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Originally Posted by i_1_primeval_man
You are absolutely right. I've a very good mate who's from Ghana. He also pronounces Ghana as Gana. That's not the problem. Problem is Sir Ananta denied in an interview that he pronounced it Gana, asked question why he would pronounce Ghana as Gana. Then he went to another interview and claimed he knew that people of Ghana pronounce it like the way he did. It would've been good if the story ended there, but it didn't. He went to Munni Baadnaam Huyi's interview and said he had no idea how the people of Ghana pronounce it and denied his last statement. So you see, he's a flipper. I don't have the slightest problem with his pronounciation and accent (it's a different story that it entertains me immensely) as I, myself, have a strong chatgaiya accent in my Bangla, but I have problem with his lies, shameless self promotion and unreal narcissism. He's a celebrity and his actions and speeches will always be scrutinized.
Having said all that, no one has the right to ridicule anyone in person for their speeches, specially not infront of their family. Borsha and Ananta was provoked and their reaction was very real, though Borsha may have gone a little overboard with throwing the glass/plate. The kid acted like a loser and got what he was asking for, may be a little more than that.
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very well said, 100% agree.
The fact that people are so obsessed making fun of him is because of his attitude.
The pronunciation is a funny part but that's not why I like to have a go at him but mainly for the way he talks about himself. aur kotha shunley amar ekta kothai mone hoy," olpo biddya bhoyongkor".
Anyway, regarding the incident these people shouldn't have done this.
At the same time Ononto & Borsha should have kept their cool.
It's not good for their image.
I think Ononto needs a bodyguard like the bideshi celebrities have.
