Ranbir Kapoor Roars “Aapko Film Nahi Dekhni Mat Dekho Na… Mere Paet Pe Laat Maar Rahe” While Breaking Silence On ‘Boycott Bollywood’ & ‘South Vs Hindi Debate’
Ranbir Kapoor slammed haters for starting an anti-Bollywood narrative while comparing it to the South film industry. Here’s what he has to say
Ranbir Kapoor Roars “Aapko Film Nahi Dekhni Mat Dekho Na… Mere Paet Pe Laat Maar Rahe” ( Photo Credit – Instagram )
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After tasting success with Brahmastra, Ranbir Kapoor is all set to return to the silver screen with Luv Ranjan’s Tu Jhooti Main Makkaar. Co-starring Shraddha Kapoor, the film is slated for a big release, tomorrow, i.e., March 8, on the occasion of Holi. While the actor is doing extensive promotions, he recently spoke at length about #BoycottBollywood and the industry’s comparison to South Film Industry.
The actor believes that everyone doesn’t start the anti-Bollywood narrative, it’s a section of people who started it post the Covid-19 pandemic which hasn’t stopped yet.
During his recent interview with News18, Ranbir Kapoor revealed that he’s been asked about #BoycottBollywood in multiple interviews. While he wants to say many things, it gets misconstrued whenever he gives his opinion. He went on to react to the Hindi Vs South debate and said that they are very proud of South films.
Ranbir Kapoor said, “Hindi cinema is very proud of films like KGF, RRR and Baahubali. We all are inspired by these films and we also want to do films that reach such a large audience, but I think a lot of it is media to blame. There were certain media members during that period who were going with this propaganda of ‘boycott Bollywood… Bollywood ye hai, wo hai… drugs and all of that to kind of shame Bollywood,'”
Ranbir Kapoor further elaborated, “I’ll just say that our job is to entertain you but ‘aapko film nahi dekhni aap mat dekho na… why are you starting a narrative of lies?’ It’s not just the actors but there are so many people who work in this industry toh aap unke paet pe kyu laat maar rahe ho (why are you destroying their livelihood?).”
“I found it really silly and stupid and now since I have been doing marketing, I’m asked this question repeatedly in press conferences so it’s like ‘aap mere paet pe laat maar rahe ho mere industry pe laat maar rahe ho toh what do I say?’ They read something on social media then ask me and when I give my opinion it gets misconstrued. It’s all silly and stupid,” he concluded.
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