Hindi Vs South - Tweet War between Sudeep and Ajay Devgn
Kannada sudeep garnered popularity in tollywood for his role as the antagonist in Rajamouli's Eega. This eega Villain has been making news in social media for a few days now because of his comments on bollywood films. We all know that he just stated in an interview that hindi is no longer India's national language. "You mentioned that a pan india film was done in Kannada," Kiccha sudeep said at a recent occasion. I'd like to make a little change. hindi has lost its status as a national language.
Today, bollywood is producing films that are set in India. They are attempting to gain popularity through dubbing in telugu and Tamil, but so far they have been unsuccessful. Today, we're making movies that are going to be seen all over the world." Though Sudeep's statements are popular in the South, they are unpopular in the North, who regard them as a denigration of their films. ajay Devgan reacted to the situation with a powerful tweet today. In a tweet written entirely in hindi, ajay Devgan has tagged Kiccha Suseep.
With his tweet, he asked sudeep why, if he doesn't consider hindi to be the national language, they are dubbing their native tongue films and releasing them in Hindi. hindi was, is, and always will be their mother tongue and national language, he continued. Jan Gan Man, he said at the end of the tweet. However, this response from ajay Devgan sparked a little twitter fight between him and Sudeep. "Hello ajay Devgan sir.. the context to why I uttered that line is entirely different from the way I guess it has reached you," sudeep tweeted in response to Ajay's statement. When I encounter you in person, I'll probably emphasise why the statement was made. It wasn't meant to offend, provoke, or generate a controversy. "Sir, why would I?"
Today, bollywood is producing films that are set in India. They are attempting to gain popularity through dubbing in telugu and Tamil, but so far they have been unsuccessful. Today, we're making movies that are going to be seen all over the world." Though Sudeep's statements are popular in the South, they are unpopular in the North, who regard them as a denigration of their films. ajay Devgan reacted to the situation with a powerful tweet today. In a tweet written entirely in hindi, ajay Devgan has tagged Kiccha Suseep.
With his tweet, he asked sudeep why, if he doesn't consider hindi to be the national language, they are dubbing their native tongue films and releasing them in Hindi. hindi was, is, and always will be their mother tongue and national language, he continued. Jan Gan Man, he said at the end of the tweet. However, this response from ajay Devgan sparked a little twitter fight between him and Sudeep. "Hello ajay Devgan sir.. the context to why I uttered that line is entirely different from the way I guess it has reached you," sudeep tweeted in response to Ajay's statement. When I encounter you in person, I'll probably emphasise why the statement was made. It wasn't meant to offend, provoke, or generate a controversy. "Sir, why would I?"