‘People
Have
Blown
My
Comment
Out
Of
Proportion’
Mukesh
was
quoted
by
BT
as
saying,
"People
have
blown
my
comment
out
of
proportion
and
presented
it
wrongly
to
Shatruji.
I
have
known
him
for
long
and
have
immense
respect
for
him.
I
took
Sonakshi's
name
as
a
mere
example.
It
does
not
mean
I
was
trying
to
demean
her
or
question
her
knowledge.
My
intention
was
not
to
target
her."
‘If
Shatruji
Feels
That
Taking
Sonakshi’s
Name
Was
A
Mistake,
Then
Yes,
It
Is.’
He
further
added,
"However,
I
am
shocked
to
see
how
the
current
generation
is
not
aware
of
many
things.
Recently,
I
was
watching
a
video
in
which
an
IT
student
didn't
know
whose
maternal
uncle
Kans
was.
Someone
even
answered
‘Duryodhan'
to
that
question.
I
am
not
claiming
that
I
am
the
guardian
of
Ramayan
and
Hindu
literature,
but
as
a
citizen
of
India,
I
do
feel
that
it
is
our
duty
to
introduce
our
literature
and
history
to
today's
generation
because
they
are
more
interested
in
TikTok
and
Harry
Potter.
Once
again,
if
Shatruji
feels
that
taking
Sonakshi's
name
was
a
mistake,
then
yes,
it
is.
But,
it
was
not
intentional."
Mukesh
On
Nitish’s
Remark
When
asked
about
his
take
on
Nitish's
remarks
on
him,
the
Shaktimaan
actor
said
that
he
never
minced
words
and
have
always
been
honest
about
his
thoughts.
He
added
that
Nitish
is
diplomatic.
Actor
Says
Puneet
Is
Promoting
His
Play
The
Mahabharat
actor
also
reacted
to
his
co-star
Puneet's
remark.
He
said
that
Puneet
is
trying
to
promote
his
play,
which
glorifies
Duryodhan.
Also,
Mukesh
said
that
Ekta's
Mahabharat
looked
like
Greeks
playing
Hindustanis.
Mukesh’s
Message
To
Pseudo
Intellectuals
He
added,
"I
would
like
to
tell
all
pseudo
intellectuals
that
I
do
have
the
right
to
say
that
these
versions
are
not
based
on
the
original,
and
they
should
watch
the
reruns
of
Ramanand
Sagar's
Ramayan
and
BR
Chopra's
Mahabharat."
-
(sic)