Renowned filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma sparked controversy with his recent
statement after watching the film “Oppenheimer.” In a tweet, Varma
expressed doubt that even 0.0000001% of Indians have actually read the
Bhagavad Gita, a revered Hindu scripture. His comment drew mixed reactions
from netizens, with some defending his right to free expression, while
others criticized him for making sweeping generalizations about the Indian
populace. The incident has fueled discussions on social media platforms,
with many urging celebrities to be cautious with their remarks, given their
influence on public opinion.
statement after watching the film “Oppenheimer.” In a tweet, Varma
expressed doubt that even 0.0000001% of Indians have actually read the
Bhagavad Gita, a revered Hindu scripture. His comment drew mixed reactions
from netizens, with some defending his right to free expression, while
others criticized him for making sweeping generalizations about the Indian
populace. The incident has fueled discussions on social media platforms,
with many urging celebrities to be cautious with their remarks, given their
influence on public opinion.
