It began with a post shared by Indian cricket captain Rohit Sharma’s wife on her social media account, entitled “All eyes on Rafah.” In no time, every Indian celebrity had this particular story flashing on their handles.
Indian celebrities, especially those in Bollywood, have forever been desperate for Western recognition. From faking accents to feigning concern, they leave no stone unturned to impress the West. Another fine way to come to the attention of their Western counterparts was to go full woke. And so they did.
The love of anything Muslim comes naturally to Bollywood; most of the early Bollywood artists were Muslims, many with roots in Pakistan. Several of them picked Hindu names in order to fool the Hindu audience after the partition. As the partition left a bitter taste in the Indians, the film industry spent the 1960s and 1970s whitewashing the Muslims and vilifying the Hindus. Actors were at the feet of Islamist don Dawood Ibrahim through the 1980s and 1990s.
By the 2000s, Indian audiences were brainwashed into worshiping the Bollywood fraternity as their idols; Muslim actors were ruling the screen, and self-hating Hindu youth wanted to be them. After the 2008 Mumbai bomb blasts by the Pakistani terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba, eminent Bollywood personalities held Pakistan close to their hearts, and convinced malleable Indian youth that it was all the doing of Hindu extremists.
So when you combine hopeless wokeism with passionate love for the Muslims, you get stories of “All Eyes of Rafah” circulating on blue-tick celeb accounts. They might hide under a rock if asked to point out where Rafah is on the world map.
Bollywood celebs are not very bright. Most are school dropouts; they can’t tell who their sitting president is, and mix him up with an erstwhile king from several centuries ago. Bereft of any general knowledge, they are clueless about which Indian state is fighting insurgency, and which one is calm. They crowd up anti-India, anti-government, and pro-Muslim protests, without basic knowledge of their agenda, and stutter when questioned by journalists. They don’t just lack originality in stories; they fail to bring originality to their real-life personalities.
They post what they are asked to post by their Muslim masters. A popular notion is that they are sent toolkits and do as the kit directs. The Muslim celebs certainly do it for their affliction towards their coreligionists, and others might do it for it may bring them little money or a small role. Some may do it for peer pressure. But we doubt any of these celebs do it because they know nothing about the ongoing war, its developments, or the region’s long history that elicited this war.
They are so unaware that a few of them accused the Israeli forces of beheading and burning babies in Rafah, after remaining silent when Hamas murdered Israeli babies in their cots and car seats. Bollywood women project themselves as feminists with high morals, but how many stood in protest when Hamas paraded a woman’s semi-naked body, gloating over killing and raping her? Women were lined up and sexually assaulted by dozens of Islamic terrorists before being shot dead, and none from the loud Bollywood feminist brigade spared a whimper.
Now it’s not Israeli or Jewish women and children whose deaths fail to move the Bollywood cabal.
Over the past couple of months, many tragic incidents occurred in India. Mohammad Sajid and Mohammad Javed butchered two Hindu children and allegedly drank their blood during Ramadan. The incident sent tremors across the nation, but Bollywood remained happily unaware.
On May 26, the very day the Rafah episode took place, a massive fire in a Delhi hospital killed seven children, including infants as young as 50 days old. Not a note of condolence was shared by the celebs, who appeared shattered by Israel’s alleged actions in Rafah.
News of thousands of Hindu women in Sandeshkhali, West Bengal, being raped and assaulted by local Islamic leader Sk Sahajahan had a horrid impact on people countrywide, but Bollywood, known for its feminists, remained unfazed.
Why, you ask? Because to them, all that is unfair is fair enough when a Muslim does it. They can’t offend their masters.
The industry is India’s soft power, and it is orchestrated by powerful Muslims hiding behind a veneer of secularism in order to indoctrinate India’s youth. Glorification of harem culture, exaltation of Islamic criminals through biographies, and gathering sympathy for terrorists by vilifying the victims of Islamic jihad attacks — they have done it all.
Unfortunately for them, post-2014 India is different, and so are Indians. The youth can see through the facade of their favorite celebrities. Their “act” was met with strong criticism by netizens. Of course, the leftist-Islamic cabal stepped in to defend and promote their kind gesture, but the propaganda found few buyers in India.
somehistory says
Most movies are pure fiction. It’s all an act. And just as the movies are fake, so are most of the people who participate in making them. Those ones believe the hype put out by their agents and movie promotors. (sarandon, de niro, …)
It’s unreal that people still fall for the idea that actors are special because they act and get paid for doing so. And it’s even worse when mozlums are looked to as being special, because not only are the actors among them fakes, but in real life, they lie like the dirty carpets upon which they *pray to prey*.
