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On June 21, Kabir Singh of Sandeep Vanga was released in Indian theaters for the Bollywood consumer crowd.
A heart-rending, heartbreaking, breaking Kabir Singh (the movie and the character seem like a being) had already attracted attention for his status as Shahid Kapoor-starrer and the Hindi remake of the Telugu hit Arjun Reddy.
Now, 17 days and Rs 235.72 crores later, Kabir Singh has an audience divided into two – fervent defenders of the film and people who are left speechless by the blatant misogyny.
Addressing Anupama Chopra in an interview for Film Companion, Vanga attempted to justify the violent behavior of the actor who is mainly directed to his love interest played by Kiara Advani .
He said, "When you question people's belief system, they get angry. I think that's what happened. This is not even a healthy criticism. It's very pseudo. When you are deeply in love, deeply attached to the woman, there is a lot of honesty. If you do not have this physical demonstration, if you do not have the freedom to slap you, I do not see it.
South Indian actress Samantha Akkineni and singer Chinmayi called the justification of violence by Vanga against women in a series of tweets that then resulted in a host of trolls attacking them or, in terms not millennia, from the shame of doing their job.
In order to support their "director", "anti-feminists" "plunged into the lives of celebrities, took moments out of context to shame them and inadvertently revealed themselves to be the real Kabir Singhs .
Enjoy the movie … and disagreeing with a comment are two different things. I loved the story of "Arjun Reddy". It is not the generalization that love means having the freedom to slap people. https://t.co/rLWG7L4Gbt
– Baby Akkineni (@ Samanthaprabhu2) July 7, 2019
You hit someone, that's violence!
That a person hits a woman, a man or a transbadual.
This is not love. This is violence. And justification of the violence.
I will continue to say it, no matter how many women and men justify it. https://t.co/vCSKsOU4AP
– Chinmayi Sripaada (@Chinmayi) July 8, 2019
Vanga's commentary reinforcing the misogynistic nuances of the film sparked a wave of support from Twitterati, giving rise to the hashtag #wesupportsandeepreddyvanga.
I am in love My husband loves me very much.
He did not have to hit me to prove that he was there.
Women stay in abusive marriages because men beat them, then helped them heal wounds that should NEVER have been. The. Children grow up in houses like this. pic.twitter.com/yrmTXNQ3um– Chinmayi Sripaada (@Chinmayi) [July71920]
That's right what they say about movies that are a representation of the society. Here's somebody on Twitter who supports the director's justification for violence by resorting to online abuse.
Problems in society:
lack of adequate food
lack of adequate shelter / clothing
unemployment
poor education
religious conflict
political imbalancesFeminists :
SHAHID KAPOOR SLIDED KIARA ADVANI TO KABIR SINGH #WeSupportSandeepReddyVanga
– MB (@ deepu4mb) July 7, 2019
I look at Dookudu to see mahesh knock twice. Look at Rangasthalam next. #WeSupportSandeepReddyVanga #KabirSingh
– Praveen (@praveendutt) July 7, 2019
Kubra Sait, who had expressed his criticism of the film, was also followed from close.
What the Twitter war revealed was that sometimes male chauvinism does not require logic.
Also remove the plastic of the industry #WeSupportSandeepReddyVanga
– Vijay bhargav (@ Vijaybh58229773) of July 7, 2019
There are more lines:
Can you to explain that? When you can be so audacious and open in an interview, then why #sandeepreddyvanga can not be bold too? pic.twitter.com/MOU3CKYMLu
– Komaram Bheem (@NTRblood) July 7, 2019
Here is a clbadic. It is a reliable and proven tool used by people indulging in misogyny. They point out: "While there is so much poverty, why does an artist only point out misogyny on screen?" Why not poverty? Why not unemployment?
Feminism: –
When a 5-year-old girl is raped, nobody wants to answer it
When a hero slaps a heroine in a film that this point must be raised up
– Pavanvarma.K (@Pavanvarmakant1) July 7, 2019
One of the ways to measure the success of a movie is to determine how much his audience can understand it.
And Kabir Singh works successfully despite the 'awake' reaction & # 39; because it seems that Vanga has found the right agreement with the chauvinists.
Here is a last tweet to find out how the logic shines through in the spirit of "Kabir Singh".
Aaaat, honesty of power. ……..
Trend No. 1 in India ..
Feminist Women #WeSupportSandeepReddyVanga . pic.twitter.com/tfiX6EB6OP– vamsidhar Reddy (@vamsidharredy) July 7, 2019
I will definitely slap my wife if she does something that does not mean anything when she does . m wrng. It's the personal connection that makes us someone's one. How can this be negative? Our parents also slapped us. Is it toxic muscularity? I never liked #ArjunReddy bt #WeSupportSandeepReddyVanga
– Criticism (@bhagnapremikudu) July 7, 2019
I do not understand why this concept is so Hard to understand, hitting your wife is an abuse. Hitting your son or daughter to correct them is an abuse. Hitting your dog is an abuse. To use excessive force on all living beings without their permission is an abuse. end of discussion
– Vignesh Sampathkumar (@ Vickys7888) July 7, 2019
However, not everyone has jumped on the train of misogyny. Samantha and Chinmayi, who braved the war on Twitter, had a slight support.
Any "supporter" who defends the wrongdoing of this director only defends his own position on misogyny and abuse. There is no confusion here. These guys are just happy to have found a poster artist speaking their language and approving it. These guys are everywhere around us, everywhere.
– Sukanya (@ suku06) on July 6, 2019
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