Mukesh Khanna Slams Kangana Ranaut For 'Bheekh' Remark, Asks If It Was A Side Effect Of Padma Award
Kangana has been drawing flak for her comments on India after saying that Indias freedom in 1947 was a bheekh alms. Veteran actor Mukesh Khanna took to his Instagram account to slam the Thalaivii actress Calling her remarks ridiculous and childish Khanna asked if it was a sign of ignorance or side effect of the Padma Award.
Controversy Queen Kangana has been making headlines for her explosive comments on social media. Kangana has been drawing flak for her comments on India after saying that India's freedom in 1947 was a ¡®bheekh' (alms)¡¯.
Her comment hasn't gone down too well with Veteran actor Mukesh Khanna, who took to his Instagram account to slam the 'Thalaivii' actress.
Calling her remarks ¡®ridiculous and childish', Khanna asked if it was a sign of ignorance or side effect of the Padma Award.
In a long note, Mukesh Khanna wrote:
"Many people have been telling me time and again that you have not commented on the sarcasm made on the independence of the country. Why?? So let me tell you. I have given. But maybe it was not read. So I should say it publicly."
He continued, "According to me, this statement was childish. It was ridiculous. It was flattering. Was it a sign of ignorance or a side effect of the Padma Award? I don't know. But everyone knows this and also believes that our country became independent on August 15, 1947. Even trying to dress it differently would be nothing short of foolish for anyone."
Mukesh also wrote,
¡°But here I would also like to disclose that whether to say or sing it.. (wrote two lines from the De Di Hame Azadi song) De di hume azaadi bina khadag bine dhaal, Sabarmati ke sant tune kar diya kamal.. is as far from reality as the above statement.¡±
He concluded his note by urging Kangana to stop making 'controversial' statements.
"The reality is that if anyone created the fear of running away in the mind of the British government, it was the sacrifice of numerous revolutionaries of the country, the fear of Subhas Chandra Bose's Azad Hind Fauj and the rebellion of their soldiers. SO STOP MAKING SUCH A CONTROVERSIAL STATEMENT!!"
Read his statement right here:
Following her remark, several police complaints were registered against the 'Queen' actress.