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“We never hated Hardik Pandya”
We never hated Hardik Pandya. He was one of the finest talents discovered by Mumbai Indians after Bumrah. He was one of our own! 💙
Even when he decided to leave MI for Gujarat Titans, we wished him well. When he lifted the trophy with GT, MI fans celebrated his success because we always considered him our own.
Things changed only after some of his comments about Mumbai Indians in interviews, the same franchise that gave him recognition and shaped his career and after all this comments again returning to MI with certain Conditions and making mistakes after mistakes in captaincy and not showing Respect towards seniors,
All these incidents led to disappointment among the fans.
Now, it's time to move on. What's gone is gone!
As he starts a new journey in the Red Jersey, we wish him nothing but the very best.
Thank you 𝗛𝗮𝗿𝗱𝗶𝗸 𝗣𝗮𝗻𝗱𝘆𝗮 for everything you gave Mumbai Indians. All the memories, performances will always be cherished. You were always one of our own 💙
#MumbaiIndians
Shardulkar retweeted
Going the marvel route
This guy will change Indian cinema for good
#NamitMalhotra, speaking to CNN about #RamayanaMovie:
“I’m not motivated by the bean-counter logic of, ‘How much money did we make or not make’. If we don’t make money with the movies, we’ll make it in the merchandise. If we don’t make it in the merchandise, we’ll make it in the theme park. If we don’t make it in the theme park, we’ll make it some other way.
This is the story of Lord Ram, OK? There is no version of this where people don’t like (the movies) and it does not drive economic upside.”
Shardulkar retweeted
#NamitMalhotra, speaking to CNN about #RamayanaMovie:
“I’m not motivated by the bean-counter logic of, ‘How much money did we make or not make’. If we don’t make money with the movies, we’ll make it in the merchandise. If we don’t make it in the merchandise, we’ll make it in the theme park. If we don’t make it in the theme park, we’ll make it some other way.
This is the story of Lord Ram, OK? There is no version of this where people don’t like (the movies) and it does not drive economic upside.”
Shardulkar retweeted
For 20 years, my husband has never got a holiday on #Deepavali from his hospital job. Every single Diwali, he has been serving patients and coming back next day. Do you even realise there are people who work there? There are in-patients and relatives who feel depressed. What is the problem with a little bit of light?
If such disrespect was done by Ms Fans then all the RW would cry…. Now everyone is silent on this.
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Shardulkar retweeted
Want to experience the MAGNITUDE of RAM & RAAVANA ?
PLEASE go watch R A M A Y A N A.
RANBIR & YASH — both nailed it bone-deep. 👌 Made their presence absolutely commanding 👏
I LOVED IT. ❤️
I have never known a producer to be this committed 🙏 @malhotra_namit
Shardulkar retweeted
In the film Animal, Ranvijay doesn’t kill a single woman, he only kills men, and only those men who came to hurt his family.
The movie even starts with him avenging his sister against bullies. Yet somehow, Indian simp men and ugly feminists blame Vanga for crimes against women.
When someone commits a heinous crime, the first response should be empathy & an attempt to understand the larger problem. Not finding a convenient scapegoat in cinema.
It is becoming increasingly clear that your concern is not for the victims or their families, but that you're using a horrific tragedy as a dirty excuse to settle your personal scores.
This is especially directed at those failed frustrated jobless male/female actors, few directors, producers & parasites, who suddenly appoint themselves as social reformers whenever an opportunity arises to take a dig at someone else's work.
A tragedy deserves empathy 🙏, not opportunism. Learn the difference.