Straight drive

Into the first few minutes of Dhurandhar: The Revenge , the rapper goes "Ladies and gentlemen, you are STILL not ready for this"  In many ways, it captures the impact of the double punch dealt by Aditya Dhar perfectly. I don't think anyone, leave alone the liberals , were ready for this. Note that I use the term ' liberals ' in a purely sarcastic and derogatory sense. The cabal masquerading as liberals in India are the least liberal and tolerant class in the country. Countless Youtube videos have been made of the total meltdown felt by this class. In fact, when the first movie came out, I had no plans to watch it at all. The one clip/trailer I had seen seemed muddled to me and though I know Ranveer Singh is a fine actor, his theatrics overshadow his craft almost all the time which didn't help the movie's cause. However, two days after release, that hag Anupama Chopra, who fooled us for years pretending to be a movie critic, and that supreme jihadi apologis...

For an Indian growing up in the 'communally sensitive' city of Hyderabad and having watched the menace of cross border terrorism grow from murders in Kashmir to bomb blasts 5 minutes from my home, I have nothing but the deepest hatred for all things Pakistan. I remember Wasim Akram once said in an interview that when he first came to India he half expected to find devils with horns walking on the street. My notion of Pakistan, and as an extension Pakistanis was not very different. Though that particular notion has since been put to rest, I have found new reasons to continue my contempt for the nation. The first time I met a Paki (I use the term purely as short form for 'Pakistani' and not in the derogatory sense), in fact two of them, was in Dubai on stopover to London, which, incidentally, my first overseas travel. As much as I dislike it I do look like someone across the border, and thus they misunderstood me to be a Pakistani. They surely did not look Indian to me an...