On Wednesday, Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut launched a fresh attack against international pop icon Rihanna who on February 2 took to her Twitter handle to extend support to the farmers months-long campaign against agriculture laws passed by the Central Government.
Tens of thousands of farmers have been camping out on the outskirts of New Delhi since late last year, braving the winter chill to oppose three new laws that they say will benefit big business at their expense.
Reacting to a news article and simplifying who Rihanna is for those who aren't aware of the latter's international stature, Kangana wrote on Twitter, "Yes please India wants to know, to simplify to Indians, she is a singer much like Sunidhi Chauhan or Neha Kakkar ...what is so special about her, well... she can shake her bum cheeks and expose her a** crack right in to the camera lens while singing..ya that’s all. Nothing else."
She continued, "Librus who are getting excited about these American porn stars giving paid opinions about our internal issues, well 99 percent India does not care or respect American way of life, one of the most debouched, money minded and self centred societies. So calm down fools ..."
In yet another tweet, Kangana wrote, "She hasn't released a single song in 5 years, sells make up but looks like she is feeling Corona blues, Forbes estimated incomes are just PR gimmicks big sham, a million or two won't hurt her right now, also notice in her tweet she did not commit to any opinion just a vague tweet."
For the unversed, on Tuesday, Rihanna while condemning the internet shutdown tweeted about the farmers' protest, asking, "Why aren't we talking about this?" while quote-tweeting a news report about the internet blockade at the protest and other sites in the country.
Reacting to this, Kangana had hit out at the pop icon and tweeted, "No one is talking about it because they are not farmers they are terrorists who are trying to divide India, so that China can take over our vulnerable broken nation and make it a Chinese colony much like USA... Sit down you fool, we are not selling our nation like you dummies (sic)."
For the uninformed, the Union Home Affairs Ministry on Monday extended temporarily suspension of internet services till February 2 at Delhi's -- Singhu, Ghazipur, and Tikri borders to maintain law and order amid the farmers' protest against the newly-enacted farm laws.
