Sudeep Criticised For Calling Hindi The National Language Of India; Pro-Kannadigas Call Him Biased!
Sudeep, during Pailwaan's press meet in Mumbai called Hindi the national language of India. He's being severely criticism on social media. Pro-Kannadigas are calling him biased.
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oi-Chaitra Krishnamurthy
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Minister
Amit
Shah's
decision
to
make
Hindi
the
national
language
of
India
has
received
a
lot
of
wrath
from
the
non-Hindi
speaking
population.
Several
members
of
South
Indian
fraternity
have
opposed
this
owing
to
the
impact
this
is
going
to
have
on
the
people
residing
in
the
Southern
regions
and
the
films
made
in
regional
languages.
But,
Sandalwood
actor
Sudeep,
during
Pailwaan's
press
meet
in
Mumbai
called
Hindi
the
national
language
of
India.
This
statement
of
the
actor
is
being
subjected
to
severe
criticism
on
social
media.
Sudeep
latest
film
Pailwaan
was
dubbed
in
multiple
languages.
During
the
promotion
of
Pehelwaan
in
Mumbai,
the
media
asked
the
actor
why
he
is
emphasising
more
on
the
Hindi
version
of
the
film,
compared
to
the
other
language.
His
response
to
this
question
has
now
gotten
him
entangled
in
controversy.
Sudeep
stated,
"That's
because
Hindi
is
the
national
language.
Everything
started
from
here,
hence
it
always
holds
more
weightage.
According
to
me,
there
is
larger
number
of
people
who
speak
Hindi
compared
to
other
languages.
Hence,
we
are
giving
more
preference
to
the
Hindi
version."
Meanwhile,
several
South
Indian
actors
are
openly
protesting
the
thought
of
imposing
Hindi
as
the
national
language.
Superstar
Rajinikanth,
Kamal
Hassan,
Shivrajkumar
and
Jaggesh
are
some
of
the
stars
opposing
the
central's
much-debated
idea.
Upon
hearing
Sudeep's
opinion
about
the
above,
pro-Kannadigas
are
mercilessly
trolling
the
actor
on
Twitter.
While
some
are
asking
if
he's
unaware
of
the
fact
that
Hindi
isn't
the
national
language,
the
rest
are
calling
him
biased.
Since
his
fanbase
among
the
Hindi
speaking
audiences
has
increased
many
folds
in
the
past
few
years,
people
have
to
say
that
he's
abandoning
his
language.
However,
Sudeep
hasn't
reacted
to
the
trolls
and
comments.
He's
currently
busy
shooting
for
his
upcoming
film
Kotigobba
3
in
Warsaw,
Poland.