Rajesh Kejriwal retweeted
T 5905 - पूज्य बाबूजी की कविता, प्रस्तुत कर रहा हूँ . ..
जो न समझे शब्द, वो सदा रहेगा स्तब्ध !!!
शब्द - निशब्द
"ओ
मेरे शब्दों ,
मेरी क्वारी भावना को
इतने मोटे -मोटे वस्त्रों में लपेटकर
उनके सामने मत ले जाओ,
वे मुझे नहीं देख सकेंगे ।
ओ
मेरे शब्दो ,
क्षीण हो ,
सूक्ष्म हो ,
पारदर्शी बनो ,
की वो मेरी भावना को देख सकें,
निरावरण,
नग्न ,
अकलुष ,
दिव्य,
समर्पिता , माँगती शरण ।"
~ हरिवंश राय बच्चन
Rajesh Kejriwal retweeted
Amitabh Bachchan stands as the biggest.
His 1970s-80s dominance redefined the Hindi hero, delivered unmatched cultural impact, and sustained across five decades with rare acting range and national icon status. The others excel in specific eras or regions—SRK in global reach and recent box office, Rajini in cult mass following, Salman in consistent domestic pull—but none match Big B’s overall historical imprint on Indian cinema.
Yo man!!! Been a looooooong time!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
AMITABH BACHCHAN RETURNS!
Amitabh Bachchan is set to headline *Section 84*, an upcoming courtroom thriller-drama also featuring Nimrat Kaur, Diana Penty and Abhishek Banerjee.
The film is listed for a November 14, 2026 theatrical release.
Are you looking forward to this courtroom drama?
#AmitabhBachchan #Section84 #BollywoodNews #UpcomingMovies
Rajesh Kejriwal retweeted
Someone asked me where my feelings for Islam come from. There’s the problem.
I don’t have “feelings” for Islam. I simply have facts about the religion.
They follow a man named Mohammed.
This man was a pedophile. He married a six year old and had sex with her when she was nine.
His teachings are ones that tell his followers to kill anyone who doesn’t believe in Islam.
He preached that you could lie to anyone who didn’t believe in Islam and tell them anything you felt like to convert them.
Islam treats women like shit. They have to wear burqas and are second-class citizens in every situation. It’s totally permissible to beat the living hell out of your wife for no reason.
Rape is also permissible to any woman who is not a Moslem. It’s literally a tool of war in Islam.
Mohammed’s followers also take on the role of “jihadist” in which they kill anyone who doesn’t believe in their religion.
They’ve convinced themselves that the best thing on earth is a black box and they pray to it five times a day in doggystyle position.
They won’t touch bacon and think it’s deadly.
They can’t use toilet paper.
They can’t even draw a picture of the Prophet they love so much. Must be an ugly dude!
They’ve even been convinced by their Pedophile Prophet that dogs are impure and dirty.
Now, these facts make it a pretty shitty religion if you ask me… and that would be fine if they practiced it in silence and didn’t try to impose it on others.
They have 55 countries where they are able to practice it, however flawed it may be. I don’t have to live there so that’s fine.
But they’ve decided to come to the West and want me to change my way of life to adapt to their way of life.
I’m supposed to eat halal meat because they eat halal meat.
I’m supposed to give up my dog because they don’t like dogs.
I’m supposed to let the take down the World Trade Center and not complain about it and just move on and allow them to worship their Allah?
I’m supposed to believe that the book they love to reference is a book of peace.
And if I question any of it I’m Islamophobic.
So, when you ask how I developed my feelings on the Moslems… I quite simply evaluated the facts.
The facts make it clear this is not something for me.
Despite knowing that, they tried to impose it on me anyway.
So now I cannot stand it. And that’s all.
- @JoeyMannarino
Rajesh Kejriwal retweeted
First in my bloodline to see Karwa Chauth Mehndi applied by CROWS
Hindus are fools ! Period
Haram nahi hai bc ??
Rajesh Kejriwal retweeted
आदरणीय प्रधानमंत्री जी
दिव्यांगजनों के सम्मान, आत्मविश्वास और सशक्तिकरण के लिए आपका हृदय से आभार।
A stronger safety net for Divyangjans under PM SIR @narendramodi’s leadership🇮🇳
Pension support extended from birth
Disability threshold reduced to 40%
#DivyangjanKeSaathModiSarkar
Rajesh Kejriwal retweeted
अहंकार और हताशा में डूबी कांग्रेस ने एक बार फिर राजनीति की मर्यादा तार-तार कर दी है। कांग्रेस अध्यक्ष मल्लिकार्जुन खड़गे जी द्वारा माननीय प्रधानमंत्री श्री नरेंद्र मोदी जी के स्वर्गीय पिता जी के संदर्भ में की गई टिप्पणी अत्यंत निंदनीय है।
वैचारिक मतभेद लोकतंत्र का हिस्सा हैं, लेकिन भाषा और आचरण की मर्यादा बनाए रखना आवश्यक है।
खड़गे जी को इस अमर्यादित टिप्पणी के लिए देश से तत्काल माफ़ी माँगनी चाहिए।
Rajesh Kejriwal retweeted
This Gulfam Hasan was silent throughout TMC's 15 years of atrocious rule in Bengal. He stayed mum on the Murshidabad riots, Sandeshkhali & 100s of other incidents where Hindus were at the receiving end.
