cricketer gautam gambhir is angry on padmavati movie controversy
These days there is a fierce controversy in the country about Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Padmavati. Everyone is keeping theire
Indian cricketer Gautam Gambhir has been badly hit by controversy over the film Padmavati. Cricketer Gautam Gambhir has tweeted
These days there is a fierce controversy in the country about Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Padmavati. Everyone is keeping theire opinion on this issue. Some people are protesting against this movie because they are thinking this movie insult of Rani Padmavati, while the film
industry is united on this issue. The extent to which this dispute has reached You can add that the threats are being given to
Deepika Padukone, who plays the role of Rani Padmamini in the film. some people are giving threat like if someone cut deepika nose he or she will be rewarded . In this
way everyone is giving their views on this issue.
Indian cricketer Gautam Gambhir has been badly hit by controversy over the film Padmavati. Cricketer Gautam Gambhir has tweeted
on this issue and his tweet is a bitter truth of the society, which he has kept in front of the world with full sincerity.
Gautam Gambhir wrote on his Twitter handle “According to the National Crime Records Bureau, about 3,21,428 farmers and farm
laborers committed suicide since 1995 to 2015. According to Wikipedia, one lakh civilians and army personnel have lost their
lives in Kashmir but on the news of Prime Time, we are debuting about the release of Padmavati. ”
now tweet are praising by the user users. The serious issue of the media and the society raised by this tweet his tweet show is very
serious mirror to media and society why we are running our mind one film and we all need to look into other matter as well.
Rajput organization Karani army has been demanding a ban on its release for a long time about the film ‘Padmavati’. Recently,
the threat of attacking the film’s actress Deepika Padukone was also given. The film was supposed to be released on December 1,
but its release has been postponed due to protests.]]>
