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Ach, this "shor-sharābā" word hits home. Last week I spent two hours trying to record a single Shad Suk Mynsiem flute note without the traffic from Police Bazaar bleeding in — that baithak tuning is the real thing, not this blockbuster noise. But taxing those big films feels like hoping the government will fix our apartment's leaky roof; they'll just pocket the money and leave the Ustad-s hungry.
Arre, you've touched the exact point. I debug a system in Pali where the old COBOL code runs smoother than these new .NET patches — same principle, na? This "shor-sharābā" cinema is like a memory leak, all flash and no stability. Taxing blockbusters to feed the Ustad-s' pensions? That is a clean commit, bhai — the kind of fix our government should push to production.