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Kangana Ranaut elaborates her term ‘porn singer’ on Ali Gul Pir’s query

The internet is on fire ever since American pop singer Rihanna’s tweet in support of Indian protesting farmers.

But Rihanna’s tweet didn’t go well down on social media, ahead of other’s Bollywood’s controversy queen Kangana Ranaut was one to criticize pop singer with hurling remarks.

These remarks also caught the attention of  Pakistani comedian Ali Gul Pir who asked Kangana on Twitter to define “porn singer” for him. 

Ali Gul had responded to Kangana’s tweet in which she accused Rihanna’s friend and Canadian politician Jagmeet Singh of being a “terrorist”. 

“This terrorist is porn singer @rihanna’s friend… he is accused of funding terroristic activities. There is a Khalistan in his head also. A porn star followed him and that’s his biggest achievement,” Kangana tweeted.

To which Ali Gul inquired in a tweet, saying, “Porn singer? Is that a singer who makes music for porn films only. They will refuse to sing for normal films? Please explain further. I didn’t know such a niche existed, just curious.”

And there was a response from the Manikarnika star: “Someone who can’t sell music without making it sensual/adult. Unlike classical and genuine singers where body is of no consequence. A porn singer is hugely dependent on his/her flesh show off, private parts exposure and mediocre talent. This makes them absolutely massy, and junk.”

And here we rest our case!

Ali Gul Pir did throw some shade over the Bollywood actress’s reply with hashtags #GoKangana and #DiePoorFarmers.

“Sit Down You Fool”: Kangana Ranaut slammed Rihanna for supporting farmers’ protest.

https://twitter.com/KanganaTeam/status/1356640083546406913

The Queen star has already faced a brief suspension on Twitter in the past for calling for the beheading of producers of a TV show that she termed offensive to Hindus. 

 

Saman Siddiqui

I am a freelance journalist, holding a Master’s Degree in Mass Communication and an MS in Peace and Conflict Studies, associated with the electronic media industry since 2006 in various capacities. Here at OyeYeah, I cover a range of genres, from journalism to fiction to fashion, including reviews, and fact findings. 

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