Third class dhoti.........chori lai pani bechchhan.....baru ramroo future ko lage bhaye ta kasailai adopt garna diye bhai halyo ni.....

truthspeaker · Apr 20, 2009 1:11 AM

afno jaat ta dekhai halchan hai dhoti haru.... naam nai ta dhoti.... tyo dhoti bau ko dhoti chyatera.....sara sahar ghumauna napugeko...

sanjeevkafle · Apr 20, 2009 1:53 AM

asian niger dhoti haru. 1 cent ko self respect chaina. afno chora chori bechna thale, gai bakhra jasto.

LIVE STRONG · Apr 20, 2009 2:50 AM

यो समाचार त मैले पनि पढेको थिए। धोतीले आफ्नो जात देखाउनु र गरीबी सबै मिल्न गएको छ। एही समाचार तल.... Slumdog child star's mother shocked over sale reports. Published: April 19, 2009, 23:10 Rubina Ali, child actor of the film Slumdog Millionaire. Her father allegedly considered selling her. Mumbai: Slumdog Millionaire child star Rubina Ali's mother Khushi is aghast by reports that her ex-husband was prepared to sell their daughter for £200,000 but said her elder daughter had informed her about the matter two weeks ago. "Though my elder daughter Sanaa informed me of the matter almost two weeks ago, I did not believe he [Rafiq Quraishi] would actually agree to do this," a shocked Khushi said here yesterday. Khushi said that Quraishi and his second wife Meena were always "crazy for money". "Now that my daughter has achieved international fame, they want to capitalise on it at any cost," she said. British news website News of the World had reported that Quraishi wanted to get rid of poverty and become a millionaire by selling his nine-year-old daughter after it conducted a sting operation. Quraishi allegedly demanded £200,000 from News of the World's undercover reporters who posed as a wealthy family from the Gulf. He told them: "I have to consider what's best for me, my family and Rubina's future". While Quraishi's phone was constantly switched off, his neighbour and friend Yakub Abdul Shaikh confirmed that the incident had occurred a few days ago, but nobody really took it seriously as Rubina's father said he had been "misunderstood" by the foreigners. "Quraishi later told me that since the foreigners were speaking in Arabic, he misunderstood what the interpreter was saying," he said. He claimed that Quraishi had told him he had no intentions of giving away his daughter in adoption for £200,000 to an Arab family as reported by the British media. "Quraishi feels that the issue was blown out of proportion because of the miscommunication with the foreigners." Rubina's mother also said that Quraishi should be made to account for the money the nine-year-old had earned from the multiple Oscar-winning film and added that the money be spent to admit the girl to a good hostel. कालेदाई

KAledai · Apr 20, 2009 5:50 AM

NO WONDER.............. Last edited: 20-Apr-09 01:13 PM Last edited: 20-Apr-09 01:15 PM

ek@l · Apr 20, 2009 9:28 AM

Very sick mentality... ek@l nepalma pani chhan chhori bechne pisachharu dear.  

kHusHii · Apr 20, 2009 10:04 AM

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ek@l · Apr 20, 2009 10:26 AM

ठीक, खुशी । मानसिकता हो । जुन परिबेश र जुन मानसिकतामा जिन्दगी लाई बाच्ने गरेको छ त्यही व्यबहार मा देखिने गर्दछ । धोती वा इण्डियन भएर होइन। गरीबी, दरिद्र मानसिकता, दरिद्र संस्कार सबै समाजमा हुन्छ नै। झोपडी बास गर्ने सबै त नभनुं धेरै को हाल बेहाल नै हुन्छन, बाँच्नको लागि कुनै पनि स्थापित मान्यता मुल्यलाई कुल्चदै अघी बढेका हुन्छन। रुबिना अलिका पिताको पनि त्यही हाल हो, जिन्दगीको रफ्तारमा कुनै तात्विक फरक तिनको लागि ओस्कार ले ल्याउन सक्दैन। यस्ता घट्नाहरु रुबिना अलिको झोपडवस्ती मा मात्र होइन नेपाल को कुना कन्दरामा दिन दिनै घटिरहेकाछन। काभ्रेपलान्चोक, सिन्धुपाल्चोक, धादिङ र नुवाकोटका खास गरेर केही  जाती बिशेष मा आफ्नै बाबुले छोरी बेच्छन र बेची रहेकाछन । त्यो पनि मुम्बई र कलकोत्ताका लाल कोठारिहरुमा। छोरी बेचेर कर्कटपाताको छाना छाउने घरहरुकै इज्जत हुने हुन्छन त्यता तिर । तिनको को लागि छोरी बिद्यालय जानु भन्दा बेश्यालय जानु फलदायी हुन्छ। बस, ओस्कार जित्न नसकेकोले होला चर्चा को बिषय रहेन। त्यसैले मानसिकता हो, एक जुनी मा मेटिन गाह्रो हुन्छ। यती सजिलै मानसिकता परिवर्तन हुने भए देशका प्रधानमन्त्रिले बिद्रोही को भाषा बोल्दइनथे। तिनका लठैत हरुले मान्छे मार्न बन्द गर्ने थिए। आस्तु !!!!!!!!!!