But losing his mind now over 6 month old BJP govt
Rajesh Kejriwal retweeted
🚨This Girl Exposed The Hypocrisy of Failed bollywood actor Naseeruddin shah.
From the CJP protest to showing frustration over Modi every single day, This Old man is loosing his calm every single day. They are still not able to digest the west Bengal defeat.
Crazy Cooking.🗿🔥
Rajesh Kejriwal retweeted
Something huge happened in Indian geopolitics over the last 7 days, and most people didn't even notice.
IT WILL GO DOWN IN HISTORY BOOKS
- America was looking for a crude oil refinery for Venezuelan oil.
- Only Indian refineries were geopolitically safe, cheap, and well connected.
- America had no other option than to deal with India to refine its oil.
- But they knew that refining oil in India meant India would control their oil exports and could threaten them over other things.
- The only way to overcome this issue was to install a puppet government, and refine oil without any major threat.
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- That's why they planted CJP, amplified their reach with help of Meta and X, suppressed Indian right wing posts, made Congress, AAP & whole left wing to unite and push for regime change.
- They went all in, but still, the masses in India didn't even care and all the protests flopped. People of this country only see Narendra Modi as a capable PM candidate.
- America knew that it wouldn't be able to bring about regime change this quickly and that it would take a hell of a lot of time.
- They had no option left, so without wasting any more time, they finally proposed a deal to India.
- All the protests have gone immediately silent since then.
- Most of the tariffs have been lifted from India.
- America gave India the green signal to buy Russian oil.
Now, if the deal gets finalised, India will have America by the neck. And it would be a golden opportunity for India to grow and export globally.
This is literally the biggest geopolitical win we have had in this decade.
Rajesh Kejriwal retweeted
I watched it multiple times just to see their faces as @PiyushGoyal ji cooked them with facts. And That dead silence in the hall... oh god. Absolutely brilliant.
Rajesh Kejriwal retweeted
Saudi Arabia beheaded a man and a woman for committing an “immoral act” inside a mosque in Mecca.
Meanwhile, mosques in Saudi Arabia.
I’ll never understand this culture.
Rajesh Kejriwal retweeted
A master filmmaker walked onto a flight, dropped his already-signed leading ladies, and convinced Bollywood's most scrutinized real-life love triangle to play out their private heartbreak on 70mm film.
The reason might surprise you.
In 1980, Yash Chopra was preparing to direct an intense romantic drama titled Silsila, exploring marital fidelity, passion, and duty.
He had already finalized his casting: Amitabh Bachchan as the male lead, with Smita Patil and Parveen Babi signed to play the wife and the lover.
Yet deep down, Chopra felt the casting lacked the volcanic emotional gravity the script demanded.
At that exact moment, Indian tabloids were consumed by one running story: the rumored, fiercely debated off-screen relationship between Amitabh Bachchan and Rekha, and the silent, dignified endurance of Amitabh’s wife, Jaya Bachchan.
During a flight to Srinagar with Amitabh, Yash Chopra opened up about his creative dissatisfaction.
Amitabh asked him directly: "Who do you really want?"
Chopra didn't hesitate: "I want Jaya and Rekha."
Bachchan paused, looked at the director, and replied: "If you can convince them, I have no problem."
What followed was the most delicate, high-stakes casting negotiation in Hindi cinema:
Chopra met with Smita Patil and Parveen Babi to break the news that they were being replaced, a painful decision that strained his relationships with both actresses.
He then approached Rekha, who readily agreed to step into the role of the glamorous other woman.
The biggest hurdle was Jaya Bachchan, who had largely stepped away from cinema to raise her children. Chopra narrated the script to her in detail. Jaya agreed to come out of hiatus on one non-negotiable condition: the story had to end with the husband returning to his lawful wife.
Filming Silsila became an exercise in walking an emotional tightrope:
Across tulip fields in the Netherlands and sets in Kashmir, the air was thick with tension. Every dialogue exchange between Jaya and Rekha felt uncomfortably close to reality.
In one legendary scene, Jaya's character confronts Rekha's character in a boutique, asking: "He is my husband... what do you want from him?"
Rekha replies with chilling calm:
"He doesn't belong to you alone."
Crew members on set reported chills down their spines as the boundary between script and reality completely vanished.
When Silsila released in August 1981, audiences were too unsettled by the blatant reflection of real-life gossip to embrace it, making it an initial commercial underperformer before attaining cult status over the decades.
The film marked the absolute end of an era: Amitabh Bachchan and Rekha never shared a film set or appeared together on screen ever again.
Yash Chopra turned the front-page whispers of the nation into cinematic poetry…
giving Bollywood its most meta, fearless gamble that forever blurred the line between the silver screen and real life.
