Brangelina may be the hottest celebrity couple of the world but somehow their tryst with India generated heat of vicious kinds. Their bodyguards created a ruckus in Pune when they manhandled a British photojournalist by grabbing his neck. After publicity-gimmick-enthusing autorickshaw ride, their tryst with Mumbai started off with the Rs 500 tip for Rs 5 roadside ice cream.
The whole country was disgusted beyond limits when Brangelina bodyguards roughed up school kids during the shooting of the film 'A Mighty Heart' at a South Mumbai school a couple of days ago and called their parents, 'Bloody Indians'. The bodyguards were arrested the following day and released on a surety of Rs 25, 000. And the latest news which is available from Taj Hotel sources in Mumbai is that Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are leaving for USA by a flight today evening.
When Brad Pitt had gone to meet the police commissioner of Mumbai Mr A N Roy yesterday he was accompanied by Bollywood actor Irrfan Khan who is also starring in 'A Mighty Heart' and has already been shooting for the film. It seems the whole schedule of 'A Mighty Heart' has gone haywire with this sudden development. But what international celebrities like Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt must understand is that talking about world peace, equality and adopting children from various countries doesn't make them humanitarians if they don't practice compassion and respect for other cultures. In real life that is.
