Deepika Padukone is back with the first song of the much-awaited film Pathaan. The song was released by the film’s team on Monday ever since the song is trending. However, they are facing huge criticism because of the color of Deepika’s Dress. The poster of Deepika Padukone burned in Madhya Pradesh as both the ruling and the opposition have objected to the saffron costume worn by the actor in the song. Deepika is facing huge backlash for her outfit even her posters were burned in MP. While this is not the first time when the actress is facing criticism earlier when Deepika visited JNU.
During the film promotion of her film ‘Chhapaak’ based on an acid attack survivor Lakshmi’s real life story, The actress visited JNU campus amid the protests where in leftist students organisations had taken the varsity on ransom not letting students register for winter semester. Deepika Padukone was accused of getting endorsement from former JNU student turned politician Kanhaiya Kumar.
Former RAW officer NK Sood on his Youtube Channel, he alleged that Deepika Padukone has connections with Aneel Mussarat. He also claimed that the actress visited JNU on instructions of Mussarat. The officer in his video released earlier this year, said that Mussarat, who is a Pakistan National, NK Sood alleged that Deepika Padukone received two calls before she visited JNU. One call was from Karachi, and the other was from Dubai. He said that either Mussarat himself or one of his associates urged Padukone to visit the university. He further alleged that she was paid Rs 5 crore by Mussarat to go to JNU.
Pathaan, marks Shah Rukh Khan’s return to the big screen in over four years. The action thriller also stars John Abraham and is directed by Siddharth Aanand. The film is scheduled to be released in theatres on January 25, 2023. It will be released in Tamil and Telugu dubbed versions apart from Hindi. Shah Rukh Khan also has Jawaan and Dunki in the pipeline.
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