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Babli doing drugs angers Sikhs! By IndiaFM Tuesday, 31 May , 2005, 12:18 It looks like a perfect case of love and hate. The more Bollywood is including Sikhs in the canvas of their films, the more problems it is creating for itself. After the Jo Bole So Nihaal fiasco, it's time for Bunty Aur Babli to go through the scanner. What is the connection? You may ask…all those who have seen the film must have also seen Rani Mukerji who plays a Sikh girl, Vimmi Singh, doing drugs. The Sikh Prabandhak Committee has raised objection stressing that such scenes put their community under bad light. The members of the Sikh community have also demanded to that they be included on the Censor Board to regulate the movies that are based on their community. Earlier, besides Jo Bole So Nihaal, the community had demanded deletion of few scenes from PNC's Shabd. Recently, the Sikhs in London have been provoked by Jag Mundhra's film crew for allegedly misbehaving in the London gurudwara. http://sify.com/movies/bollywood/fullstory.ppa?id=13813031

The film aside I think it's disgusting how any human being whether a male or female can be given an award for killing their partner. If this, Kiranjit Ahluwalia, was in fear for her life and was battered for 10 years as she claim in her defence. Why did she kill him (deepak) in the most inhuman, cowardly and evil way by pouring petrol over him while he slept and setting him alight. Why couldnt she just run away or phone the police. And why did she attack him with a burning hot iron prior to killing him aswell as it's alleged. Cherie Blair the wife of Prime Minister of Britian, presented kiranjit with the award back in 2003 and said "The Asian women honoured here...are true role models for the next generation" Her a Role Model? God help us all if people like that are our role models.

Sikhs Provoked by Ash film By: Viral Bhayani May 30, 2005 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DEFENSIVE: Director Jagmohan Mundhra Director Jag Mundhra has incurred the wrath of Sikhs in the UK after claims that his crew behaved inappropriately in a gurudwara during a shooting schedule in London. Mundhra’s film, Provoked, starring Aishwarya Rai, is based on the true story of a Punjabi girl named Kiranjit Ahluwalia, who was tricked into marrying a London-based man only to be physically abused. Along with Rai, Provoked also stars Nandita Das, Miranda Richardson, Naveen Andrews and Jimmy Mistry. Mundhra and his production team started shooting last week at Ramgharia gurudwara in London. Aishwarya Rai was present during shooting at the Ramgharia gurudwara in London when the alleged incident occurred. Worshippers claimed that some members of the crew walked around the holy place with their shoes on and heads uncovered, leading to complaints being made to local Sikh councillors. But Mundhra has denied the claim and blamed worshippers instead for being disrespectful and clamouring for autographs from Rai and Naveen Andrews. He also claimed that some of them willingly queued up to act as extras. Aishwarya, who plays Kiranjit Ahluwalia — the woman who burned her husband to death in the UK after 10 years of violent abuse — was also present in the gurudwara at the time. The cast 1. Aishwarya Rai was approached when she was shooting in London for Mistress of Spices. This is the first time that Aishwarya will play a real-life character. 2. Naveen Andrews will play the husband. (Rai and Andrews both starred in Bride and Prejudice.) 3. Nandita Das will play an activist working for the Southall Black Sisters. 4. British actor Robbie Coltrane will play Rai’s barrister. 5. Miranda Richardson will play a prison inmate. Who is Kiranjit Ahluwalia? Kiranjit Ahluwalia Kiranjit Ahluwalia left India to marry her husband in London. After facing domestic abuse for years, she eventually retaliated by dousing him in petrol and setting him alight. Kiranjit was convicted of murder in 1989 and sentenced to life imprisonment. Her cause was taken up by a group called the Southall Black Sisters; the sentence was quashed in 1992, when the court accepted her plea of manslaughter on grounds of provocation. The case made British legal history by changing the way such cases were interpreted by law. Kiranjit received an award from Cherie Blair for her courage and co-wrote an autobiography, Circle of Light, with Rahila Gupta, on which a film by the same name is based. http://web.mid-day.com/hitlist/2005/may/110488.htm

Wot really ticks me off about that website is that muslims and hindus come on and get away with abusing Sikhim and Sikhs. I know the guy who own's it has a sikh name but he acts like he is a hindu punjabi with a carefree attitude letting any1 post anything on Sikhi.com and khalistan.biz I've asked him on the forum to shut the site down if he can't moderate it or get more moderators but he doesnt care. . I think it's time we take action... I say we complain to the isp hosting his site about the content. or Make have it hacked offline