While
Kartik
Aaryan
has
been
entertaining
fans
with
his
creative
videos
on
social
media
amid
the
COVID-19
lockdown,
one
of
his
recent
posts
ended
up
hitting
the
headlines
for
the
wrong
reason.
Over
the
weekend,
the
Pati
Patni
Aur
Woh
actor
posted
a
video
of
him
eating
a
badly
made
roti
and
jokingly
punishing
his
sister
for
it.
His
caption
for
the
post
read,
"No
compromise
on
quality."
Unfortunately,
the
video
rubbed
netizens
the
wrong
way.
Many
slammed
the
actor
for
endorsing
domestic
violence
in
a
way.
Some
even
drew
comparisons
with
his
on-screen
characters
which
often
end
up
being
under
the
scanner
for
their
misogynistic
tones.
After
facing
backlash
on
social
media,
the
actor
has
deleted
the
controversial
video.
Kartik's
video
received
flak
from
few
celebrities
from
the
industry
as
well.
Singer
Sona
Mohapatra
tweeted,
"This
guy
has
become
a
youth
idol
by
consistently
🌟ing
in
misogynistic
films
&is
happy
2extend
it
to
his
disgusting
#lockdown
video.
DV
in
India
is
skyrocketing
many
women
stuck
24/7
with
their
http://abusers.Call
this
out
#India.
He
influences
many
more
millions
than
Tangoli."
(sic)
"I
have
begun
to
believe
that
thus
is
a
new
PR
strategy
for
many.
Put
out
misogynistic
content
or
even
hire
a
multiple
#MeToo
accused
&
then
wait
for
the
feminists
to
speak
up
&
protest
&
thus
amplify?
Free
ka
publicity.
Case
in
point
Kabir
Singh,
Indian
Idol
&
maybe
this
too?"(sic)
read
her
next
tweet.
Filmmaker
Onir
too,
found
Kartik's
video
offensive
and
posted
on
his
Twitter
handle,
"Idiotic
..
someone
should
tell
him
since
he
is
too
dumb
to
understand
that
a
lot
of
responsible
Film
industry
members
have
put
out
a
message
against
domestic
violence
and
this
is
NOT
FUNNY
.
But
then
who
are
we
taking
to.."
(sic)
He
further
wrote,
"He
is
very
popular.
like
his
long
speech
from
the
film.
But
unfortunately
misogyny
is
very
often
camouflaged
as
"entertainment" or
"
real
love"."
(sic)
Meanwhile,
what
do
you
guys
think
about
Kartik's
video?
Let
us
know
in
the
comment
section
below.
Coming
back
to
the
actor,
before
this
controversy,
he
was
applauded
for
his
monologue
video
in
wake
of
the
COVID-19
outbreak.
Kartik
has
also
started
his
own
chat
show
called
'Koki
Puchega'
on
his
YouTube
channel,
in
which
he
interacts
with
COVID-19
survivors
and
frontline
warriors.