Kabir Singh's director, Sandeep Reddy Vanga, said that he had been misquoted in his recent interview | Hindi movie news

Shahid Kapoor and director Kabir Singh of Kiara Advani do wonders at the box office as the film breaks the 200 Rs crore bar less than two weeks after its release. However, Sandeep Reddy Vanga, who made this Bollywood remake of Telegu's "Arjun Reddy" in a recent interview in 2017, drew attention to a controversial statement.

The director received criticism for having described the abuse in the film as pure love. The director said that if you can not slap or touch your wife where he wants or can not kiss, he sees no kind of emotion. His comments provoked a storm on social media.

However, in a phone interview with Times Now, the director stated that he had been misquoted during the interview and that he was talking about the freedom of expression between couples.

Addressing Times Now, Sandeep said, "Come on, look at it and enjoy it. If you do not like the movie then everything is fine. You have taken me completely badly. This is not an aggression. When you are so close to each other, when you can not handle your worst thing one with the other. And you do not have the freedom to show your worst side of things … The worst, it's not like "da din daaru peeke aake maar rha hai". This is the freedom of expression between a deeply connected couple. It works for a woman and for a man too. I spoke for both sides. But unfortunately, they quote very badly. "

About cliticization that the film endorsed the misogyny and aggression of women, the director stated that he did not approve of it and could not answer everyone.

A little earlier, Sandeep had also called the critics of the film "parasites that constitute the real threat to the film industry". He added that they had probably never experienced the love in the right way.