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'Jo Bhi Main Kehna Chahun Barbaad Karde Alfaaz Mere': Ramayana Actor Ranbir Kapoor Apologises For Slip Of Tongue At Dussehra Event After Social Media Backlash - Watch

Ramayana actor Ranbir Kapoor was trolled on social media, as at a Dussehra event on Tuesday, he said, “ Dussehra hame ek bahut khubsurat baat yaad dilati hai, ki burai chahe kitni bhi taqatwar kyun naa ho, aakhir mein ant sacchai aur achchai ki hie hogi (Dussehra reminds us of a beautiful thing: no matter how powerful evil is, truth and goodness will ultimately end).” He had a slip of the tongue…

'Jo Bhi Main Kehna Chahun Barbaad Karde Alfaaz Mere': Ramayana Actor Ranbir Kapoor Apologises For Slip Of Tongue At Dussehra Event After Social Media Backlash - Watch

Ranbir Kapoor, known for his role in the Ramayana series, found himself in trouble for a slip of the tongue at a Dussehra event. The renowned actor was quoted as saying, "Dussehra reminds us of a beautiful thing: no matter how powerful evil is, truth and goodness will ultimately triumph." However, he mistakenly uttered, "triumph will ultimately be defeated by truth and goodness" instead.

The actor later clarified his statement, expressing regret over the confusion. On Wednesday, Ranbir apologized for the incident, stating, "I would like to take this opportunity to apologize about an incident that happened yesterday. I was at a Dussehra event, and I had a slip of the tongue." He further reminisced about his collaboration with composer Rehman in the film Rockstar, saying, "This reminds me of a collaboration that I had with Rehman sir in Rockstar.

What I want to say is, whatever I want to say, it gets lost in my words." The incident sparked social media backlash, but the actor remained humble in his apology.

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