Another Week; Another Controversy, Boycott Bollywood Trend Back On Twitter? | Beyond The Headline
November 25, 2022
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as posted by the channelIn this episode of beyond the headline, Tamanna Inamdar will be discussing about the boycott trend in bollywood. The boycott trend is back on Twitter, and this time it's actor Richa Chadha who is in the crosshairs. Richa's recent tweet about the Indian Army started it all. Despite the actor's apology, the internet isn't ready to forgive her. Many social media users have now called for a boycott of Richa Chadha's upcoming film, Fukrey 3. "Statistically what's happening is that the number of boycott calls being made are resulting in geometric fall in terms of the impact that they're having" says Founder, Perfect Relation, Dilip Cherian. Film Critic, Murtaza Ali Khan says "Right now everybody feels that they have the power to boycott Bollywood, boycott the stars & to boycott all these brands" Watch the complete video to know more!
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