I can hardly find any difference in the tweets of the newspaper and that of Deepika padukone.
Both are sensational,blunt and vulgar.
I need not mention the chain of the tweets in question, as they are amply being highlighted by the electronic media.
Media and cinema are undoubtedly answerable to the society. Both are expected to exercise utmost restraint in their expression, as it has a first hand and instant impact on the society.
Media sighing out ‘OMG’ on some video, in view of the present state of Indian cinema, is absolutely ridiculous.
But the reaction of Deepika Padukone, is in no way modest too. It is equally ridiculous.
Being bold is acceptable. But being shamelessly bold is bound to send wrong signals in the social circles.
I would suggest to both media and cinema to be extraordinarily society friendly.
People of all age groups have access to the social media in the contemporary times. And we, as responsible and sensible citizens need to be very much respectful while interacting on sensitive issues.