Annu Kapoor claims that Chak De! 》Group bias exists in India: Deets Inside

October 25, 2024: Veteran actor Annu Kapoor claims makers of Shah Rukh Khan movie spark controversy Chad! India Deliberately introducing a common angle to the film. Kapoor said the filmmakers changed the protagonist’s background to depict Muslims, straying from the real-life inspiration behind the story.

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Kapoor noted that Shah Rukh Khan’s character Kabir Khan was originally based on real-life hockey coach Mir Ranjan Negi. However, in the movie, the character was changed to the fictional Kabir Khan. In an interview with ANI, Kapoor claimed: “The protagonist in ‘The Movie’ Chad! India Based on the famous coach Negi Saab. But in India they want to show good character to Muslims and make fun of Pandits (Hindu priests). It is an ancient practice of labeling using the idea of ​​Ganga-Jamuni Tehzeeb (Hindu-Muslim unity). “

Kapoor’s statement comes shortly after he sparked another controversy, claiming that his 7 hole sorry Co-star Priyanka Chopra refused to kiss him on screen because he was not a mainstream hero.

Annu Kapoor’s career Known for his roles in films such as Mandy, Utsav, mr india, Gayar, snort, Etrazand 7 hole sorryAnnu Kapoor has had a long career in Bollywood. In addition to acting, he also hosts a popular radio show called Suhaana Safar and Annu Kapoor.

about Chad! India Released in 2007, Chad! India is a Bollywood sports drama directed by Himit Amin. The film revolves around former men’s hockey player Kabir Khan (played by Shah Rukh Khan), who is accused of betraying the country after losing a crucial match to Pakistan. To redeem himself, he took on the challenge of coaching the Indian women’s hockey team, which was struggling and underrated.

Chad! India The film was a critical and commercial success, praised for its depiction of sportsmanship, unity and resilience. The film, which starred Shah Rukh and a cast of newcomers as hockey players, remains one of the most popular sports films in Indian cinema.