“Rajpal Yadav’s Explosive Diwali Drama: Navigating Public Backlash and Cultural Sensitivities”
Rajpal Yadav, a well-known actor currently starring in “Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3,” recently found himself in an unexpected controversy captured on camera. On Diwali, a journalist from a prominent Hindi publication approached Rajpal for an interview, which soon took an unexpected turn. While initially discussing his film projects, with Rajpal humorously assuring the audience they’d see him in a movie every 1.5 months, the conversation shifted to a more sensitive topic—his recent public apology.
The journalist questioned Rajpal about his past remarks discouraging the use of firecrackers on Diwali, which had stirred considerable backlash. Visibly frustrated, Rajpal abruptly snatched the journalist’s phone and, according to witnesses, attempted to throw it. Despite this, the incident was recorded and quickly went viral across social media platforms.
Rajpal’s controversy began earlier that week when he posted a video urging fans not to burst firecrackers due to their environmental impact. The video met with criticism, prompting Rajpal to retract the statement and issue a heartfelt apology. In a new video, he wished everyone a joyous Diwali, stressing that his original intention was not to dampen celebrations. Rajpal expressed, “Hello friends. Best wishes for Diwali… I profusely apologise for whoever was offended by the video from around the world.”
“Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3,” where Rajpal reprises his role as Chota Pandit, released this Diwali season. Fans appreciated his humor and presence in the horror-comedy, a role he first embraced in the original 2007 film and again in its 2022 sequel. Looking ahead, Rajpal Yadav will next be seen in the action thriller “Baby John,” alongside Varun Dhawan. This incident highlights the challenges public figures face when navigating complex cultural conversations, particularly during festive times. The news underscores the delicate balance actors maintain between personal beliefs and public expectations.
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