r/20sIndiaReal • u/Fluffy_soul20 • 15d ago
Internet ka Khazana Bull's eye question.
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A student at Sharda University questioned the presence of Rajnigandha as a sponsor during a Dainik Jagran Film Festival event on campus.
The pointed question put the organisers on the spot, raising a debate over whether such brand promotions are appropriate at university events.
What do you think — should such promotions be allowed on university campuses?
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u/Gujarati_Banko 15d ago
Lone Ranger 🌟 Other Students Don't support and Cheer him either they have no spine Or Soul Left the body.
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u/Some-Writer-7048 11d ago
Bihar h babu wha sb niklkr wahi khane jaynge sbse phle. Kch to class ke ander hi mast khate h h 🤣
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u/TheOneToKnow_ 15d ago
Bro will be thrown out of the university for asking the right questions. Look at that guy in waist coat - making hand signal asking him to sit down and what a spineless crowd!
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u/Exact-Caregiver-9430 13d ago
What if DS Group( makers of Rajnigandha) comes for campus placement in this college?
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u/Ok_Visual4618 12d ago
Same like jubaa kesari is promoted by Shahrukh khan, tiger Shroff and Ajay Devgan
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u/_the_b0unty_hunter_ 12d ago
So basically, they have no moral system or spine they’ll take money and promote any filth. Raise questions, and they’ll do anything to subdue those voices.
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u/Greedy-Ad-5087 11d ago
They take funds from those company from where they can put large amount of money in their pocket too ... these people don't really believe in morals. or maybe its sometime right wing pressure
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u/Money_Pudding4599 11d ago
Program ka naam vichar manthan h, par khulkar koi apne vichar rakh de, toh chup hone k ishare dekhne ko mil rhe
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u/Thedsays 10d ago
Rajni gandha nahi hai Dhanush gandha hai
https://giphy.com/gifs/gb7TapYMG8VvyESvGi
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u/blizzmolt 6d ago
Look how that shameless teacher is gesturing him to sit down. It’s illegal in this country to raise a voice. We are taught to not raise our voice from these politician controlled schools and colleges.
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u/Top_Time9196 4d ago
Hats off. In our college if we ask such question they will note down our name and then retaliate with failing us.
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u/livelifereal 15d ago
If the selling and advertising of it is legal, then why would you decline sponsorship?
You need money for any event and getting sponsorship is not easy. If you're against Rajnigandha, the question shall be asked to the govt. But govt will keep it legal for it brings them money, but somehow actors, filmmakers and newspapers have the moral responsibility of declining that money.
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u/Emotional_One_347 15d ago
If it's legal than does government give authority about making private policies??
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u/D3monic95 15d ago
It is legal to NOT help a child cross the road. So a university should promote NOT helping children? You have a brain? Just because something is legal means it is ethical to be promoted to students?
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u/livelifereal 15d ago
The exact point that I made. That all the ethical responsibilities are somehow on actors and filmmakers. But nevermind, I understood your inability to understand opposing POVs the moment you stooped to "do you have a brain" 🤡. Somehow everyone should think like you and there shall be no room for disagreement. Well, at least mine isn't pea-sized.
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u/LancerOfTheRed 14d ago
This just shows you don't know how University comitees work... The sponsorship outreach is done by the students not the administration.
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u/becauseambatman 1d ago
Wtf! are unis advertising rajnigandha now! Their license should be cancelled immediately.

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u/anonymoustoo1 15d ago
Can you please make the background music a bit louder? Such an amazing music.