In the Bollywood industry these days, the controversy about films has become common. Along with this, filmmaker Karan Johar's 'Takht' has also been present in the list of controversial films. Along with this, Karan's 'Takht' is seen to be surrounded in controversies. Along with this, recently the screenwriter of this film Hussain Hydari has made a controversial tweet about Hindus.
People have been very angry since this tweet. On the same social media people are condemning the tweet of Hussain Hydari and boycotting the film. At the same time, #BoycottTakht is trending on Twitter. Karan Johar, the controversy over the multi-starrer film 'Takht', seems to be growing rapidly.
For your information, let us tell you that the writer of the film Hussain Hydari has tweeted a disputed tweet. Along with this, in his tweet, he wrote not only one but controversial question about Hindus again and again. Since then, there has been an uproar. For your information, let us tell you that this tweet of Hussain Hydari did not appeal to the people and he not only gave a befitting reply to them, but also demanded to buy Karan Johar's film Takht. At the same time, on social media, users are making various comments and are demanding to make the film # Boycott.
A user writes, 'Dharma Movies This man who is living on your salary commits evil day and night of Hinduism. That's why we boycott your film. The other wrote, 'This man is the author of' Takht ', but shameless Hindus are still filming with it.' A user tweets' Do Dharma Productions and Karan Johar support this statement? If yes, we boycott the throne. If not, we want you to boycott Hussain Hydari '. With this, one user wrote, 'We know such people have no effect. The way to teach them a lesson is to stop buying their given product only.
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