Tara retweeted
Aaj ke din ko I officially declare #GauravKhanna day ⚫🫶🏻
Poori kaaynat GK content de rahi🥹
@iamgauravkhanna, aap bhi vlog post kar hi do 😌 Y break the chain?
#KhannaKaKhaandaan
instagram.com/p/DfRZVxwEcmr/
Tara retweeted
i don't care what some of y'all's qualifications are but a 6 year old girl nearly DIED and you still have the nerve to be understanding toward that 8 year old motherfucker. all this bullshit about "yeah but he's still a child" do you... even grasp the gravity of what happened
Tara retweeted
If a rainbow in front of a waterfall looks fake to most of the audience,, that is not the audience failing. That is the director & the cinematographer failing to make it look convincing on screen. It is literally their job to make every frame believable.
The onus should never be on the viewer to watch a BTS to appreciate the frames. It is always on the creators to get it right in the frame. Stop blaming the audience for reacting to what is being shown to them
Tara retweeted
Pops w/his bachchi 🥹🫶🏻 #AnujKapadia & #AadhyaKapadia👌🏻
#GauravKhanna spotted w/#AurraBhatnagarBadoni aftr a looong time.
Man is alwys so happy w/his babie girls🥹🤞🏻
Tara retweeted
Remove those legs without anesthesia 😋
🚨 BREAKING NEWS | ANANTAPUR INCIDENT 🚨
Doctors say Hemant, accused in the Raptadu attack case, may lose both legs. Three bullets are lodged in his legs. He has received four units of blood and is on oxygen support.
#BreakingNews #Raptadu #AndhraPradesh #Anantapurincident
Tara retweeted
A 61 year old man romancing 39 year old Deepika is “chill”, but the same in Telugu is “baffling”.
This chutiya will stoop to any low to suck SRK's ass and shit on Telugu films
Laidback, wholesome and chill vibes with the new single of #King
It’s always fun to see SRK & Deepika together on screen.
The visuals of how Siddharth Anand captures songs however have become derivatives of what once worked (Besharam Rang, Ishq Jaisa Kuch) : they all end looking the same
Fun nonetheless
Tara retweeted
They love dragging dhurandhar, ranveer and dhar into every possible conversation, don’t they? It’s almost been a year and these numbnuts still haven’t moved on. The film rattled them so badly that they can’t go a single week without linking it to something completely unrelated. Whether it’s the neet paper leak or vote chori or some tragedy or a random controversy, they’ll somehow find a way to drag its makers into it. Always.
They know perfectly well that dhurandhar has nothing to do with misogyny. Yet they’ll keep branding dhar a misogynist and the film misogynistic. They also know perfectly well that the film is about an Indian operative going undercover in enemy territory to combat terrorism. Yet they’ll continue reducing it to some nonsensical violence and gore fest. They’re so desperate and obsessed with discrediting the film that no matter what it takes they’ll go to any lengths to undermine it simply because it doesn’t fit their worldview. So fcuking bizarre.
The average viewer watched it, enjoyed it and moved the fcuk on. But these dumbfcuks haven’t.
Tara retweeted
No NRI came back to India after watching Swadesh.
No Minister got deleted after watching Rang de basanti.
No poor guy became rich in a year after watching Dhadkan.
Stop blaming movies for all the violence, blaming animal, KGF or pushpa for the violance is dumb take.
If you want to ban something then ban social media for children and teenagers, attention span of people got messed up, people lost their pateint that's the major problem.
Tara retweeted
Imagine every time a crime happens in America , Americans start tweeting against Tarantino and Scorsese for enabling this . That’s how retarded people are in this country.
Also interesting how only Sandeep reddy and Aditya Dhar are tagged , not Anurag Kashyap or quite literally every other director. What is Indian cinema if not romance and hero annihilating gazillion people.
Movie so good that these people have to pretend that the whole action genre is toxic and harmful to get people to hate it lol.
Tara retweeted
Many are blaming film violence for two horrific crimes in Panchkula and Andhra Pradesh.
I am not a fan of extreme violence in films, but using films as a scapegoat shifts accountability away from perpetrators and obscures the root cause of violent behavior. Millions of people worldwide consume the exact same media daily without engaging in violent acts, demonstrating that exposure to violent cinema does not inherently cause violent behavior.
Perpetrators of brutal crimes act out of severe psychological pathologies. Cinema functions at most as an incidental backdrop or superficial catalyst for pre-existing impulses. In fact, violent, psychopathic behavior existed long before the invention of motion pictures. If you remove cinema from the equation, psychopaths would inevitably find alternative triggers or outlets to execute their intent.
Criminal liability rests solely on the individuals who choose to commit these acts, not on the content they consume, unless that content actively encourages crime, such as content that encourages people to turn to terrorism.
Tara retweeted
on this gruesome incident…around 95% of the people here on twitter are blaming and questioning cinema and filmmakers…while barely 5% are actually concerned about what happened and asking the real questions like…how can a guy carrying a chainsaw enter a school premises in broad daylight?..thats a question of security…wt makes a 21 yr old to think that committing such an act is the right thing to do???…thats a question of education and upbringing and parenting...and if the substance abuse was involved…thats a question of law enforcement…yeah man busy people and jobless people and all sorts of people will talk about cinema because its easy….but dont let the debate about cinema become a convenient distraction from asking difficult questions about security and accountability and individual responsibility and the circumstances that led to the incident.…and I “GENUINELY” hope people are at least sensible enough to understand that we didnt start eating food by watching gordan ramsays cooking shows.
Tara retweeted
You wouldn’t want people judging you by what you wear, so why judge a filmmaker by the actions of a criminal..?? Accountability belongs to the person who commits the crime not someone who creates fiction.🙏
