Is it ok to do anything, if it helps atleast 4 people!!

Some time back , one of the hit Tamil movies, carried a dialogue that goes .."If what you do benefits atleast 4 people around you kindly carry on that work.." justifying all criminal and anti-social activities like smuggling. In this garb, of delusion you can include every conceivable anti-national , anti-social activity since in any case atleast few people who support these rubbish causes out of personal grudge or grudge against a nation or society will be benefited. I am hearing somebody crying aloud " .. but at what cost or whose cost". Simply this larger question remains unanswered as it provokes awkward and embarrassing introspection for these criminals.

Guided by self proclaimed righteousness the hero of the movie carries out his God father like mafia role with impunity.

Few days back a tamil scholar wearing a dhoti was taking Thirukkural classes to the children of the middle school. He explained at great length the following thirukkural

"ஈன்றாள் பசி காண்பாள் ஆயினும், செய்யற்க சான்றோர் பழித்த வினை" Explanation: "Even if one's mother is struck by hunger due to poverty, one must not do such acts which the wise would treat with contempt".

This aphorism exhorts a person to walk the path of righteousness even in dire straits.

This entirely contradicts the Tamil movie dialogue which shows the path of expediency. This path will lead the entire society to its doomsday. Thirukkural shows the way of building tomorrow's world and society. Great nations are built on sacrifices and certainly not on personal gains with criminal motives.

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