Same Mindset, Different Faces: From Vice President to Celebrities | Victim Narrative Exposed.
This video questions public statements, not any religion or community.
In this video, we break down a growing pattern of victim narrative among highly privileged and successful individuals.
AR Rahman, who has received immense love, respect, and global recognition from Indians across communities, recently claimed that his professional opportunities were affected due to his identity. Similarly, Hamid Ansari, despite serving as the Vice President of India, repeatedly suggested that lack of opportunity and insecurity were linked to his background.
This raises a serious question:
👉 Is this genuine concern or selective victimhood after reaching the highest levels of power, fame, and respect?
India has celebrated talent beyond religion, language, and ideology. When individuals who have benefited the most from the system later portray themselves as victims, it deserves critical examination, not blind acceptance.
This video does not target any religion or community.
It strictly questions statements, narratives, and public positions made by influential personalities.
📌 Watch till the end for a clear breakdown of:
Privilege vs perception
Power vs victim narrative
Why selective outrage damages real issues
AR Rahman controversy
Hamid Ansari statement
victim narrative in India
celebrity victim card
political hypocrisy India
privilege vs victimhood
Indian politics analysis
selective outrage exposed
public figures controversy
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