‘Anger over the torture of 500 Hindus in the leaf but not on a stampede’ Swara Bhaskar told the society dead

Actress Swara Bhaskar has once again come under controversy. he/she has questioned the audience’s reaction regarding a scene in Vicky Kaushal’s historical drama film Chhava. Swara has compared the emotional reaction of the audience on the scene of Sambhaji’s torture by the Mughals on social media to tragedies like stampede and bodies and said why people have kept silence on it. Swara Bhasker tweeted, ‘ A society that is more angry at the imaginary film tortures of Hindus 500 years ago, not a terrible with stampede and mismanagement Death and then the dead bodies allegedly handling the JCB bulldozer. This society is dead with its mind and soul #iykyk. ‘

Praise of Swara Bhaskar’s thinking

his/her tweet waged a hot debate online. Some people also praised his/her thinking, but the rest of the people argued that the emotional part of the film arises from the historical bravery and sacrifice. A user commented- 100% true, people like good drama, not true. It seems that everyone is running away from reality and drowning only in cellulide stories. One asked- Are we more comfortable to debate the imagination than facing the serious realities of our time?

People opposed Swara

However, many people opposed his/her attitude. A netizon argued- The tears you are seeing is not of ordinary sorrow, but of intensive respect and gratitude to those who maintained the cultural and religious identity of India. The rest of the people trolling said- It is a joke to compare the massacre made by demons Mughals with a stampede.

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‘Chhawa’ box office collection

One user said- it shows emotions in dealing with the events of the past and the current crises. Meanwhile, ‘Chhava’ has continued its brilliant performance at the Indian box office. According to Saiknik, the film has crossed the Rs 165 crore mark and is on the way to become the first Bollywood film to cross Rs 200 crore in 2025.