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Join UsShahid Kapoor & Kiara Advani’s Kabir Singh has been creating the buzz ever since its release for reasons which are both in favour and against the film. While a majority section is enjoying the movie, the proof of which is a massive box office collection of 235.72 crores, there’s another chunk including celebrities like Kubbra Sait, Chinmayi Sripaada, Samantha Akkineni, who’re shaming director, Sandeep Reddy Vanga, for the misogynistic portrayal and his recent ‘slapping’ statement .
Now, the massive fan base supporting the director as well the movie has come to rescue as hashtag #WeSupportSandeepReddyVanga is going viral all over Twitter. Several Twiterrati are opening up and sharing their views in support and below are some tweets that are going viral:
feminism:-
when a 5 yrs old girl raped , no one want to respond on it
when a hero slapped heroine in movie that point has to be raised high#WeSupportSandeepReddyVanga pic.twitter.com/Adsqyu1XPY
— Pavann Jack (@Pavann_Jack) July 7, 2019
Feminists #WeSupportSandeepReddyVanga pic.twitter.com/RmbOEcBm6m
— Vasu (@VasuNayak87) July 7, 2019
@Chinmayi style of double standards…??#WeSupportSandeepReddyVanga pic.twitter.com/hYuOCmxPpC
— Praveen (@PraveenPkCult) July 7, 2019
Things usually these pseudo feminists do ::
• Highlighting only one side of the story
• tries to drag men down and put him in trouble
• attention seeking
• will never know the entire story
• projecting men as a culprit is their ultimate aim#WeSupportSandeepReddyVanga— M B (@deepu4mb) July 7, 2019
I'll definitely slap my wife if she's doin something wrng nd expct same frm her when I'm wrng. It's personal bonding that makes us own someone. How can it be negative? Our parents also slap us. Is that toxic musculinity? I never liked #ArjunReddy bt#WeSupportSandeepReddyVanga
— Critics critic (@bhagnapremikudu) July 7, 2019
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can some plz count no of slaps in this video…..i think this is just trail….now where is gender equality to so called feminists..#KabirSingh #WeSupportSandeepReddyVanga pic.twitter.com/rJspi6pWLV
— sumanth prabhas (@msp_sumanth) July 7, 2019
Remove plastic from industry also????? #WeSupportSandeepReddyVanga
— Vijay bhargav (@Vijaybh58229773) July 7, 2019
These feminists dont even know what they speak and what they exactly stand for they just go with the flow like a flock of sheeps
Double Standards ?#WeSupportSandeepReddyVanga pic.twitter.com/V5PlL43lvN
— Jêelån Shêikh ? (@JeelanPrince) July 7, 2019
It all began when in an interview with Anupama Chopra, Sandeep Reddy Vanga spoke about the criticism and objectionable scenes of Kabir Singh. He quoted, “When you are deeply in love and deeply connected to a woman (and vice versa), if you don’t have the liberty of slapping each other, then I don’t see anything there.”
Soon after, South actress Samantha Akkineni termed it as ‘deeply disturbing’. She shared an Instagram story on Sandeep’s statement of justifying slapping scene of Kabir Singh and captioned it as ‘deeply disturbing’.
Chinmayi Sripada on the other hand slammed the director as she tweeted, “Feminism asks for equal rights. It’s not OK for anyone to be slapped. It is not OK for any person of any gender to be in a toxic relationship. I do know that most women and men who use feminism in a negative context don’t know what it stands for and that’s OK.”
Kubbra Sait too, took a dig in a hilarious way as she posted a video of her and Goldie Behl slapping each other in slow motion with the caption, “ ‘If you can’t slap, touch your woman wherever you want, I don’t see emotion’. SRV ?? (I am being sarcastic! No sir it’s not the way one defines love. That’s a toxic real time relationship. It shouldn’t exist.) Thank You @goldiebehl for ending the bender of a night with this jewel ? Hahahhaha!!”
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