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"Will Show Modi Government How To Treat Minorities," Says Imran Khan
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Saturday said he will "show" the Narendra Modi government "how to treat minorities", amidst a controversy over Bollywood actor Naseeruddin Shah's remarks on mob violence in India.
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Aamir Khan Trends For Breaking Award Show Rule, Twitter's Not Sure How To React
This is significant enough for the actor to be hotly discussed on social media for two reasons - firstly, Aamir Khan famously doesn't attend award shows; secondly, he was condemned by the RSS and others two years ago for certain remarks he made about 'intolerance' in India
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Amitabh Bachchan Gets 26 Million Followers On Twitter
Superstar Amitabh Bachchan now has 26 million followers on microblogging site Twitter. "Thank you Twitter for my intolerance," tweeted the 74-year-old actor
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Karan Johar Says Kangana Ranaut 'Nailed' His Talk Show Koffee With Karan
Filmmaker Karan Johar said that Kangana was better than the other celebrities in the show's rapid fire round segment
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Kangana Ranaut Vs Karan Johar On Nepotism: What Other Stars Say
Kangana had told Karan Johar: "In my biopic, if ever it's made, you'll play that stereotypical Bollywood biggie, who is like you know, very snooty and completely intolerant towards outsiders, flag-bearer of nepotism, the movie mafia"
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Anupam Kher Says Only The Rich and Famous Talk of 'Intolerence'
"This is a no debate. The rich and the famous are talking of intolerance. If you ask a man on the street, they won't talk about intolerance. All they want is food two times a day. Those with a champagne in a glass are only talking about it," Mr Kher said
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Aamir Khan Clarifies He 'Never Said' India Was Intolerant
"I never said India was intolerant, I was wrongly quoted. To speak about 'rising intolerance' and to say India is 'intolerant' are two different things," the actor said. "I had said in my interview that there was a sense of depression, a sense of despondency, a feeling of insecurity and intolerance was growing. But these are entirely two different ...
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VHP Protests Against Shooting of Shah Rukh Khan's Raees in Gujarat
"Shah Rukh Khan should think, living in this country which gave him name, fame and riches; if he goes on speaking about non-existent intolerance, the VHP will never forgive," Gujarat VHP general secretary Ranchod Bharwad said. VHP members shouted slogans and also burnt and tore his posters
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Shah Rukh Khan On When He Will Talk About 'Intolerance'
Asked whether he felt that his 'intolerance' remark had made people 'conscious' in the society, Shah Rukh responded: "I feel there is a specific platform for everything. Here we are talking about kids, so it would be good to talk about this on a platform where it is being discussed"
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Shatrughan Sinha: It is Childish of Bollywood to Speak of 'Intolerance'
"A lot of people from the film industry brought up the issues of intolerance in haste, and it is childish to do so. I don't stand by them," Shatrughan Sinha said during a session on the last day of the Jaipur Literature Festival. Mr Sinha said that he agreed with Kajol's remarks about there being "no barrier, line, caste or creed in Bollywood"
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"Will Show Modi Government How To Treat Minorities," Says Imran Khan
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Saturday said he will "show" the Narendra Modi government "how to treat minorities", amidst a controversy over Bollywood actor Naseeruddin Shah's remarks on mob violence in India.
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Aamir Khan Trends For Breaking Award Show Rule, Twitter's Not Sure How To React
This is significant enough for the actor to be hotly discussed on social media for two reasons - firstly, Aamir Khan famously doesn't attend award shows; secondly, he was condemned by the RSS and others two years ago for certain remarks he made about 'intolerance' in India
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Amitabh Bachchan Gets 26 Million Followers On Twitter
Superstar Amitabh Bachchan now has 26 million followers on microblogging site Twitter. "Thank you Twitter for my intolerance," tweeted the 74-year-old actor
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Karan Johar Says Kangana Ranaut 'Nailed' His Talk Show Koffee With Karan
Filmmaker Karan Johar said that Kangana was better than the other celebrities in the show's rapid fire round segment
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Kangana Ranaut Vs Karan Johar On Nepotism: What Other Stars Say
Kangana had told Karan Johar: "In my biopic, if ever it's made, you'll play that stereotypical Bollywood biggie, who is like you know, very snooty and completely intolerant towards outsiders, flag-bearer of nepotism, the movie mafia"
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Anupam Kher Says Only The Rich and Famous Talk of 'Intolerence'
"This is a no debate. The rich and the famous are talking of intolerance. If you ask a man on the street, they won't talk about intolerance. All they want is food two times a day. Those with a champagne in a glass are only talking about it," Mr Kher said
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Aamir Khan Clarifies He 'Never Said' India Was Intolerant
"I never said India was intolerant, I was wrongly quoted. To speak about 'rising intolerance' and to say India is 'intolerant' are two different things," the actor said. "I had said in my interview that there was a sense of depression, a sense of despondency, a feeling of insecurity and intolerance was growing. But these are entirely two different ...
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VHP Protests Against Shooting of Shah Rukh Khan's Raees in Gujarat
"Shah Rukh Khan should think, living in this country which gave him name, fame and riches; if he goes on speaking about non-existent intolerance, the VHP will never forgive," Gujarat VHP general secretary Ranchod Bharwad said. VHP members shouted slogans and also burnt and tore his posters
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Shah Rukh Khan On When He Will Talk About 'Intolerance'
Asked whether he felt that his 'intolerance' remark had made people 'conscious' in the society, Shah Rukh responded: "I feel there is a specific platform for everything. Here we are talking about kids, so it would be good to talk about this on a platform where it is being discussed"
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Shatrughan Sinha: It is Childish of Bollywood to Speak of 'Intolerance'
"A lot of people from the film industry brought up the issues of intolerance in haste, and it is childish to do so. I don't stand by them," Shatrughan Sinha said during a session on the last day of the Jaipur Literature Festival. Mr Sinha said that he agreed with Kajol's remarks about there being "no barrier, line, caste or creed in Bollywood"
