Maggi noodles have suddenly become a piece of villainous commodity. In this country of ours we need to find a scapegoat. Once we find that, we all point our fingers at it, yell at it, pounce on it and haul it over the coals till our energy runs out. How come nobody is sued over bad roads? How come nobody is sued when someone makes a bad car, or a bad bike or a bad truck? How come nobody is sued when the taps run dry? How come nobody is sued when the water is bad? How come nobody is sued when they do an illegal alteration to their house?
To top it, the Maggi bashers are trying to haul up those who have endorsed the product...primarily Amitabh Bachchan and Madhuri Dixit. They are stars and they simply endorse products when they are given a decent sum. Why blame them? As stars they can endorse anything that is legal. I can understand if Madhuri Dixit had endorsed a bomb made by Pakistan. Or as a matter of fact, I can understand if Amitabh had endorsed pan parag after it was banned! Was not Maggi legal all along? Was it not sold across every counter on every street in India? Also, was it not the job of the Food and Adulteration department of the government (or some such body) for ensuring that it was made in a correct way? Or was it the job of Madhuri Dixit to find out whether Maggi contained high levels of mono sodium glutamate...or whatever? So why rag them over the issue or even bother to threaten them? Why not haul the government official or department that gave a license to run the damn factory that finally produced all those noodles?
That brings me to Shah Rukh Khan and cars. Did he not endorse a popular brand of cars in the country? Suppose a few cars from the manufacturer caught fire, will you blame Shah Rukh Khan for that? (The cars he endorsed are doing wonderfully well and there is no reason for Khan to worry!!).
In this country, why do they always point their fingers at the wrong direction? Amitabh Bachchan and Madhuri Dixit are good looking people trying to make some extra cash. Just let them be!
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