AT says
Most Urduwood movies are anti-Bharat anti-Hindu propaganda. And thew language is not Hindu but Urdu sprinkled with mostly English and some Hindi, LOL.
James Lincoln says
somehistory says,
“It’s unreal that people still fall for the idea that actors are special because they act and get paid for doing so.”
Understand.
That being said, I can certainly appreciate good acting.
But it should never be assumed that the actor / actress has abilities beyond acting.
They may – or they may not…
somehistory says
I agree, James. I have enjoyed some good movies, good television. I have watched the Magnificent Seven, Key Largo, Twelve Angry Men, Rear Window, The Cowboys, The Blob, To Kill A Mockingbird, and some others, (Clint Eastwood movies and tv) more times than I could count. My kids teased me over the number of times I watched Executive Decision.
And some of the people I have seen in tv and movies, have impressed me immensely. But they are subject to the same frailties as the rest of us.
Writing of abilities beyond acting; I never knew until watching the Ozzie and Harriet series that David and Ricky could do more than “act” sing and play music. I’m sure that some other actors must also be able to do things outside their acting career.
These people may know a lot, but we don’t necessarily have to believe everything they say about life, politics, religion, etc. and certainly don’t have to know every detail about their personal lives.
And if they lead immoral lives, they are not to be copied….by those who wish to be moral.
James Lincoln says
All true, somehistory.
And thank you for your reply.
Ben says
Bollywood is a degenerate cesspool. Just like Hollywood. I wouldn’t mind it if that garbage was buried 6 feet deep.
࿗Infidel࿘ says
Absolutely. For Hollywood, there was a time when it produced good movies. But for Bollywood, that time was never
Ray Jarman says
Unlike many countries in the West, India has awakened to the lies and horror that is the foundation of the cult of the horrific ostensible prophet. My prayer for India is that Modi carries out the promises he has made and protects Hindus from cult’s terror, especially on women who are often kidnapped and forced into the cultish marriage leaving the families’ no alternative course.
It is astonishingly how people here in the US consider actors and actresses worth listening to. For the most part, they only use words put into their mouths and how to express the words by a director, so why would anyone listen to what most of them say?
࿗Infidel࿘ says
Ray
You’ve missed out what Modi has been doing particularly the last 5 years. Appeasement of muslims has become a habit w/ his regime. The number of crimes that have been done against Hindus in the last 5 years is unprecedented, and that too in BJP ruled states. Eg regarding this story, the Indian government has condemned the Israelis for Rafah, whatever that means, and all of India’s votes in the UN since October 7th have been pro-Hamas, not pro-Israel, even though the overwhelming support among Hindus is for Israel
Tomorrow, the results of the elections that have just concluded in India will be out, and I just hope that there is a hung parliament, so that all political parties learn not to take Hindus for granted
Ray Jarman says
Thanks Infidel. I stand corrected.
Varun says
Loved it…I have stopped watching their movies…:)
Mark Spahn (West Seneca, NY) says
Thank you, Ashlyn Davis, for this overview of the movie industry in India (dominated by Muslims, not Hindus; I didn’t know that). You speak of “thousands of Hindu women in Sandeshkhali, West Bengal, being raped and assaulted by local Islamic leader Sk Sahajahan.” How long did it take for Mr. Sahajahan to carry out this rape-a-thon? He must be serving a long prison sentence. (And what were his parents thinking when they gave him the unpronounceable name “Sk”?)
OLD GUY says
When Hamas and Islamic followers burn down the Hollywood studios they will get the message and wonder what happened. Some people have to wait for the rock to fall on their head before they get the message.
memi says
Hinduphobia, Christianophobia and anti-Semitism are today’s “trendy” phobias. They are the phobias that indoctrinate and mislead the so-called “woke” “diversive” and “inclusive” crowd in universities and outside the ivory tower.
India is undergoing changes and unless Modi deals with the Pakistani islamists (Erdogan’s “bros”) the very existence of India is in doubt. Modi should not appease these terrorist elements as Hamas is finding a foothold in Asia and its propaganda via Qatar’s Islamist “Al-Jeera” fake news, or news “credibly” written by European and American propagandised “journalists”.
Thank you for an enlightening article on Bollywood and its Islamist Sharia law agenda for Gloria Steinem’s crowd of “feminists” who should wake up and smell the Sharia coffee coming along their way soon at a theater (of War) near you!
memi says
Thank you, Ashlyn Davis, for a most informative and enlightening article on the infiltration of Islamist ideology in Bollywood’s hierarchy! Audiences in India, EU and U.S. should take note and those who are not fond of Sharia misogynist, homophobic, Christianophobic and Hinduphobic message shoudl really “wake” up!