The Dean of liberal school of traitors

Galwan Tweet Controversy: Richa Chadha is back with the infamous Bollywood cliché and anti-army rhetoric. Richa, a little-known actress has a history of spewing ‘anti-army’ and ‘anti-India’ venom. This time around she made it to the news after Richa Chadha latest “Galwan says hi” tweet that sparked controversy. Her post was in reaction to the statement of Lt General Upendra Dwivedi about taking back Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. The actress is being lambasted on Twitter for ‘mocking’ the Indian Army.

The motivation behind Richa Chadha Galwan tweet can be said to be her ideological orientation and her quest to hit the spotlight. The act aligns with the pattern of her ideological contemporaries that criticize the army and creates cheap news sensation. Her marriage should not be seen as the reason behind her motive for the statement against the army.

She has in the past as well indulged in such acts of cowardice. She always opts for the easy way out by resorting to turning her Twitter account private and apologising after earning the limelight. It’s a fruitful strategy at play. First, make a lame remark, hurt people’s sentiments, capitalize on the negative publicity and hit the news chart. Then apologize, harp about being a victim of hate speech and make money out of the advertising business.

Dean of liberal school of traitors and India haters

Much like in educational institutions, the leftist cabal is pretty much a dominant force in the Bollywood industry as well. The frequent anti-army narrative of people like Richa Chadha has become a day-to-day affair. The mocking of the military forces has earned Richa much-needed attention. Further, it brought her a place in the good books of the radical leftist cabal.

The film industry is bagging huge amounts of profits by capitalizing on the emotions of society. It is significant to understand that the lobbies that promote or oppose the core national and patriotic values are exceptionally brilliant in targeting their audience.

Bollywood culture has categorically divided Indian society based on ideological orientation. The themes of the movies are under recurrent criticism more than ever before. Most of the film fraternity has more to do with profits than with invoking or rebutting patriotism. On the contrary, some actors and actresses are radical to the core. They carry out radical agendas under the guise of a liberal outlook. This attitude is very much in tune with the ideology that ultimately led to the partition of India in 1947.

Several celebrities have a track record of echoing the same language as can be heard from across the borders. What they speak is always in line with the agenda of ridiculing national ethos and patriotism. The recent controversy was triggered by a Galwan tweet of Richa Chadha who purposefully either for political gains to her masters or the purpose of petty limelight and advertisement gains triggered a national debate for no reason.

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The rationale behind India Bashing

‘Any publicity is good publicity’ is the famous saying that echoes the rationale behind the India-bashing attitude of Bollywood celebrities. The so-called celebrity culture in India was aimed at creating God-men for the western educated populace. These ‘celebrities’ purposefully criticize the dominant culture of the nation so that the people are devoid of their roots and culture.

This would provide an ideal environment for the occult worship of celebrities. In addition, the regular bashing by the ‘self-proclaimed intellectuals’ of Bollywood against the dominant culture and army has great economic benefits. It enables the left-cabal-oriented film industry to hire like-minded people with ease. It offers great career prospects for B-graders and C-graders in the industry.

That is to say, the nexus between the public relation industry, education institutions and the media cartel with the Bollywood fraternity, provides an ideal breeding ground for venom spewing hypocrites.

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Ideological vendetta

A large section of the b-graders and c-graders climb the ladders of success in the film industry owing to their left ideological orientations. At the core of this phenomenon lies the imperialist hangover of the Bollywood industry to replicate the Hollywood of the US. Moreover, the fascination to appear as a catalyst of liberalism has greatly to do with this aspiration as well. That is to say, the quest to appear liberal takes the shape of taking down the dominant belief system of the society, much like the western artist cabal.

Further, most of these celebs are hypocritical in cherry picking issues. In the endeavour to be in the spotlight and receive the validation of the left, they tend to carry out ideological vendettas. It is convenient to get away by criticizing the dominant community of the nation and then fall back to the age-old tactics of playing the victim card. They propagate narratives of intolerance and lack of free speech in the nation. However, the left cabal has never been tolerant and liberal in their approach. They have always maintained an amalgamation of ideological vendetta and revenue earning spotlight model.

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Economics of Negative Publicity

Bollywood is more like an extended family that is run as a close enterprise of associates. There is very little space for outsiders. The outsiders hardly make it to the top whereas; the top celebs can be said to have a close association with the insiders. Therefore, to be in the good books of the left dominated art world, the outsiders are forced to be a part of the agenda-based system.

At the heart of this system lies the mocking of the dominant culture/beliefs and hitting at the army. That is to say, these are common trends that have become inherent characteristics of the Bollywood industry. More so, to take care of the financial gains, there exists a nexus between the public relations enterprises, advertisement agents, casting directors, corporations, left cabal of radicals and pseudo-intellectuals.

Ideological Take Down

Mere boycotting the movies doesn’t hit these obscurantists in the guise of liberal ‘little known’ celebrities. Most of these celebrities make massive earnings from the corporate through advertisements and social media influencing and also through roles in OTT platforms.

The nexus that procure projects and manage the public relation of these celebs are mostly influenced by the left cabal. They need to be taken down if sufficient deterrence needs to be established against random venom spewing by celebrities.