on Muslims to boycott Indian satellite television channel Zee TV, which has produced the film.

A few cinema theatres in the cities of Bhopal, Ahmedabad and Bhiwandi have been damaged in the past few days by Muslim youth opposing the film.

However, in most Indian cities where the film was released two weeks ago, the film is doing well and screenings have not been interrupted.

'Delete scenes'

The Muslim League has asked the authorities either to ban the film or delete certain scenes it objects to by Thursday.

It plans street demonstrations from Friday in different parts of the country.

Bal Thackeray: Stinging editorial in his party organ
 
"We have no choice but to call for a boycott of Zee as the officials of the channel, as well as the film's producer, refuse to acknowledge they have made any mistake in portraying Muslims the way they have done in the film," Mohammad Farooq Azam told the BBC.

According to Mr Azam the film depicts Muslims as barbaric rapists who instigated partition riots.

He also objects to the fact that the film does not show the suffering of Muslims in the same way it talks about the pain Hindus went through at the time of partition.

And he is opposed to the film's female lead being named Sakina, a name held in reverence by Muslims.

'Provocative'

It is not only organisations like the Muslim League which are opposing the film.

Prominent community leaders like film star turned politician Shabana Azmi has also described the film as "provocative which positions Muslims as the Other".

Nobody has approached us with objections
 
Film producer Nitin Keni 
She also says the film "confuses the issue of nationalism, religion and identities without dealing with the complexities of the pain the Partition created in its wake".

Azmi who also starred in a controversial film - Fire - based on a lesbian relationship which was opposed by rightwing Hindu organisations a couple of years ago - does not subscribe to the view that Gadar be banned.

She says the film has been passed by the Indian Censor Board and the country's constitution upholds the right of freedom of expression and that should be honoured even in "trying circumstances".

Unmoved

The film's producer, Nitin Keni, told the BBC that there are no plans to make any changes in the film.

Bombay police are braced for trouble
 
"Nobody has approached us with objections. We do not even know which scenes are objectionable in the eyes of those opposing the film," Mr Keni said.

He argued that the film was a love story which talked about peace, happiness and love.

Some analysts are now concerned that the controversy may take a communal turn especially in cities like Bombay where the leader of the ultra-nationalist Hindu Shiv Sena party, Bal Thackeray, has written a stinging front page editorial in his party newspaper against those Muslims opposing the film.

Authorities are not taking any chances and security arrangements have been tightened in cinemas showing Gadar.

"We don't foresee trouble. But its best to be prepared for any eventuality," YC Pawar, joint commissioner police said."


 
 

"Hindustan zind abad !!!"
"Хиндустан влада !!!"
"Hindustan vlada !!!"
"Hindustan rules !!!"


 

 

[Husar]

The bearded man on the picture is our Hero.
The woman in his arms is a young paki-muSSlim
that falls in love with him, slowly, but surely.
The story occurs when muSSlim Indians,
called "pakistani", separated themselves
from their Brothers-in-Blood, the Hinduist Indians...

...because issslam is sooo great,
that a (muSSlim) Brother forgets/hates/wants
to slaughter his own (non-muSSlim yet) Brother.

(The same occured between
muSSlim Serbs and Christian Serbs.
The muSSlims ones wanted to
"clear" "their" Land of the non-muSSlim ones...)

If you want to see a hero fighting against muSSlim Slimes,
if you want to hear him shouting "HINDUSTAN ZINDABAD !!!"
(meaning "HINDUSTAN RULES !!!") in front of the very pakistan's "authorities,
if you want to listen to great indian Music,
if you want to enjoy something like three hours of anti-muSSlim fight,
this film is to be seen, absolutely.

For all JTFers !!!

[Electra]

I just want to add that name Pakistan is a direct insult to Indians. Paki means Clean, stan (meaning place of residence) means Land of the Pure. Ironically Pakistan is very dirty place. Irony.

[newman]

I just want to add that name Pakistan is a direct insult to Indians. Paki means Clean, stan (meaning place of residence) means Land of the Pure. Ironically Pakistan is very dirty place. Irony.

Pak(rape)istan is a more accurate name given iSSlam's affinity for and approval of the pack-rape of woman.

[Electra]

And if a male member of family does something wrong in Pakistan (like fall in love with a wrong woman), they get his sister/daughter/mother to be ganged raped as punishment.

The Islamic progression!!!

[Husar]

So, allow me to invite you, once more, to see this "Gadar" wonderful movie:
You will appreciate it very much, believe me.

