Raees Tragedy

jabeen wrote:

rambabu wrote:

One death ? For your information there are several deaths.Facts are spoken. What is the necessity of creating fiction ?

Ramnabu sometimes I really don't understand from where you get your information??? As per the link given by the thread starter only one person has died in the stampede following the film promotion at the train station. Please provide the link saying that there were several deaths in that particular stampede

As far as I remember, i always said that there was only one death and i also mentioned, Sharukh expressed his grief and visited the victim's residence. if had said that there were several deaths, definitely it is my mistake committed inadvertently.

I guess by now all the members know that making statements and then pretending he dint make it or making it inadvertently is qite normal for rambabu , so anything he says needs to be taken with a fistful of salt and need to be properly inspected ..

When I express my opinion, I am responsible for that. Who is stopping you from verifying by the way ?

Oh I definitely verify when you express your opinion because I know they can never be relied ..

Thank you Usha. By verifying , I will  be definitely benefited..

rambabu wrote:

Thank you Usha. By verifying , I will  be definitely benefited..

Most welcome, however I am not sure how you will be benefited because I verify and get the right facts whereas you are still holding on to your wrong facts...

rambabu wrote:

Lack of patience created stampede. Fans wanted to meet their hero at the earliest possible time as if their hero disappear suddenly.

It is madness

usha manohar wrote:

One can understand teenagers and college students  having such a craze because from our junior college we see mass bunking taking place whenever we have a film shooting which is at least once every 15 days ..They don't mind losing attendance ! But when you see grown up responsible people behave that way you begin to wonder. .

Time of our college life is differ from today. At that time cinema is only mode of entertainment, but film stars available 24/7. We can watch any movie when we want.

Grown up responsible people can also have  youthful desires in them. Need not be the brooding type always.

vijay wrote:

Grown up responsible people can also have  youthful desires in them. Need not be the brooding type always.

Yes it is right that old age people have desires like young one. Many time we read that person of 80 or 90 years participating in games. 

anil wrote:

vijay wrote:

Grown up responsible people can also have  youthful desires in them. Need not be the brooding type always.

Yes it is right that old age people have desires like young one. Many time we read that person of 80 or 90 years participating in games. 

Old age people having the quality of behaving like youngsters is a virtue. This quality shows their desire to live life to the fullest extent.

anil wrote:

vijay wrote:

Grown up responsible people can also have  youthful desires in them. Need not be the brooding type always.

Yes it is right that old age people have desires like young one. Many time we read that person of 80 or 90 years participating in games. 

There definitely is a difference between being active , participating in games and leading a fulfilling life to joining a crowd of aimless fans and get trampled simply to see some actor and wave at him ..

vijay wrote:

Grown up responsible people can also have  youthful desires in them. Need not be the brooding type always.

That does not mean they should lose their heads and join the mad rush to greet and have a glimpse of third grade star!

Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:

vijay wrote:

Grown up responsible people can also have  youthful desires in them. Need not be the brooding type always.

That does not mean they should lose their heads and join the mad rush to greet and have a glimpse of third grade star!

 Third grade or first grade, the craze for seeing their favorite Movie Stars is prevalent in the people.  Unless this crazy trend goes away such unfortunate incidents will be happening

rambabu wrote:

Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:

vijay wrote:

Grown up responsible people can also have  youthful desires in them. Need not be the brooding type always.

That does not mean they should lose their heads and join the mad rush to greet and have a glimpse of third grade star!

 Third grade or first grade, the craze for seeing their favorite Movie Stars is prevalent in the people.  Unless this crazy trend goes away such unfortunate incidents will be happening

Oh! So it is alright for old people too to join the silly craze and mad rush? Are they not expect to become mature and level headed with age?

Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:

rambabu wrote:

Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:

vijay wrote:

Grown up responsible people can also have  youthful desires in them. Need not be the brooding type always.

That does not mean they should lose their heads and join the mad rush to greet and have a glimpse of third grade star!

 Third grade or first grade, the craze for seeing their favorite Movie Stars is prevalent in the people.  Unless this crazy trend goes away such unfortunate incidents will be happening

Oh! So it is alright for old people too to join the silly craze and mad rush? Are they not expect to become mature and level headed with age?

I guess majority of Indian men never mature or else how does one account for the fact that it is only the men who crowd around celebrities and politicians and cause stampede 

If seeing a film star gives someone enjoyment why should it irritate someone. What has age got do with it? Your third rate actor may be someone's first rate actor. Your third actors of a particular religion are the heart throbs of crores  of movie goers in India and abroad and they earn record collections. As per your yardstick all of us are immature, have not grown up and are unbalanced. So be it. You and your like can continue missing the enjoyment as whatever others enjoy is anathema. Shoot.

vijay wrote:

In one members style Hindu actors Deepika and Ranbir Kapoor travelled by train to promote their film Tamasha in Nov. 2015 and Vadodara station had seen similar rush. The railways have been caught napping once again.

Yes, that's very true. It should have been organised in a much better way. It's entirely unfortunate.

usha manohar wrote:

anil wrote:

vijay wrote:

Grown up responsible people can also have  youthful desires in them. Need not be the brooding type always.

Yes it is right that old age people have desires like young one. Many time we read that person of 80 or 90 years participating in games. 

There definitely is a difference between being active , participating in games and leading a fulfilling life to joining a crowd of aimless fans and get trampled simply to see some actor and wave at him .

Indian have enough time to waste and also like join crowd with knowing why they are gathered. Or we can say we believe in sheep move..

anil wrote:

usha manohar wrote:

anil wrote:

vijay wrote:

Grown up responsible people can also have  youthful desires in them. Need not be the brooding type always.

Yes it is right that old age people have desires like young one. Many time we read that person of 80 or 90 years participating in games. 

There definitely is a difference between being active , participating in games and leading a fulfilling life to joining a crowd of aimless fans and get trampled simply to see some actor and wave at him .

Indian have enough time to waste and also like join crowd with knowing why they are gathered. Or we can say we believe in sheep move..

True , very true, you see people , mostly men loitering around on streets, malls and bus-stops doing nothing but get in everyone's way thereby  make things difficult for others by their own unproductive lifestyle ..