Prakash Raj Compares Pathaan Box Office Collection With Kashmir Files: Says 'They Spit At It.. No Oscar..'!

Pointing out that the film Pathaan has collected more than Rs.700 crores, Prakash Raj has severely criticized those who said that the film should be banned.

Actor Prakash Raj has been criticizing the central government for many years. For this reason, he has created the hashtag Just Asking and has been presenting various criticisms over the years.

'Zero' was released in 2018, starring Shah Rukh Khan, who is known as the Badshah of Bollywood. After that his films were not released. Almost 3 years later, the film 'Pathaan' in which he acted as the hero was released and the collection is taking a hit.

Besharam Rang was the first song released from the film. It impressed the fans a lot. But it also created controversy. The hashtag 'boycott pathaan' trended on Twitter, calling for the film to be banned as the song, featuring Deepika Padukone's sizzling look, is culturally offensive. Controversy arose especially as to why Deepika wore a saffron bikini.

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— Saqqu_FAN𓀠 (@saquib_srkian) February 6, 2023

At the same time, Prakashraj condemned the comments against the Pathan song. Sharing Minister Narottam's message, Prakash Raj said, "It is disgusting. How long should we tolerate this kind of color blindness?''

Similarly, actor Prakash Raj posted a Tweet on his official Twitter handle, mentioning the photo of Deepika Padukone with the Football World Cup. In it, Prakash Raj said that he was proud of Deepika Padukone and asked if the fanatics who protested the 'Besharam Rang' song would now boycott the World Cup.

In this case, he has now raised the question again. He said, "The film Pathaan has collected more than Rs700 crores. But those who opposed this film could not collect even Rs 30 crore for Narendra Modi film. Then they made a propaganda film called Kashmir Files. After seeing the film, the international artists spit. Even so, all of them have no sense. Vivek Agnihotri, who directed Kashmir Files, laments why he didn't give Oscar to this film. No Oscar, not even Bhaskar."