Rishi Kapoor Goes On A Rant Against Rahul Gandhi! But Why Is He Feeling The Pinch Of Nepotism?
Rishi Kapoor goes on a Twitter rant against Rahul Gandhi after hearing his speech at the Berkeley University, USA about dynasties and nepotism in India.
Rahul
Gandhi
made
a
speech
at
Berkeley
University,
USA
and
during
a
press
conference
he
was
asked
about
nepotism
in
politics
for
which
he
answered,
"Most
parties
in
India
have
that
problem.
Mr.
Akhilesh
Yadav
is
a
dynast.
Mr
Stalin
is
a
dynast,
even
Abhishek
Bachchan
is
a
dynast.
So,
that's
how
India
runs.
So,
don't
get
after
me
because
that's
how
India
is
run.
By
the
way,
last,
I
recall,
Ambanis
are
running
the
business.
That's
also
going
on
in
Infosys."
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Out
of
nowhere,
we
wonder
why
Rishi
Kapoor
felt
the
pinch
of
nepotism
as
he
assumed
that
Rahul
Gandhi's
statement
was
targeted
towards
him
and
his
family.
Troll
Lord,
Rishi
Kapoor
went
on
a
Twitter
rant
against
Rahul
Gandhi
and
highlighted
how
his
'4
generations
of
Kapoor
family'
have
contributed
to
Bollywood
based
on
merit
and
not
dynasty.
Both
Rishi
and
Rahul
sound
equally
stupid!
Check
out
the
tweets
below...
Twitter
Rant
Rishi
Kapoor
goes
on
a
Twitter
rant
against
Congress
VP
Rahul
Gandhi.
Tweet
Tweet
Rishi
Kapoor
lectured
Rahul
Gandhi
about
'nepotism'
and
'dynasty',
but
his
own
family
is
enjoying
every
bit
of
it.
Troll
Lord
Rishi
Kapoor
loves
trolling,
but
sometimes
he
goes
overboard
and
no
wonder
he's
been
named
as
the
Troll
Lord!
Elected
Representatives
A
user
reminded
Rishi
Kapoor
that
the
Gandhi
family
members
were
democratically
elected
by
the
people,
but
the
Kapoor
family
members
were
just
launched
by
their
fathers.
So
Funny
A
parody
account
of
Vijay
Mallya
poked
fun
at
Rishi
Kapoor
for
being
a
living
example
of
nepotism
and
extending
the
blame
on
Rahul
Gandhi
for
it.
Nepotism
Row
The
Twitter
user
reminded
Rishi
Kapoor
once
again
that
people
elected
the
Gandhis
by
choice
and
the
Kapoors
were
sent
by
the
Kapoors
themselves
and
not
by
the
people.