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12th Fail Actor Vikrant Massey in Soup! Issues Apology Over Resurfaced Controversial Tweet Featuring Ram Sita Cartoon

Vikrant Massey Apologizes for Controversial Ram Sita Cartoon, Seeks Forgiveness from Hindu Community

Vikrant Massey

In a recent turn of events, Bollywood actor Vikrant Massey found himself at the center of a heated debate on social media. This controversy emerged from an old post dating back to 2018, which has since resurfaced, causing a stir among netizens. The actor extended an apology for the said post that included a cartoon of Lord Ram and Goddess Sita, which many found offensive.

The Heart of the Controversy

Vikrant Massey old tweet:

Vikrant Massey, known for his roles in critically acclaimed films and his versatile acting skills, had initially shared a tweet that sparked widespread debate. The tweet in question featured a cartoon depicting Goddess Sita expressing relief at being kidnapped by Ravan instead of being in the company of Lord Ram’s supporters. Accompanying this cartoon, Massey commented on the societal issues highlighted by the Kathua and Unnao cases, attempting to shed light on the plight of women in society.

Apology and Acknowledgment

Vikrant Massey new tweet:

In the wake of the controversy, Vikrant Massey took to social media to issue an apology, recognizing the sentiments he had inadvertently hurt. His apology emphasized his respect for all faiths, beliefs, and religions. Massey stated, “As you all by now know, that I hold all faiths, beliefs and religions with the highest possible regard.” He clarified that it was never his intention to malign or disrespect any religion, especially Hinduism, and expressed his regret over any hurt his old post may have caused. Taking a step further in his apology, Massey also informed the public that he had deleted the controversial tweet to prevent further misunderstanding and controversy.

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