Deepika Padukone's critics also said that Mr Pai was minimising her move because she belongs to Bengaluru.
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True very sad; @deepikapadukone was ill advised. A good person with high values was led astray and used by Lutyens Delhi and the Khan Market Gang to further their fake narratives! @kiranshaw @PrinceArihan @ARanganathan72 @anuraag_saxena She is a wonderful human,a true Bangalurean https://t.co/4EsuSmc2Wp
— Mohandas Pai (@TVMohandasPai) January 12, 2020
As he had tagged Kiran Mazumdar Shaw in his post who had earlier called the discussion 'retrograde', she gave a stern reply. She said that the actress was not advised by anyone and decided to show up at the university to express her solidarity with the students.
She furthur wrote, Please respect an individual's rights to do what they want".
She was not advised by anyone. She decided on her own to show solidarity with students who were attacked by goons. Please respect an individual’s rights to do what they want.
— Kiran Mazumdar Shaw (@kiranshaw) January 12, 2020
Deepika Padukone's critics also said that Mr Pai was minimising her move because she belongs to Bengaluru.
After Padukone's visit to the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) on Tuesday, many appreciated her "silent solidarity", but some others criticised her for "supporting Leftists", saying it was a promotional stunt for her latest film "Chhapaak". A section of BJP leaders also criticised the 34-year- old actor over her JNU visit.
(with agency inputs)
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