Rebirth of India: Superior

I only heard Rajkumar say: "The most troublesome thing is not this, but the police are unwilling to arrest the murderer now."

"What? We already know who the murderer is? Why don't you arrest him?" Shakru asked in disbelief.

Then Shakru realized that because it is not a crime for men to rape men in India, at least there is no relevant law prohibiting it, so the police knew who the murderer was, but they couldn't catch him. Another troublesome thing is that the murderer Jaffrey is a Brahmin, and the victim Javed is a Dalit. Under the huge caste difference, the Dawood thugs stationed on the set dare not attack the high caste casually. What is most difficult for Shakru to accept is that the murderer Jaffrey is actually from their crew (playing the father of Zhen Rancher), and he didn't take it seriously at all, so Rajkumar is very embarrassed now. After all, if this matter is not handled properly, it will have a very big impact on the normal work of the crew.

Although he knew that Jafri was a high-caste Brahmin, Shakru was not polite at all. He directly asked the thugs to beat him up and kicked him out of the crew, and then comforted the victim Javed with a large sum of money.

For Shakru's actions, not only Javed was very grateful, but also the other actors on the set were very shocked. Because of the existence of the caste system and the caste restoration system in film and television dramas, high-caste staff often bully low-caste staff in the special place of film sets. This has nothing to do with the importance of the role and whether it is a big name. It is very likely that a high-caste actor who plays a small role bullies a low-caste actor who plays the leading male or female role.

For such things, general directors and producers are muddy. After all, it is not easy to offend high castes, so when filming, directors generally prefer to choose MSL actors to avoid this situation. It seems that Shakru's direct, simple and rough treatment is extremely rare.

Therefore, Jafri was still very unconvinced and argued: "Mr. Pandit, you can't do this. I didn't do anything wrong. The Dalit should feel honored."

Originally, Shakru wanted to call him disgusting, but he swallowed it back as soon as he said it, because in India, the relationship between men is not excluded by mainstream society. Even on the street, you can often see two Indian men walking hand in hand, and it is very likely that their fingers are intertwined. In China, if two men dare to do this, it is estimated that they will disgust the people around them. If it is in the Northeast, they may be beaten for it.

But this is a very normal thing in India, and the two men may not have that kind of relationship at all. It is just a way for people to express intimacy. (Just like the behavior of Chinese men who are drunk and put their arms around each other will be mistaken for homosexuality in Western countries.) Indians like to express their emotions through physical contact.

Not only that, in 2009, the Supreme Court of India officially declared homosexuality legal, but for some reason, it was banned again in 2013. As a result, this stirred up a hornet's nest. The Indian media and politicians rarely cooperated to jointly resist the Supreme Court's "retrograde actions".

Even Sonia Gandhi came out to make a statement: "The New Delhi Supreme Court has wisely abolished an ancient unjust law that violates the Indian Constitution and basic human rights. This is a good thing. The Indian Constitution is one of our greatest legacies, teaching us liberalism and openness, and enjoining us to oppose prejudice and any form of discrimination." (You, a woman, don't know what you are trying to do by getting involved in this kind of thing)

Shakru thought that if he drove Jaffrey away, the matter would be over, but he never expected that someone didn't want the matter to end there.

The day after the incident, Vadra found Anil and said, "Anil, come with me to the Indian Institute of Technology in a few days to watch a good show!"

Anil asked puzzledly, "What's so good about a place where a bunch of nerds stay?"

"Hey, don't you know that Shakru is filming a movie at IIT recently?" Vadra asked.

Anil nodded and said, "I know, but I don't want to go even more. I feel upset when I see this guy now."

"Then if you can see him in trouble, will you be happy?" Vadra asked mysteriously.

Hearing Vadra say this, Anil immediately became interested: "Of course I'm happy, as long as this guy is unlucky, I'm happy. So, Mr. Vadra, do you have any good ideas to deal with this Shakru?"

Vadra said very proudly: "Well, although he can't suffer any great pain, I think it's also a very happy thing to make him roll out of IIT in disgrace."

"Of course, this is definitely a happy event worth celebrating with fireworks, but how do you plan to drive him out?" Anil asked.

Vadra first briefly recounted the previous incident with Jaffrey, and then continued: "I sent someone to find this Jaffrey, gave him some money, and asked him to find a group of people to go to Shakru's set every day to make trouble, and then I bribed the security chief of IIT"

At this time, Anil, who had a flash of inspiration, rushed to say: "Then this security chief can use the excuse that the set often has accidents and affects the normal teaching order of the college, and naturally and openly drive Shakru's crew out of the Indian Institute of Technology?"

Vadra patted his shoulder and said proudly: "Well, you have been with me for so long. Your brain reacts much faster now. How about it? Is this a good idea?"

Anil gave a thumbs up and said: "High, your trick is really great! It seems that we can really go to the Indian Institute of Technology to watch a good show in two days. Oh, as long as I think about Shakru rolling out of IIT in disgrace, I feel comfortable all over, which is more comfortable than having two women serve me together."

"I tell you, I have follow-up measures for this trick. As long as they are kicked out of the Indian Institute of Technology, I can use this to create public opinion. A crew was actually kicked out of our highest institution of learning in India. It can be seen that there is definitely a problem with their character. How can the film shot by such a crew be released? It must be strictly reviewed and strictly controlled, especially such things cannot be allowed to flow out of the country and embarrass us India!" Vadra said righteously.

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