III_III,

I wanted you to get back at me for calling you a Hypocrite.  You see, that was my subtle message.  Just like you don't need to type in Nepali to express your thoughts and should not be called a hypocrite for doing so, majority of Nepali who seem to favor Indian media over our own should not be compared to be doing that at the cost of our nationality or the cost of our nation.  As much Indian garbage as we watch/listen to, we will always hate being associated to India/Indian culture.  Watching cartoon in hindi or having to learn Hindi in school will not change who we are in our core.  

This thing started as a thread for FlashMob in Nepal. FlashMob in Nepal is unheard of. Instead of making something positive out of it or appreciating the efforts (no matter who the dancers were or what songs they were dancing) people put in to perform such a difficult act in a setting such as Durbar-square, we are here discussing nationalism and influences of India on our culture. FlashMob is just a mean to entertain people (just look at the smiling faces of crowd enjoying it), there is no propaganda behind it and lets keep it that way.