rahulvai · Apr 20, 2009 10:38 AM

Hey, is that even legal???? Doesn't that amount to human trafficking? And should he not be behind bars now? Having said that, it is also true that poverty pushes people to do the unthinkable. As the say, पापी पेटका सवाल है । We have read about राजा हरिश्चन्द्र in Hindu mythology, who "gave away" his wife and children. Even in Nepal, poor people send their children to rich families to be "dishwashers" or "laborers" or even "babysitters" if they get something in return (usu. money). Anyways, its apalling. Weren't there reports that the filmmakers had set up a bank account for the child stars or something like that?

jharekopaat · Apr 20, 2009 10:58 AM

(BBC News) The father of a Slumdog Millionaire child actress has denied trying to sell her in what he called a "dirty" undercover operation by a UK newspaper. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/sou...

_bored · Apr 20, 2009 11:15 AM

Dhoti le kidney bechcha......mache haru bechcha bhanne suneko thiyee....abha chori bechu bhanee dhoti pani janmiyo.....thukka mu-jeee dhoti

8848m · Apr 20, 2009 1:47 PM

we jus hab to live, gets lots of chance to see amazing things

chetrini · Apr 20, 2009 3:39 PM

अर्को समाचार "स्लम डग् मिलिनीयर" कि बाल कलाकार रुबिना अली कै बारेमा। Indian police begin investigating claims over 'Slumdog' child star. Mumbai: Indian police are investigating claims and counterclaims by the parents of a child star in "Slumdog Millionaire" after a British tabloid alleged the father tried to sell the 9-year-old girl to an undercover reporter. The accusations further complicated the lives of the families of the slum-dwelling child stars, who have come under intense scrutiny since the movie skyrocketed to Oscar-winning fame and grossed more than $300 million worldwide. Khurshid Begum, the estranged mother of "Slumdog Millionaire" star Rubina Ali, filed a complaint with Mumbai police on Sunday after News of the World reported that the father planned to put her up for adoption. The British newspaper said the deal was allegedly offered to one of its reporters posing as a sheik from the Mideast. The newspaper owned by News International Ltd., the main British subsidiary of News Corp., which also owns "Slumdog" distributor Fox Searchlight Pictures, said the father was demanding millions of rupees, worth the equivalent of $400,000. "They should be punished," Begum said after getting into a physical confrontation with Rubina's stepmother. "No father should dare sell his daughter." Police took the father, Rafiq Qureshi, and Rubina from their home in a Mumbai slum to a police station where he was briefly questioned. Speaking to reporters outside the police station Sunday, Qureshi denied the report, saying he had been lured to a fancy Mumbai hotel by someone claiming they were moved by Rubina's story and wanted to help her. "We had gone there to meet them in goodwill," he said. "But they have made false allegations about me and tried to frame me." He said he was promised cash and "were talking of giving more too" if he gave up his daughter. "But I refused," he said. Qureshi said he told police he believed it could be a plot to regain custody by his ex-wife, who left several years ago, only to return and try to play a role in Rubina's life after the film's success. "My children are with me, and I could give my life for them," Qureshi said. "I will never sell them to anybody, no matter how much money they offer me." Police said they were investigating. "There are claims and counterclaims made by the mothers and the father," police officer Nishar Tamboli told reporters. "We are probing the matter." The newspaper quoted Qureshi as saying that Hollywood was to blame for forcing him to give her up for adoption. "We've got nothing out of this film," Rafiq Qureshi was quoted as saying. "I have to consider what's best for me, my family and Rubina's future." The children in "Slumdog Millionaire" were chosen with the local help of casting director Loveleen Tandan. To give the film a realistic view of the Mumbai slums, she and director Danny Boyle decided only weeks before shooting began to cast local kids who were not professional actors. कालेदाई

Kaledai · Apr 22, 2009 3:46 AM