Or “style”, I forget which.Īll of these are interesting facts, but it’s the issue of Marathi signboards that is most pertinent. If the party’s goons extremely respectable recruits weren’t railing against Chhath Puja or battling the ( cough) noble battle against non-Marathi autorickshaw and taxi drivers, they were out trying to get shops, commercial establishments and housing societies to put up Marathi signboards.Īnd when gentle persuasion didn’t work, these fine recruits took matters into their own hands - a technique to which party supremo Raj Thackeray has oft-alluded as “the MNS way”.
As the months rolled on, the MNS was incredibly busy. In 2008 - two years after the party’s inception as a secular party, and one that would fight for your right to celebrate Valentine’s Day - came the party’s drive to give Biharis and North Indians what-for. Raj Thackeray's MNS was founded on the 'sons of soil' agenda. That this train engine has run off the tracks, through a forest, across a highway, into a hill, then rolled into a river and now is floating into the wide expanse of the Arabian Sea is probably more apt. Here’s why: In fact, to say the party symbolised by a train engine has ‘lost its way’ is to be extremely gentle, not to mention disingenuous. And now, the party seems to have lost its way. A very real thing.Īside from being established by Raj Thackeray - who embodies the spirit of his uncle Bal Thackeray far more than Uddhav does - to split the Shiv Sena vote bank, the MNS was ostensibly built on the planks of 'Sons of the Soil' and the primacy of the Marathi language. No, this isn’t a sanghi thing, it’s not a congi thing, it’s not a leftist thing, it’s not a bhakt thing, it’s not a manoos thing. And that truth is that the MNS hasn’t a clue about what it is doing anymore.
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Khopkar’s statements are indicative of a broader truth ( and no, I’m not going to resort to clichés like ‘the blind leading the blind’ to which, as I write these words, some loud and obnoxious talking head on a TV channel is resorting, in the context of something entirely irrelevant). MNCKS is the film wing of the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS). So said Ameya Khopkar, president of the Maharashtra Navnirman Chitrapat Karmachari Sena (MNCKS) in reference to the upcoming MS Dhoni biopic ( MS Dhoni: The Untold Story) that is to be dubbed in Marathi. If he wants to see the film, he can watch it in Hindi." A Maharashtrian, as it is, follows Hindi. From there he went into India A and then to Kenya and the rest is history."By dubbing such movies in Marathi you are creating competition for local films, which are already facing problems. He smashed about 130 runs and kept wickets decently. So I went especially to Jamshedpur to watch his batting. We never thought that he was a wicketkeeper, we thought he was a batter. We need to find 15 match winners who can win a match on any given day.”Ībout Dhoni’s selection, he added: “The success story of our time was MS Dhoni. When you select a national team there are a lot of strategies that go on like the combinations of the team, the balance of the team, and what the captain needs and what the coach needs. “But you have to be honest because you are going to pick the Indian team. More, considered one of India’s best wicketkeepers with 130 dismissals in 49 Tests, said, “Becoming a selector was tough because you are playing with somebody’s career and it’s not easy to drop someone or to pick someone.” In an episode of CRED’s The Long Game, More spoke about scouting Dhoni, his tryst with Javed Miandad at the 1992 WC and more.
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