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Ram Gopal Varma has been expressing himself in an aggressive way on his social media since the untimely demise of Sridevi. After posting a series of tweets about the actress, he went on to pen an open letter.
Ram Gopal Varma had a soft corner of Sridevi and that is visible through the tweets he published post her demise. Check out few of the best one:
Never hated God more than today ..The bastard just extinguished the brightest of lights ..my heart goes out to Boney Kapoor
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— Ram Gopal Varma (@RGVzoomin) February 24, 2018
I HATE GOD FOR KILLING SRIDEVI and I HATE SRIDEVI FOR DYING and here is the reason https://t.co/hsxyNeOmRR
— Ram Gopal Varma (@RGVzoomin) February 25, 2018
Why are you crying Sridevi? We are the only ones who should be doing that for what you did to us! pic.twitter.com/TNhllCImRk
— Ram Gopal Varma (@RGVzoomin) February 25, 2018
Aey Balaji why did u take only her away and left me here? pic.twitter.com/agH3MrZTTS
— Ram Gopal Varma (@RGVzoomin) February 25, 2018
I think God is just an arrogant M F and once in a while needlessly shows off his power by abruptly killing who we think to be super humans like Bruce Lee and Sridevi ..I so wish Bruce will give him two kicks one for himself and one for Sridevi pic.twitter.com/aFDIy7HcKx
— Ram Gopal Varma (@RGVzoomin) February 25, 2018
This will be my last and final tweet on Sridevi and from now on I will just imagine she’s still alive and well. Sridevi garu,even after I made u laugh so much why are u now making me cry so much ..I won’t ever talk to u from now on..Katti Forever ??? pic.twitter.com/YR05uimuZm
— Ram Gopal Varma (@RGVzoomin) February 25, 2018
This morning, he tweeted, “I care a damn about which demon was killed in the past for us to celebrate HOLI ..since I am grieving for the way God Killed SRIDEVI ,I wish everyone a very UNHAPPY HOLI #UnHappyHoli”
Ram Gopal Varma, who directed Sridevi in films like “Great Robbery”, “Govindhaa… Govindhaa…” and “Hairaan”, says that the late actress has been a “very unhappy woman” and her life was a “classic case of how each person’s actual life is completely different from how the world perceives it”.