Why was Ranveer Singh in trouble for 'Kantara' mimicry?

Ranveer Singh faced trouble for his mimicry of a scene from the movie 'Kantara' where he made controversial remarks about the Chamundi deity.

What did the Karnataka High Court decide regarding Ranveer Singh's case?

The Karnataka High Court accepted Ranveer Singh's assurance to visit the Chamundi Hill Temple as an apology and indicated it would close his plea.

When must Ranveer Singh visit the Chamundi Hill Temple?

Ranveer Singh is expected to visit the Chamundi Hill Temple within four weeks as part of his commitment to the Karnataka High Court.

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Karnataka HC Accepts Ranveer's Apology Over 'Kantara' Remark

25 Apr

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Summary

Actor Ranveer Singh filed an apology affidavit for his 'Kantara' mimicry.
Karnataka High Court accepted his assurance to visit Chamundi temple.
The court will close the plea after recording his apology and commitment.

Karnataka HC Accepts Ranveer's Apology Over 'Kantara' Remark

Actor Ranveer Singh's plea regarding a criminal complaint for his 'Kantara' mimicry has been accepted by the Karnataka High Court. The court acknowledged his assurance to visit the Chamundi Hill Temple in Mysore as an apology for controversial remarks made at the International Film Festival of India in Goa. Singh had referred to the Chamundi deity as a "female ghost" and mimicked a scene, which subsequently led to backlash and a criminal case.