Media Shows The Slide Terror Terror Which Is Really Ridiculous-soha Ali Khan
The weekend bomb blasts in Delhi shook the country. We ask Bollywood insiders who have recently made films dealing with terrorism how they think India should combat terrorism.
Neeraj Pandey, director of A Wednesday which dealt with terrorism directly says "What can I say about this horrible incident? My views on terrorism was depicted in my film. It’s not going to stop because they have to come to know how bad and careless we are.”
Soha Ali Khan, who played an electronic reporter in Mumbai Meri Jaan, which was again based on the Mumbai train blasts, says "It’s really very sad that our country is still backward in controlling the terrorist activities. Something really drastic has to be done to deal with the government’s bad intelligence bureau. Innocent people are killed and even the Media shows the slide terror terror which is really ridiculous. Instead of that the media should be keen in finding out the real culprits.”
Jagmohan Mundra, whose Shot on Sight also deals with terrorism. The international director says "Terrorism is not just India’s problem. Now it’s a world wide problem..The problem I really can’t understand. I feel innocent people are killed as there are certain people in society who misguide the youth and as a result they join certain communal parties, if we want to stop such cruel activities then its time for common people to be very vigilant so that such incidents won’t happen again whereas the minority leaders should condemn such acts to stop the cycle of terrorism,”
Aamir Bashir, who played the role of inspector in A Wednesday blames the goverment. "For such disasters the government is responsible and its ridiculous inspite of having a warning the officials were not able to stop the disaster. Now the most important thing is that the common man has to be prepared to guard them selves.”
Mahesh Bhatt says ”Its an utter shame that again such an incident has happened. Now its high time for all of us to fight terrorism. Its shame on the part of our government who are not able to solve the problem of terrorism.”