I have it in my Indian movies little collection.

I saw it a hundred times now.

I have a copy without any english sub-title...
it's all in Indian...and I understood everything
a Serbian or an Australian had to understand:
issslam kills, and that's it.

Just seat down, have some pop-corn,
or anything similar, add a drink nearby,
and enjoy (feel rage/anger)...

 

[Husar]

Please, Brothers and Sisters,
what do you think about this movie ?

 

[Husar]

Smash muSSlimonkeys,
like an Indian/Serbian
ROARING LION !!!

(excerpt of "Gadar", you can find the movie, in youtube !!!)



Go on Brothers and Sisters !!!

 

[genteelgentile]

  I  know I want to see it.  Does it have all the cool dancing and singing of the typical Bollywood film?

[Husar]

Yes it has, dear genteelgentile.

Not only is it "cool" this time,
but it's heart-taking.

Once again, I have a copy of this wonderful movie,
and it's not even sub-titled in english !!!
Yet, everything in it (except the muSSlim hordes)
is SO Human, that you need no translation...
...it speaks directly to your (infindel) heart.

This film was a great surprise for me.
One day, I went in an Hindu shop, in Paris.
I asked them for a nationalistic movie.
they showed me "Gadar", "Indian", "L.O.C." (Line of Control)...
I bought all of them, and do not regret a single cent.

You hate isslamongers ?
You will adore Indians (and Serbians, and israelis).

As for you, if you wish, you can watch this movie right from youtube,
it is cutted in many parts, yet, it's possible to watch it like this.
But I'm convinced it's better to buy a copy,
since it will show the movie has success...

 

Go on.
You won't regret watching it.
And feel free, please,
to tell me your thinking about it.

 

[Husar]

Part one of "Gadar".

See how the muSSlim Indians (future pakis)
come to slaughter their very
Indian (NUT non-muSSlim) brothers,
shouting zombie-slogan "alllahuakkkbar!!!"...



 

In this excerpt, you will discover
our bearded hero: Tara,
with a sword in his hand.
The name of this fantastic,
extremly sympathetic
actor is Sunny Deol.
God Bless Him.

 

[Husar]

Part two:



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ENJOY.

 

[Mstislav]

I just want to add that name Pakistan is a direct insult to Indians. Paki means Clean, stan (meaning place of residence) means Land of the Pure. Ironically Pakistan is very dirty place. Irony.

With islam, you will find many examples of irony.

[Husar]

I'm proud to insist about this movie.

Serbian (especially) Brothers and Sisters,
look at this movie: you will see a lot of
similarities with what WE Serbs went trough
all these past centuries, and what we are going through NOW.

Indians, once Hinduists or Buddists,
then, isslam came in India,
created pakistanis out of Indians,
exactly like isslam invading Serbian Lands,
creating the nowadays "bosnians"....

Then, converted to isslam,
Indian and Serbian muSSlims
just wish to convert or slaughter
their non-muSSlim Brothers and Sisters...

Look in the movie,
how TARA (our Hero)
"baptizes" his future wife,
and makes a Hindu out of her,
like her Ancestors were.

Yes, Tara puts a red spot
between the eyes of Sakina.
He makes an Hinduist out of her,
anew.

This red spot is red,
because it is blood.

We Christian Serbs,
have the Sacred Duty
to baptize our "bosnian muSSlim"
Sisters, for their own Good,
so that they can re-embrace their
Ancestry again, like once,
a long time ago.

Then, Tara has a Child with his wife, a Son.
This son, the future of India,
wishes to FIGHT with his Father,
against the enemies of India.

 

Please, brothers and Sisters,
watch this "Gadar" (Mutiny) movie.

 

[Mstislav]

Not Hindu, A Sikh. They both wear the red powder on their forehead and the frontal area on the head between the parting of the hair.

[Husar]

Not Hindu, A Sikh. They both wear the red powder on their forehead and the frontal area on the head between the parting of the hair.

You're right,
but still, they (our Heroes) shout:

"Hindustan zindabad !!!"

Something like:

"Hindustan (Place of the Hindus/Indians) rules !!!"

(By the way, "Stan" is a Serbian word
meaning..."Place"/"Apartment".)

The main actor playing Tara,
Sunny Deol, has played in another
nationalistic Indian movie:
"Indian".

[Mstislav]

I recommend you see 'The Hero: Love Story Of A Spy'. Sunny Deol and Amrish Puri (the guy who plays Sakina's father) are also in it and also on opposing sides.

