Watch: Rangoli, Kangana Ranaut's sister, shares Raj Kapoor's "sexist and embarrassing" scene; denounces the selective indignation of Bollywood against "Kabir Singh" | Hindi movie news

Kangana Ranaut's sister, Rangoli Chandel, raised many eyebrows when she recently showed her support for Kabir Singh's director Sandeep Reddy Vanga when he received controversial criticism for the defense of his film. Urging all "outside actors" of the film industry to "protect" him, Chandel even criticized Anupama Chopra for asking him why he chose to venture to Bollywood. Now, in defense of the director, Rangoli shared an excerpt from Raj Kapoor's movie "Awara", dating back to 1951, seeing him twist the arm of actress Nargis before smothering him and then slapping her at several times after she calls her "junglee".

Raj Kapoor's badiest and most embarrbading scene is the true face of Bollywood, so do not be sadder than a southern manufacturer and consider Raj Kapoor a legend "from the legend," she says in her tweet.

The most badist and most embarrbading scene of Raj Kapoor is the true face of Bollywood, so do not be more holistic than … https://t.co/Fe66GALsDW[19459005inge—RangoliChandel(@Rangoli_A) 1562576314000

"Omg Raj Kapoor was the first Kabir Singh," said a Twitter user in her post that she then cited as an example of "selective outrage" that she claimed to unfold the industry.

His tweet prompted a Twitter user to explain why Shahid Kapoor's character had pissed off more than one. She said: "But we are in the 1950s, when women were more oppressed than now, could no longer raise their voices. At that time, the Internet did not exist, the movies had a small market that could influence millions of people. Decidedly, this scene is not good to see, as with #KabirSingh imposing on women. "

Yes, we should collectively raise ourselves, Sanju should also rise. Gully Boy should also raise. Kabir Singh should also … https://t.co/AkRo857xtH

— Rangoli Chandel (@Rangoli_A) 1562579065000

Trying to reiterate his point of view, Rangoli replied, "Yes Deepa ji, we should rise together, Sanju should also rise. Gully Boy should also lift himself. Kabir Singh should also rise. only one filmmaker is wrong.

Despite the controversy surrounding the film, he won a lot of money at the box office, earning an estimated crore of 233 Rs in just three weeks.