Ajay Devgan furious at the villain of South, asked why do you dub your films when Hindi is not considered as mother tongue
Controversy arises from time to time in the country regarding Hindi. Recently, Amit Shah made a statement regarding Hindi, after which it was opposed by some states of the South. In the midst of all this, the dominance of South’s films is increasing in the country. Alam is that South’s movies are getting dubbed in Hindi a lot and are proving to be super hit. Amidst all this, South’s superstar hit villain Kicha Sudeep said some things about Hindi during an interview. He clearly said that Hindi is not our national language. Ajay Devgan has given a befitting reply to this statement of Kicha Sudeep.
Ajay Devgan wrote through his tweet that Kicha Sudeep, my brother, according to you if Hindi is not our national language then why do you release your mother tongue movies by dubbing them in Hindi? Along with this, Ajay Devgan wrote that Hindi was, is and always will be our mother tongue and national language. Jana Gana Mana… It is obvious that Ajay Devgan has responded to the superstar of South in his own way. Kicha Sudeep had said that Pan India films are being done in Bollywood today. He is remaking Telugu and Tamil films. Despite this, they are struggling. With this he claimed that our films are being watched all over the world.
,@KicchaSudeep My brother,
According to you if Hindi is not our national language then why do you release your mother tongue movies by dubbing them in Hindi?
Hindi was, is and always will be our mother tongue and national language.
Jan Gan Man .— Ajay Devgn (@ajaydevgn) April 27, 2022
However, there is no doubt that the power of South films is increasing continuously. Today, South films are being seen a lot in different parts of the country. South films are also making new records at the box office. Movies like Bahubali, Pushpa, RRR and KGF have made many big records of earning. But it should also mean that you must respect all languages. Movies in different languages are produced and screened in different parts of the country.
