Bollywood actor Ranbir Kapoor has apologised after a verbal slip during a Dussehra event in Kolkata attracted attention on social media. The actor addressed the issue at a promotional event for his upcoming film Ramayana in Chennai, clarifying the message he had intended to deliver.
What Happened During the Kolkata Event?
While speaking about the message of Dussehra and the victory of good over evil, Ranbir mistakenly used the word “end” instead of “victory” when describing the triumph of truth and goodness. A video of the moment circulated online, prompting reactions from viewers.
Ranbir Clarifies His Intended Message
At the Chennai event, Ranbir acknowledged the mistake and apologised to the audience. He explained that he had intended to say that no matter how powerful evil becomes, truth and goodness will ultimately win.
The actor also referred to a line from his film Rockstar, reflecting on how words can sometimes fail to express what a person wants to say.
Attention Turns to Ramayana
Ranbir is preparing to portray Lord Ram in director Nitesh Tiwari’s two-part cinematic adaptation of the Indian epic. The film also features Sai Pallavi as Sita and Yash as Ravana.
The incident has added to the online conversation surrounding the film, which is one of Ranbir’s major upcoming projects. His apology clarified the intended meaning of his speech as promotional activities continue.
