Raj Thackeray takes swipe at Vivek Oberoi, R Madhavan over living in Dubai despite praising India: “Why live in Dubai if you love India?”
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Referring to Vivek Oberoi, who portrayed Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the 2019 biographical movie based on the PM, Thackeray remarked, “Vivek Oberoi, who made a movie on Modi and played Modi's role in it, has also gone to live in Dubai.”
Adding to this, He also questioned R. Madhavan's decision to reside in Dubai and shared, “R Madhavan who lauded PM Modi - where does he live? He lives in Dubai. So if you love India so much, if you love PM Modi, if they believe that PM Modi is developing India, then why are they living in a foreign land? Why are they living in Dubai with their families?” Thackeray further alleged, “They will come here, work in a government-sponsored movie like Dhurandhar and then will go back to Dubai.”
Meanwhile, Madhavan has previously shared that he relocated to Dubai during the COVID-19 pandemic to support his son's swimming career, while Vivek Oberoi has shared he moved there to expand his business interests.
Notably, During the same address, Thackeray also spoke about the language used against Prime Minister Modi during the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protests at Delhi's Jantar Mantar. Referring to the Prime Minister's response that such "misguided children" should be forgiven and guided, Thackeray shared, “I agree with it (PM's statement). No one should use a language of such a low level. But he should tell people of his own party.”
As per the latest buzz, He alleged that BJP troll groups frequently target public figures, including Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru, Indira Gandhi, and members of the Thackeray family. According to him, several actors now avoid expressing their opinions publicly because of online trolling. Thackeray added that abusive language should not be used against anyone and remarked, “Even they (BJP supporters) should be asked to stop (from using derogatory language). BJP troll teams started this. As you sow, so shall you reap.”
In further updates, He also shared the NEET paper leak row may have sparked the CJP protests, but the large public participation reflected accumulated grievances built up over the years.
Source: Bollywood Hungama