Manoj Bajpayee’s  Bhaiyya Ji Has A Porche Connection

For every  Raveena Tandon who is  a victim of  road rage, there is the rear  view from the other  side.It was  uncanny, but  the Pune Porche teen road crime coincided with Manoj Bajpayee’s Bhaiyya Ji a  film on roadrage where the son of a rich privileged power-drunk wealthy family mows down an innocent  bystander and then uses  his power  and wealth  to  suppress  all legal procedure.

Manoj  who is busy shooting for the third season of The Family Man, paused his  shoot to speak  about  the  eerie  timing  of his film. “I have noticed the similarities  between   our film and the gruesome incident in Pune. We wanted to draw  attention  to how  the  judiciary  is misused  to rob  the  aggrieved  party of justice. In our film the  murder victim  has an elder brother who seeks revenge. But what  about  the hapless common man who runs from pillar to post to get justice? Even his FIR is not  acknowledged .What does he  do?”

Manoj gives the media the credit for a vigilant and swift remedial in the  Pune case. “There are so many  cases of hit-and-run where the wealthy and  powerful  have gotten away  with  murder. We don’t have to look very far to see how deep the rot has seeped.  In this  case the media  created a hue  and cry .That’s when the  poor got  justice this time.The power drunk and the  drunk need to realize that the Law is  equal for everyone.If  Bhaiyya Ji comes forward with  the timely message  then  I say,more power  to cinema to make  a difference.”