After Mukesh Khanna, Kumar Vishwas took a dig at Shatrughan and Sonakshi Sinha!

Famous poet Kumar Vishwas has made rhetorical remarks against veteran actor Shatrughan Sinha and his/her daughter Sonakshi Sinha during a poetry festival in Meerut, UP. Without taking names he/she said, ‘Teach Ramayana to your children. Otherwise it may happen that the name of your house is ‘Ramayana’, but someone else snatches ‘Lakshmi’ from your house. Let us tell you that the name of Shatrughan Sinha’s house is ‘Ramayana’. his/her daughter Sonakshi Sinha married boyfriend Zaheer Iqbal this year. Netizens said that Kumar Vishwas has taken a dig at the inter-religion marriage of the Sinha family.

Kumar Vishwas taunted!

During the program, Kumar Vishwas said, ‘Make your children remember the names of Sita ji’s sisters and Lord Ram’s brothers. Giving a hint. Those who understand should applaud. Read ‘Ramayana’ to your children and make them listen to Geeta. Otherwise it may happen that the name of your house is ‘Ramayana’ and someone else takes away Shri Lakshmi of your house.

‘Who made him/her the guardian of Hinduism?’, after Sonakshi, Shatrughan Sinha gave a befitting reply to Mukesh Khanna

Sonakshi had to face criticism

This is not the first time that Sonakshi Sinha has faced criticism over her connection with Ramayana. In the year 2019, in the ‘KBC’ serial, Sonakshi gave a wrong answer to a question related to ‘Ramayana’, on which Mukesh Khanna also criticized her. he/she had mentioned this in an interview a few days ago.

Sonakshi hits back at Mukesh Khanna

After this Sonakshi also retaliated. he/she said, ‘Stop bringing up a single incident to make news at the expense of me and my family.’

Shatrughan Sinha defended his/her daughter

Shatrughan Sinha also came to the rescue of his/her daughter. he/she had said, ‘What right does this person have to be an expert on Ramayana? Not answering a question on Ramayana does not disqualify him/her from being a good Hindu. he/she doesn’t need anyone’s approval.

Mukesh defended

After this Mukesh Khanna said in his/her defense that his/her intentions were not bad. Rather, he/she wanted today’s generation to be educated about the culture and history of India. he/she had said, ‘There was no malicious intention. But I knew that my comment would upset her.