[Husar]

So, Mstislav,
you're acknowledged with Sunny Deol ?

That's nice.

I'll try to see it.

Thanks.

 

You also have "L.O.C." (Line Of Control),
Indian movie about Indian Soldiers
versus pakimuSSlimongers.

 

[Mstislav]

So, Mstislav,
you're acknowledged with Sunny Deol ?

That's nice.

I'll try to see it.

Thanks.

 

You also have "L.O.C." (Line Of Control),
Indian movie about Indian Soldiers
versus pakimuSSlimongers.

 

I will look for L.O.C. Movies where the plot is India vs. pakiland are my favourites.

[Husar]

Here's an UNFRIENDLY link displaying L.O.C. Line of Control:

http://www.heroic-cinema.com/reviews/loc

It is said, there:

"Less excusable is the obvious racism of the film. After close to four hours of calling Pakistani soldiers dogs, motherf$#%ers and sisterf$#%ers (as the subtitles expressed it), a virtuous speech about the fact that Pakistani soldiers were human too and also had families had a hollow ring. This may be an insight into how racist other war films can be if you are sitting outside the dominant paradigm. (I’m thinking about US war films generally, but a great example is another kind of Indian film, Dances With Wolves, which seems very liberally minded in its embracing of Sioux culture, but if you happen to be a Pawnee Indian the film is universally regarded as racist claptrap). I am not suggesting that there is anything unusual in the racism represented in Line of Control. But certainly this flick in service of Mother India will not making that country any friends north of the border. Given its dullness, this movie is unlikely to making friends any where else either."

 

Poor pityful "guy" writing this...
Of course pakibutcherpigs are dogs !

 

And, who cares about some hypotetical
"friend" "north of the border" ?

Is he calling the pakis "friend" ?!...

 

And this film made myself
a FRIEND (for the least),
of Mother India.

 

[Husar]

Better link:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0347416/

A comment made there:

"A wonderful movie...a tribute to our brave soldiers., 31 January 2005


Author: geetha_mateo from India

LOC is one of the most moving movies ever made. The movie is based on the war that actually happened in Kargil between India and Pakistan. LOC is a tribute, a homage to our brave and selfless soldiers who have laid down their lives to safeguard ours. This movie has made me realize the extent of sacrifice a soldier makes to protect us scores of civilians most of whom he does not even know. It has made me see them in a completely different light and i cannot help but appreciate the effort of a film maker who has tried to immortalize their sacrifice on the celluloid.

The movie is long. But that is because the script demands it. The movie has an amazing cast and everyone has given outstanding performances. It is an emotional journey and a saga of unseen bravery and unimaginable strength of character.

The film's characters represent the Kargil martyrs and the other brave soldiers of the Indian Army. So you have Captain Anuj Nayyar, Captain Vikram Batra, Lieutenant Manoj Pandey, Lieutenant Colonel Y K Joshi and many of the other brave men who authored the script that made India the winner in the Kargil war. It captures their valor in the field of battle, shows how they dealt with each new challenge and each new hardship with renewed vigor, how they motivated the soldiers under their command under the most pressured conditions and how they destroyed their enemies. It encapsulates the soldier's quest for victory in extremely hostile conditions.

LOC Kargil is based on authentic research and gives you the events as they took place. A lot of care has been taken to see that the film is accurate even in its minutest detail. The background score and dialogs are gripping. The songs too, are pretty intense and have been extremely well written and composed. The lyrics motivate you, move you and also wrench your heart out.

LOC tries to tell the story of the soldiers and their families. It tells you about the sacrifice that a soldier makes for his country and the loss that his family suffers in the process. As the trailers said..."every bullet in a war finds its mark... into a woman's heart". A lot of soldiers died in the Kargil war and this movie makes an effort to show their sacrifice before we forget it. It is a must watch, especially for every Indian in the world."

 

[Husar]

Other L.O.C. Kargil links:

http://www.bollywoodpremiere.com/movies/preview/loc_kargil.php

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LOC_Kargil

 

[Husar]

INDIA

above

pakistan



 

Interesting, on the border
between India and pakistan:

http://www.tribuneindia.com/2006/20061203/spectrum/main1.htm

And here, you've got Monthy Python's
Michael Palin himself (!!!)
commenting the Wagah Border ceremony:

[Mstislav]

  There is the 'r' word again. What is racist about insulting pakis?

[Husar]

There is the 'r' word again. What is racist about insulting pakis?

They'd just like to dhimmi-fy us...