कमल हासन की विवादित टिप्पणी पर बवाल, कन्नड़ समर्थकों ने किया विरोध.

New Delhi. Renowned actor Kamal Haasan is caught in controversy over the comment made on the language during the promotion of ‘Thug Life’. During an event on May 28 last day, he said in Chennai that ‘Kannada’ was born from Tamil.

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People demanding apology

It is worth noting that actor Kamal Haasan is caught in controversies over the comment on the language during the promotion of ‘Thug Life’. During an event on May 28, he said in Chennai in Chennai that ‘Kannada is born from Tamil’, there has been a dispute since then. His controversial remarks were seen in many other parts along with Karnataka. Along with the common people, political people also looked angry with Haasan. BJP and Kannada supporting groups condemned their statement and also demanded unconditional apology.

Controversy started with language in the event

Kamal Haasan started his speech in an event in Chennai during the promotion of his upcoming film ‘Thug Life’ with the phrase “Ure Urawee Tamhehe”, which means Tamera Jeevan and my family is in Tamil language “. Referring to the presence of Kannada actor Shivrajkumar in this event, Haasan said, ‘My family is at that place. Therefore, he (Shivrajkumar) has come here. I started my speech as life, family and Tamil. Your language (Kannada) is born from Tamil, so you also (in family).

Let us know that his comments, which weakened the independent heritage of Kannada language, was severely criticized in Karnataka. State BJP President B.Y. Vijayendra, while targeting the actor, described his comment as ‘rude’ and accused him of insulting Kannada and his speakers. He accused Haasan of forgetting “Kannada and Kannada people’s generosity” and till “favor Faramosh”. The BJP leader also questioned Haasan’s right to make historical claims about the origin of languages. ‘Chhag Life’ will be released in theaters on 5 June.