joseph karipel

Kalamkaval

What I liked most was the language used by the Pakistanis.. It was identical to how they speak and the behaviour patterns of the people who be of the matching roles in the movie. I know this as I have had friends and school mates who were Pakistanis in Kuwait. No offense to any Pakistani who has read what I've written. I personally have no I'll feelings towards any Pakistani. On the contrary, I'm deeply saddened by the state of affairs between India and Pakistan, a nation which was partioned for selfish and insensitive reasons, benefiting a few. My heart grieves for the way things have ended up so far. It's like the story of Karna being separated from the rest of the Pandavas. Let's hope that some day both our both our countries have sensitive leaders who focus more on rebuilding from our mistakes than taking a suspicious and fit for that approach. Pakistanis should understand that Hindus are not their enemies, and rather realize that we all belong to the part of the great indus valley civilization. I've had and still have Hindus and muslims as friends. The common denominator is that they are both emotional and people who are essentially hearty. It's so sad that elements try hard to separate them than bring them together. I know I've written a lot. Those who care would have read it else, it's a free world. Love to Pakistan from our beloved India. Jai Hind...

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