After Kangana Ranaut, Vivek Oberoi blames Bollywood for not supporting his film

The actress Kangana Ranaut had made a lot of noise during and after the release of her film Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansi, claiming that her "friends" of Bollywood had not manifested themselves to support his film. Although this was appreciated by the public and critics, the actor Vivek Oberoi criticized his Bollywood counterpart for keeping quiet after the controversy surrounding his film Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

The actor Vivek Oberoi has been criticized The website says that it's easy to take selfies with the Prime Minister (that Bollywood celebrities have made a hundred dollars with Narendra Modi and the one with Karan Johar and his group), but that these celebrities should film directed on the Prime Minister of India.

& # 39; & # 39; It's easy to post selfies with Prime Min ister and stuff like that. As an industry, we must stay united. At present, about 600 artists say that BJP should not come back; let's all get together I respect that, they all have the right to do that, "said Vivek.

" But all those people who are so vocal about everything, no one has come out to support our film. This happens to our movie and they "We try to ban our movie, not a word, not a tweet.This is not fair to me.This is not honest with their own principle. It's a double standard, "he said.

Vivek mocks co-actors and filmmakers for failing to support the controversial biopic of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in which he plays the role of prime minister. A member of the Indian National Congress had appealed against the release of the film, calling "propaganda". to be presented before the Lok Sabha elections in 2019. But the Supreme Court of India quashed the plea and allowed it to be released, claiming that it had been certified by the Central Council of certification of films (CBFC).

PM Narendra Modi's film was due out on April 11, 2019, and manufacturers were happy that it was postponed only a week from its release date of Arpil 5. But the Indian Electoral Commission (ECI ) ordered to suspend the release of the film until the 2019 general election, keeping in mind the moral code of conduct.

The producers of the film, Ssandeep Singh, Suresh Oberoi, Anand Pandit and Acharya Manish appealed to the Supreme Court of India against the suspension of his release by the EC.

ALSO READ: Darshan Kumaar: The biopic of PM Narendra Modi is not a propaganda film [Interview]. ] Vivek Oberoi also said that Bollywood, as an industry, had not voiced his opinion when a movie was falling into controversy, whether it was Padmaavat, Manikarnika, My name is Khan, Udta Punjab or the movie PM Narendra Modi. "I think we are not a united industry. I think that when Padmaavat gets stuck and that a legend like Sanjay Leela Bhansali is abused and misbehaves, we should all unite, "he said. I think if My Name Is Khan gets stuck, we should meet to make sure. Vivek added.

He also seemed optimistic that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's film would see the day after the Lok Sabha elections in 2019. "Anurag Kashyap, who was fighting for the liberation of Udta Punjab The elections in Punjab were published later, and I'm happy, it's a sign of democracy, "he said.