Actor Vishwa Bhanu Appeals To PM Modi After Muslim Neighbours Hinder His Diwali Celebrations
Vishwa Bhanu a Mumbai-based actor from Patna is apparently disturbed because his Muslim neighbours are reportedly not allowing him to celebrate Diwali. He has claimed that his neighbours have asked him and his wife to remove the diyas and a rangoli by their gate Furthermore they are destroying the lights he claims. He even appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Twitter @narendramodi.
Vishwa Bhanu, a Mumbai-based actor from Patna, who works in the Farhan Akhtar and Ritesh Sidhwani-co owned Excel Entertainment, is apparently disturbed because his Muslim neighbours are reportedly not allowing him to celebrate Diwali.
He has claimed that his neighbours have asked him and his wife to remove the diyas and a rangoli by their gate.
Furthermore, they are destroying the lights, he claims.
¡°I am living in a Muslim society in Mumbai Malad Malwani and like last year this year too people of the society start arguing with my wife on lighting up her house today. They were not allowing my wife to lighting up and making a rangoli on the gate outside the house. They destroyed the lights and the crowd forced me to remove the lights,¡± Vishwa Bhanu wrote on Saturday.
He even appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Twitter.
@narendramodi I am living in a muslim society and tonight people of the society stopped my wife from lighting up and making Rangoli to celebrate diwali at my Mumbai residence. They destroyed the lights, broke the wires and the crowd forced me to remove the lights.
¡ª Vishwa Bhanu (@vishwbhanu) October 26, 2019
His comment on Facebook so far has 1.2K shares and over 855 comments, while his tweet has over 833 retweets.
Vishwa Bhanu has worked in films like Special 26 starring Akshay Kumar, Mardaani and Raghu Romeo.
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