Shilpa is in news again, thanks to her, Richard Gere, and the nation's no. 1 news channel - Aajtak.
The not-so-general public, the moral brigade, the guardians of Indian culture - generated a lot of heat because Richard Gere kissed Shilpa Shetty on the cheek.
There were several reactions, and if you are not a cultural-moral policeman - you will find them hillarious.
- Shilpa Shetty defending Richard Gere - "It was an impromptu act he did for the audience’s entertainment."
We were certainly entertained. The credit definitely goes to you and the moral-brigade, and of-course to Aajtak for bringing the issue in prominence.
- Shilpa Shetty criticising the moral brigade - "It is really sad that the issue for which the two of us came together, AIDS, was totally sidelined and this frivolous issue has got prominence."
Good you realized you were indulging in a lot of frivolous acts these days.
- A moral-general - "We are a culture that worships women, we believe in ‘nari shakti (woman power)’. Padmavati, Durgavati and Rani Laxmibai are our ideals."
Oh! Cut the crap man. We all know what you do when you are not morally policing the rest of India.
- The real reason - "We are not bothered about how many times he kisses how many women in Hollywood. We are troubled with Shilpa’s behaviour. When the man was being outrageously indecent before a large gathering, why did she keep giggling?"
Whats the real issue here? Was it the man's indecency before a large gathering, or was it Shilpa's giggling? Decide your problem dear
Monday, April 16, 2007
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