Indian Idol: Why the heck do Nepalis have to care???

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Friends no prejudice. With growing argument of Indian encroachment in Nepali land and increasing political inteference from south, it is a good thing for Nepalis to have too much concern in Indian Idol. We are proud that Prashant Tamang, a Nepali Origin was contending for II3 and we want to vote him as a winner. However, is it okay to intervene to an extent where the news headlines in major national dailies (we have sure other greater issues to deal with) or even worse erupt communal harmony (do not forget fight between Prashant's and Amit's supporters last year after Prashant was declared winner). Now with Saurabhee declared as II4, I prey to god hoping not to see fights break out in streets of Kathmandu damaging our infrastructures alleging there was some politics going on while selecting II4 (to make a non Nepali and  lady idol despite massive support for Kapil from Nepal). Because thats how dummy we Nepalis are--remember the Rhitik Roshan menace. I would say lets just  not care too much about their business. Again it's my opinion, you may (dis)agree with my perception.  

birkrishna · Mar 2, 2009 8:35 AM · 9,139 views

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well in my opinion shourabhee who won II4 was far better than Kapil so she deserves to be a winner. Since this is a singing competition I would never support someone blankly based on his origin, race, ethnicity, gender and so on.

anushka1 · Mar 2, 2009 9:47 AM

whatever, i don't care about indian and i think we all should

ek@l · Mar 2, 2009 10:00 AM

I voted for sourabhee.

no_quiero · Mar 2, 2009 10:02 AM

I don't give a flyin F** k its not mine...........i don't care ........

crazy_boi · Mar 2, 2009 10:13 AM

It seems birkrishna seems to be most concerned about this issue than anyone else.

deshbhaktanepali · Mar 2, 2009 10:39 AM

Indians are our big black brothers in the South...

Power_Ranger · Mar 2, 2009 11:31 AM

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