Kamal Haasan In Hassle For His Language Remark
Actor Kamal Haasan has landed in controversy along with his current comment that “Kannada was born out of Tamil”, which has triggered sharp political reactions and public outrage in Karnataka. The BJP and pro-Kannada teams have condemned his assertion and demanded an unconditional apology. Kamal Haasan made the remark throughout a public occasion in Chennai, the place he was talking alongside Kannada actor Shivarajkumar.
The comment has been perceived as undermining the Kannada language’s impartial heritage, and Karnataka BJP president BY Vijayendra has lashed out at Kamal Haasan, calling his remarks “uncultured”. Vijayendra accused Kamal Haasan of insulting Kannada and its audio system, and demanded an unconditional apology. Professional-Kannada teams have additionally expressed their anger, with activists from Karnataka Rakshana Vedike tearing posters of Kamal Haasan’s upcoming movie “Thug Life” and issuing warnings of a possible statewide ban on the movie.
The controversy comes simply days forward of the discharge of “Thug Life”, scheduled to hit theatres on June 5. Kamal Haasan’s feedback have sparked a heated debate about language identification and cultural heritage, with many calling for him to apologize for his remarks. The BJP chief has additionally questioned Kamal’s authority to make historic claims in regards to the origin of languages.
The backlash in opposition to Kamal Haasan’s comment has been intense, with many in Karnataka feeling that he has insulted the state’s language and tradition. It stays to be seen how Kamal responds to the criticism and whether or not he’ll apologize for his feedback.
