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If vilification & character assassination of Sikhs with low grade comic characters was not enough, bollywood has now started insulting Sikh sentiments. Kirpan which is an integral part of Khalsa, is among Sikh's five articles of faith, and limited to a Khalsa only. In this movie Kirpan has been...

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ਦੀਪ ਸੰਧੂ Deep K Sandhu2 years ago

My question to @TSeries @itsbhushankumar is how long they have been in business?. If they still have no regard for the religious sensibilities of the local communities in India, they should not continue to operate as they deliberately create disharmony. @MumbaiPolice @mssirsa @SGPCAmritsar

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Nimrat2 years ago

Complaint should be also on the actor who did this role. They Always try to make the fun on Sikhs. This will make them understand what will be the result if they try to hurt the sentiments of Sikhs.

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Preet 🪯🪯2 years ago

Instead of watching this garbage, watch tarsem jassar’s movie mastaney! Break the records and make that the highest grossing movie india and Punjab have ever seen.

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ᒍᗩṠ ▄︻デ┳ ═一 ╼ ҉ -2 years ago

@SGPCAmritsar @SGPCPresident @SAD_Amritsar @Akali_Dal_ @BhagwantMann @AAPPunjab @mssirsa @DGPMaharashtra @CPMumbaiPolice @PunjabPoliceInd @DGPPunjabPolice @Cyberdost @DelhiPolice @CPDelhi FIR should be filed against this @TSeries plz take strict action 🙏🏻

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Angad Singh2 years ago

Hey, it's not cool when cultural symbols are misused. Hope Bollywood takes note and respects Sikh sentiments better from now on. 🙏🏽

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Daman Grewal2 years ago

There should be a punishment for misrepresenting and malign a religious Kakaar of Sikhs..they know everything, about importance of Kirpan in Sikhism… they are doing this to insult and instigate Sikhs..#ShamelessDivyaKhosla #ShamelessT-series

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Nirmal Singh2 years ago

@SGPCAmritsar to please lodge FIR for hurting Sikh sentiments through a condemnable act in the movie.

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VSidd2 years ago

Just an extension, they have been making fun of Hinduism for long

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simerdeep kaur2 years ago

What is this nonsense… please file FIR against @TSeries

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ᒍᗩṠ ▄︻デ┳ ═一 ╼ ҉ -2 years ago

@SimranjitSADA @SAD_Amritsar

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