Thursday, March 15, 2012

Social media turn cannons towards Misbah


The South Asian nations have always been found passionate about cricket. The arch rivals like India and Pakistan supported by emotional spectators add more thrill to this game. Both the nations celebrate the victory and mourn the defeat through different means and methods, but the later rides on nerves for a long time until a suitable way of catharsis is found.
The Indian crowd known for its furious nature and not willing to accept the defeat at any cost, is another unique phenomenon that adds more color, suspense and charm to cricket fever in the subcontinent. In the past the burning of houses of the Indian players, stoning, and other examples of violence were common, which are not seen since long as the Indian teams has delivered very well in the nail-biting situations. On the other hand, the poor Pakistani crowd can be truly called the ‘silent-spectators’ who bear all the humiliation without any protest accepting it as something pre-written or simply their destiny, what the common people call it. But, ironically the outcome of emotions of this silent crowd is not always silent and most often felt in various modes of communication. In the near past, Mr.Zardari, WAPDA, Raymond Davis, Abbot Abad Operation and Veena Malik have been the most discussed people and events through SMS and Social Media like (Facebook, Twitter etc.). The catharsis on social media has become a routine matter thus making it one of the most effective medium of communication.
Mr. Misbahul Haq, alias Mr.Tuc Tuc who changed Pakistan’s victory against England in the last T-20 match into defeat, has earned reached the climax of popularity (Badnaam agar ho gayay kya naam na hoga???)  and is the most cursed individual on this planet after President Bush. (Although Octopus has predicted that Misbah will beat him after the Asian Cup is over).



Here are some examples about how social media is formulating the public opinion and what the fans of Mr.Tuc Tuc pay tribute to this legendary player-the player of the millennium.

Message# 1 
       “  NEW CRICKET SONG: Na ba sok chaki wahi, Ao Na ba sok choke wahi,za ba Nan wadregama, Taso Ghosa Ma Kawai, Kher Day Ka awsat Kheji ao Kher Day Ka Dabaw Razi,Bas Kala Ba Singal Akhlam, Ao Kala Ba dubel  akhlam, Za Ba Nan Lobegama Taso Parwa Ma Kawai,Afridi Ba zemawar v,Chake b war pa war v.6 Somra Lag Balona v,Haghumra der b me  Staopona V, Za Bia Out Kegama Taso Chaghe Ma wahai, Kher Day mis ka Over she rosto Afridi shta dai.Last Over Ke Goro Ba, Afridi  Ba Fesala Kave. Za Ba Nan Seet Kegama  Taso Kanzal Ma kawi.SINGER:MISBAH UL HAQ. “    
Message# 2 

Breaking news:2012  k pehly 3 month me faraz apny eizaz ka defa karny me nakam raha or misbah ne maidan mar lia is sal misbah ne sms ki dunya k word champion faraz samait sardar, zardari, wapda, sania mirza, vina malik or ase ma wail 6, jaisy bare bare omedwaro, ko shekst de kr title apny nam kia, aj se sms ki dunya ka be taj badsha, babae cricket, or quaide tuk tuk misbah.....  .hr tuk tuk pe nazr.     **MISBAH**   <king of tuk tuk>

All the above mentioned examples explain the truth about the social media as the place, where people can freely express their feelings without the fear of censorship. Although it contains material that could require a defined code of ethics, but even then, if seen through the prism of expressionism, one can conclude that social media has turned out to be the most powerful media. As far as the contents or matter is concerned, I hope it will always find people like Misbah, Veena and Zardari to provide good food for thought. 

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