Half of our country is full of disgruntled jealous and illiterate people. One lady here sbhya is complaining that why Mr Bachchan said that IIFA is Indian movie representation and he should have limited it only to Hindi! Let me tell u sbhaya that IIFA is just 4 years old. And IIFA is open for all. There is huge ego problem with south indians. they don't see india united but divided on petty things like language and region. Everytime IIFA called south Indian movie makers and personalities to join it. Last year just few actors went there. And lady must know in IIFA south Indian films are also screened. I dont see any such complain coming from Bhojpuri, marathi and north eastern people. problem with south Indians are deep. And those who r thinki And those who r blaming AB for being money seeker..let me tell you that IIFA is not his ghar ki kheti but a body of Indian moviemakers who made AB ambassador for international reco of Indian movies. And this all you know that AB is the biggest star of world. He is not running for money and just doing his job as you do for ur money? not you? At list he is better than SRK type of stars who dance for money in receptions and marriages.
RE:Amitabh bachchan is Pride of India
by Indian on Nov 14, 2006 01:37 AM Permalink
Hi Rohit/All,
Once again, why we have this descrimiation like north India and south India. If one persons speaks bad, can you declare entire south indians as bad people. Don't do this brother? If you want to correct someone's statement, do it as an elderly brother with maturity. Our mother India is facing lot of problems from enemies within and outside. Let us fight these evils with our combined effort.I respect Mr. Bachhan for his acting and he is making money as he is worth of it. Long Live Bachhan saab.
RE:Amitabh bachchan is Pride of India
by Amy on Nov 11, 2006 05:02 PM Permalink
Very well said Rohit,,, I think your answer will keep the mouths of these stupid people shut. Mr. AB and his family are working hard to get the money. Its not growing on trees for them.
