Kangana Ranaut liked a parody video and called the head of Qatar Airways “a man’s idiot”

Kangana Ranaut liked a parody video and called the head of Qatar Airways “a man’s idiot”

Actor Kangana Ranaut, who is known to make headlines for her controversial remarks, today made another embarrassing gaffe calling Qatar Airways CEO Akbar Al Baker an “idiot of a man” based on a parody video clip.

The clip, which is now going viral on social media, was made in response to Twitter user ‘Vashudev’, who recorded himself calling on the Indian people to boycott Qatar Airways following the massive diplomatic backlash India received received for two insults by the BJP leaders towards the Prophet Muhammad. In the clip, Vashudev says that Qatar has offered sanctuary to painter MF Hussain, whom he says has “The Qataris told us about the remarks of (former BJP spokesman) Nupur Sharma, calls on viewers to boycott Qatar and Qatar Airways products in response to Indians who allegedly fired in Qatar controversy.

Another Twitter user later created a fake video in D responded by dubbing the head of Qatar Airways’ interview with Al Jazeera TV station. Interspersed with sarcastic taunts, the voiceover gives the impression that Akbar Al Baker is personally calling on Vashudev to reverse his boycott.

“Vashudev is our largest shareholder with a total investment of 624.50 yen. We don’t know how to operate anymore. We have suspended all flights. Our operations are no longer active …”, the video shows the Qatar Airways Director seemingly Saying.

Padma Shri winner, 35, Ms Ranaut appeared to have believed the fake video was real and reacted angrily when people ‘welcome this bully’. “All the so-called Indians encouraging this bully to make fun of a poor man remember that’s exactly why you are all a burden (burden) big for this populous country,” she said in one of her Instagram Stories.

“This fool of a man is not ashamed to bully a poor man, to mock his mediocrity and place in the world… ” Vasudev can be poor and insignificant for a person rich like you, but he has power. to express my grief, pain and disappointment in whatever context it may be… remember there is an afterlife where we are all equal… “, she continued in the following story.

She seems to have deleted these Instagram Stories that follow popular ridicule Controversial statements by BJP spokesman Nupur Singh during a televised debate and BJP leader Naveen Kumar Jindal on Twitter have sparked unprecedented diplomatic outrage even as the government seeks to erase calmed anger in various countries, declared that he respected all religions and that the BJP expelled those responsible. party members from their positions.

16 countries, including Iraq, Iran, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Malaysia, United Arab Emirates, Jordan, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Bahrain, Maldives, La Libya, Turkey and Indonesia filed formal objections against India over the controversial remarks. The State Department said in a statement that offensive tweets and comments “do not reflect the views of the government. They are the views of fringe elements.”