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Arjun Kapoor Lashes Out At A Publication For A Disgusting Headline On His Mother!
Arjun Kapoor lashes out at a Hindi publication for an insensitive & hurtful headline about his mother's death. Arjun Kapoor took a screenshot of the headline & posted it on Twitter.
We all have read and heard about articles being one sided, insensitive headlines and what not! But a Hindi publication has gone one step ahead by giving a headline which could hurt the sentiments of anybody reading it. The publication's headline was on Arjun Kapoor's mother and her tragic death. The headline read as, "Toh isliye Arjun Kapoor ko Chod kar Chali Gayi uski Maa." (So this is why Arjun Kapoor's mother left him and went away).
Arjun Kapoor did not take it lightly and rightfully lashed out against the publication through a screenshot of the headline and tweeted, "I don't normally react to what's written about me but for a man who's lost his mother I find this headline highly distasteful & insensitive."
I don't normally react to what's written about me but for a man who's lost his mother I find this headline highly distasteful & insensitive. pic.twitter.com/s3vq9F7PuM
— Arjun Kapoor (@arjunk26) November 27, 2016
It is an extremely careless and insensitive headline, isn't it? It's one thing targetting celebrities and it's another thing targetting their parents and loved ones, which is not right in any sense! Also, in an interview with a leading daily, Arjun Kapoor fondly remembered his mother and was quoted as saying,
"My mother was the nicest person in the world. I still have people coming to me to say how she was so warm, generous and kind-hearted. She never washed her dirty linen in public. She always maintained her equations with people. She had an equation with all the family members. She made a selfless choice by not shifting out of my grandparents' house, as she wanted us to live with our family and having a wholesome environment. And we got so much love and care, which is what will sustain us for the rest of our lives."
