Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut remains very active on social media. She often keeps sharing her thoughts with fans via Twitter. Recently, the actress has trolled those who trolled the famous motivational speaker Jaggi Vasudev, who is popularly known by the name of Sadguru. She has compared trolls to Sadhguru with worms. Here post is also becoming very viral.
Kangana wrote trolling the trollers:
“Idiots who got rats IQ and worms existence are targeting Sadhguru for calling feminine a dimension, not a gender, they will be shocked to know they have Sun and moon, their mother and their father,masculine n feminine both dimensions within them.Fools stop embarrassing yourselves.”
Idiots who got rats IQ and worms existence are targeting Sadhguru for calling feminine a dimension, not a gender, they will be shocked to know they have Sun and moon,their mother and their father,masculine n feminine both dimensions within them.Fools stop embarrassing yourselves. pic.twitter.com/XrWgeNJABh
— Kangana Ranaut (@KanganaTeam) March 10, 2021
Kangana shared the screenshot of the comments on Sadhguru’s post and wrote in the next post:
“It isn’t targeted harassment of an individual but of an institution, entire culture, religion and this nation, because Sadhguru represents ancient wisdom of Bharata and close to Shivratri worms and insects are going mad cause tomorrow is his favourite day he will celebrate Shiva.”
It isn’t targeted harassment of an individual but of an institution,entire culture, religion and this nation, because Sadhguru represents ancient wisdom of Bharata and close to Shivratri worms and insects are going mad cause tomorrow is his favourite day he will celebrate Shiva. pic.twitter.com/0lJXbmAb2x
— Kangana Ranaut (@KanganaTeam) March 10, 2021
At the same time, social media users are also giving their feedback on Kangana Ranaut’s post. A user wrote, ‘Targeted harassment. Didi, you are adding a whole new dimension to the discourse ‘.
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