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Leila on @Netflix is a Hindu Hate series, using Hindu sacred terminology and symbolism to create dystopian propaganda. Would India have allowed such a series attacking Islam?
India censor board blocks much more benign stuff, yet this is allowed? No FIRs for "outraging feelings"?
India censor board blocks much more benign stuff, yet this is allowed? No FIRs for "outraging feelings"?
Not about a series. It is the normalization of Hindu hate, from #NyTimes to Germany to India—preparation for genocide where people would nod their heads and agree—yeah, vile fascist “upper caste” Hindus deserved it.
Already in Media, hate-crime against Hindus vanish in coverage.
Already in Media, hate-crime against Hindus vanish in coverage.
Interesting, produced by Muslims for propaganda, just like PK.
Imagine a film where non-Muslims were put in concentration camps and women raped in a city called "Mecca" which demonized Islamic symbols. Liberals would call "bigotry." Now it is free speech.
Imagine a film where non-Muslims were put in concentration camps and women raped in a city called "Mecca" which demonized Islamic symbols. Liberals would call "bigotry." Now it is free speech.
Of course, rape of kaffir women and 2nd-class status of non-Muslims needs no fantasy. It is the reality of #ISIS and Taliban. There apologists cry "not true Islam", here a fake world is made to normalize anti-Hindu bigotry. Aryavrata is a name of Bharat.
Bajrangbali demonizes Muslims? How about a series where Mecca is the land of evil and Kaaba the site of rapes? Would that play in Pakistan, or even India?
In any case, in India @HotstarPremium is a much better option than @NetflixIndia.
The kind of content Netflix is sponsoring, it will be stillborn. The deracinated anti-Hindu class who produce this junk has no market.
The kind of content Netflix is sponsoring, it will be stillborn. The deracinated anti-Hindu class who produce this junk has no market.
