13 September 2022· Anti-Hindu Narratives
Naming A Drunkard And Liar Character After Hindu Deity (Anokhi Ada)
In this clip from Anokhi Ada (1973), written by Mushtaq Jalil and Rafi Ajmeri, elderly 'Ramu Kaka' lies (and falsely swears in the name of Dharma) to borrow money from Jeetendra, only to spend it at the local liquor shop and eve-tease young bartender 'Radhika', who calls him uncle.…

In this clip from Anokhi Ada (1973), written by Mushtaq Jalil and Rafi Ajmeri, elderly ‘Ramu Kaka’ lies (and falsely swears in the name of Dharma) to borrow money from Jeetendra, only to spend it at the local liquor shop and eve-tease young bartender ‘Radhika’, who calls him uncle.
Ever seen a drunk Khan chacha, named after a prophet, swearing in the name of his mazhab?
Elderly "Ramu" kaka habitually lies in name of "Dharma" to drink alcohol and eve-tease young bartender "Radhika" who calls him uncle.
Film Anokhi Ada (1973)
Writer Rafi Ajmeri
Screenplay Mushtaq Jalilipic.twitter.com/x8bzYT2cd9
