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'Shah Rukh Khan Ko Main Jihadi Bulaunga...': BJP MLA Ravinder Negi Warns Actor Over Deepika Padukone's Saffron Dress Scene In King Song - Watch

Deepika Padukone's saffron dress in Shah Rukh Khan-starrer King song Tu Mil Jaaye has created a controversy again. BJP MLA Ravinder Singh Negi, aka Ravi Negi, has warned SRK to remove the part in which Deepika is wearing the saffron dress. He also recollected that three years ago, in Pathaan, Deepika had worn a saffron bikini. Ravi Negi criticises Shah Rukh Khan While talking to Dainik Samachar,…

'Shah Rukh Khan Ko Main Jihadi Bulaunga...': BJP MLA Ravinder Negi Warns Actor Over Deepika Padukone's Saffron Dress Scene In King Song - Watch

Recently, BJP MLA Ravinder Singh Negi, also known as Ravi Negi, has made headlines by warning actor Shah Rukh Khan to remove a scene from the film King where Deepika Padukone wears a saffron dress. Negi, who speaks out against what he perceives as "Jihadis" in the country, believes that the scene uncovers the "Jihadi" nature of those involved in the film industry. He claims that these actors are earning money from the nation while tarnishing its image and that Deepika Padukone is merely a pawn in this supposed plot.

Negi's warning comes after Deepika wore a saffron bikini in the Pathaan film, which led to Hindu organisations protesting. He states that just like Hindu organisations protested against Deepika's orange bikini three years ago, they will do the same now. He further warns that if Shah Rukh Khan does not remove the scene, there will be nationwide protests and no one will tolerate anything against Sanatan Dharma.

In a separate controversy, Negi also reacts to Dia Mirza's statement opposing Diwali crackers. He calls it a "well-planned conspiracy" and accuses Dia Mirza, along with other celebrities, of being ashamed of their Indian roots. He further claims that this is all a conspiracy to defame Sanatan Dharma.

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