<!--QuoteBegin-Mudy+Aug 13 2007, 09:36 AM-->QUOTE(Mudy @ Aug 13 2007, 09:36 AM)<!--QuoteEBegin--><!--QuoteBegin--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->POOJA WEDS MUNEER MAKHIJA
By Suhel Johar
However, her father, noted film director Mahesh Bhatt, did not attend the wedding since it was held at a temple.
<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->Now we know he hates Hinduism.
[right][snapback]72048[/snapback][/right]<!--QuoteEnd--></div><!--QuoteEEnd-->I'd once read about a director Mahesh Bhatt. A transcript of an interview. Was interested since he was praised for his alleged 'insights'. This is the same director-guy whose Mum is muslim and dad is Hindu, isn't it? By the way, not blaming his mum - she took a huge chance in marrying a Hindu (could have been worse: in a dar-ul-islam, they'd have hung her from the yard up for sure, as regularly happens to unfortunate muslim women who marry kaffirs in Jordan and elsewhere). From what I'd read, she tried raising him semi-Hindu, so she's not the intolerant one.
Yes, I am certain it's the same dude: Hindu name, islamoterrorist heart. His whiny little self felt compelled to do the islamic thing, of course: vent against the kaffirs (of which his father is one and his mother became one in contracting a forbidden marriage) in any which destructive way he can. Films, in his case. That director's always hated Hinduism. In his interview his hatred was barely masked, although he tried his best to make his animosity sound - if not entirely sensible - forgiveable. To the pseculars, anyway.
Interesting that his daughter wasn't averse to marrying in a Shiva temple. Maybe she even has sympathies for Hindu Dharma - in spite of any attempts on her dad's behalf to instill hatred of it in her (as he has tried to do this with films, I doubt he would have forgone trying to brainwash any offspring). Here's hoping he has zero influence on any grand kids. Well, that's assuming Muneer Makhija is not a muslim name, but then, I am unable make anything out from the name.
By Suhel Johar
However, her father, noted film director Mahesh Bhatt, did not attend the wedding since it was held at a temple.
<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->Now we know he hates Hinduism.
[right][snapback]72048[/snapback][/right]<!--QuoteEnd--></div><!--QuoteEEnd-->I'd once read about a director Mahesh Bhatt. A transcript of an interview. Was interested since he was praised for his alleged 'insights'. This is the same director-guy whose Mum is muslim and dad is Hindu, isn't it? By the way, not blaming his mum - she took a huge chance in marrying a Hindu (could have been worse: in a dar-ul-islam, they'd have hung her from the yard up for sure, as regularly happens to unfortunate muslim women who marry kaffirs in Jordan and elsewhere). From what I'd read, she tried raising him semi-Hindu, so she's not the intolerant one.
Yes, I am certain it's the same dude: Hindu name, islamoterrorist heart. His whiny little self felt compelled to do the islamic thing, of course: vent against the kaffirs (of which his father is one and his mother became one in contracting a forbidden marriage) in any which destructive way he can. Films, in his case. That director's always hated Hinduism. In his interview his hatred was barely masked, although he tried his best to make his animosity sound - if not entirely sensible - forgiveable. To the pseculars, anyway.
Interesting that his daughter wasn't averse to marrying in a Shiva temple. Maybe she even has sympathies for Hindu Dharma - in spite of any attempts on her dad's behalf to instill hatred of it in her (as he has tried to do this with films, I doubt he would have forgone trying to brainwash any offspring). Here's hoping he has zero influence on any grand kids. Well, that's assuming Muneer Makhija is not a muslim name, but then, I am unable make anything out from the name.