Actor Kangana Ranaut has been mercilessly trolled after she posted an image of Durga Ashtami bhog Prasad with onions. On the event of Ashtami, the actor revealed that she is fasting whereas her household will get to gorge on these delicacies. However, Twitterverse was fast to identify a bowl of onions. Onions and garlic usually are not thought of satvik meals objects, which implies it’s a strict no-no in a Hindu family, particularly throughout puja days. The bowl of Onions on Ashtami makes Kangana ‘anti-Hindu’ as per the Twitter customers. Also Read – Jaya Bachchan Gets Brutally Trolled After Pushing a Man in Roadshow, Twitterati Call Her ‘Rude And Arrogant’ The image shared by Kangana features a poori, halwa, boondi raita together with an onion salad, served on a brass plate. Sharing on Twitter, she wrote, “Imagine to be fasting on ashtami when parsadam in your house looks like this (sic).” Ashtami ki hardik shubhkamnayein (Best needs for Ashtami) in Hindi. (sic)” Also Read – Krishna Shroff Gets Trolled For Posting Bikini Picture Again, Fans Say ‘Sanskaari Bano’ Check Tweets Here: Also Read – Ankita Lokhande Trolled For Her Hip-Hop Video, Fans Ask ‘What Was That’ Kangana Ranaut trolled for posting pic of Durga Ashtami prasad with onions However, Kangana was fast to place up a clarification the place she said that her brother had come over for some work and if he needs to eat onions, he might. She additionally mentioned that the great thing about Hinduism is that it’s not inflexible like different religions.
Kangana Ranaut Clarifies Meanwhile, Kangana, on the work entrance, she is presently busy taking pictures for her movie Dhaakad in Bhopal. She has additionally introduced the sequel of Manikarnika which relies on the chronicles of ‘The Cleopatra of Kashmir’s Didda’ who guidelines the valley through the tenth and eleventh centuries. She additionally introduced Aparajita Ayodhya, which relies on the Babri Masjid demolition incident and a yet-to-be-titled movie primarily based on the exodus of the Kashmiri Pandits and Thalaivi.