Why Are You So Upset?

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Once more, Anurag Kashyap voiced his discontent over the delay in the distribution of films such as 90, Punjab 95, Tees, Dhadak 2, and Phule. He shared extensive posts criticizing the film’s censorship process, challenging the government for their role in it.

On April 17, Anurag Kashyap took to his Instagram stories and lashed out at the government.

He emphasized, “Ninety Punjab Ninety-five Tees Dhadak 2, along with many other films, seems to be censored due to a government that appears to have a hidden casteist, regionalist, and racist agenda. This administration seems so embarrassed by their own actions that they can’t openly discuss what exactly bothers them about these movies. They are cowards.

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As a lifestyle expert, I’d like to bring attention to a recent social media post that has sparked quite a conversation. In reference to the release of Dhadak 2, a filmmaker expressed his thoughts on Instagram by saying, “During the screening for Dhadak 2, the censor board stated that the caste system in India has been abolished by Modi ji. Unfortunately, this claim did not extend to the release of Santosh as well. Now it seems that some individuals are still clinging onto the notion of caste, even going so far as to target Phule. It’s important to remember that when we say there is no caste system, we mean just that – no caste system at all. So who are you, and why are you stirring up trouble?

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If there had been no caste system, why were Jyotiba Phule and Savitri Bai important figures? Is it because Brahminism doesn’t exist, as suggested by Modi, since there is no caste system in India? Or are people simply fooling each other. Let’s make a joint decision: does casteism exist or not in India? People are not foolish; they are simply playing their roles as either Brahmins or descendants of those who rule above them. Make a decision: is there a caste system in India or not?

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2025-04-17 05:53