We all love our country and i truly believe that we all are proud about it as well. But there are moments when we feel shameful to be part of this whole lot crowd. We all must have read and heard a lot about this whole commotion raised about this KHUSBOO issue and her views. Come on guys, this is a free country and anyone is free enough to voice her/his opinions unless and until it hurts some individual.
We Indians gave KAMASUTRA to this world. We are the second most populous country on earth. And still talking SEX is taboo in our country. You, I and the ones standing outside her house with the broomsticks are products of harmony of a man and women and i believe that we didn’t fall from trees. Khuswanth Singh is correct. We Indians are the biggest Hypocrites in the whole universe..possibly solar system. The most painful thing is the mileage given by the press to this whole issue and making a mount out of molehill. I presume that most of you reading this article have friends in your opposite sex and have a nice relationship with them as well.
Today’s youth I believe, know the boundaries in relationships and barring a few odd people everyone is conscious of their limits. Had a male told the same about pre-marital sex he would have been termed as bold, visionary and ahead of his times. And when the same is uttered by a woman, all hell breaks loose and there is a cloud of doubt on her character. Why double standards? Are people stupid enough to realize that this whole issue has been blown out of proportions by opportunists to make their presence felt in the society? Ultimately pre-marital sex is every person's individual interest and opinion, but what’s wrong in saying that it can be practiced safely.
Sadly and truly, Freedom of Expression exists only in the Airtel ads in our country :-(
13 comments:
Hi Bala
Wish most of em were like us...Who could speak the truth and those who could appreciate it
the sad part is none of chennai's prominent citizen has come out and supported her...except suhasini....
anyway good post and good pic of that boy fishing near ur office...
Hi Deeps
True yaar...now only some people have gathered courage to do so
Wow..i liked that pic too...had spent a lot of tme searching for it :-)
Very very true, Iam really happy that a guy has come up witha post on this, It was not only media but also politics played by a director Thangar bachan . Read The Hindu Sunday (27.11.05) magazine. Thanks harish for writing such a nice post and also commenting on mine.
Hi Sugee
Yeah ur true. It was clear politicisation of a petty isue.
Oh cmon...it would be nice to complement one another...
Harish ....
Ungala ennaku yaarune theriyaathu...
aaaana neenga romba nalla eluthreengaa... sorry type adikeereengaa... keep up the good work
:-( :-)
thats a nice post harish, with all truth. afterall freedom of expression is not just limited to these politacal leaders, who doesn't even remember what they say during election times, and who doesn't bother about their usage of words while criticizing fellow politicians...
Anonymous
Unga peyara solli irukalaam illa ....
Chaitanya
The politicians freedom of expression is limited to fool people and seems ours is to get fooled by em :-(
pesanvanga vaalzkkaiya kelarinaa avanga pesave laayakkilla nu theriyum.
The problem with our society is that people just will not appreciate a good thought. All they think off is how to garner atttention to themselves and their bigoted views which even they dont follow.
Dhanvanth Ji
Summa Nachchunu soneenga
Yup, I was mad about this whole hullabaloo too. I can't believe so many people are spending so much time over the protests... do we really have NO other issue to worry about?
hey harish that was a nice one yaar...Hope to c more articles like this in future too...
/Sadly and truly, Freedom of Expression exists only in the Airtel ads in our country :-(/
Good one!!!The last line of almsot all ur posts is damn witty!!!
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