Actor Sivaji, who has recently earned appreciation for his performances in films like “Court” and web series “90s”, is now facing sharp criticism on social media for his controversial remarks during a public speech. Known for speaking his mind, Sivaji has increasingly drawn attention for delivering what many perceive as moralistic “lectures.”
At a recent event, Sivaji advised today’s actresses to dress “appropriately” and refrain from wearing short outfits. During the speech, he reportedly used objectionable terms such as “Saaman” (referring to physical assets) and “M&*da” (a derogatory term for a sex worker), which immediately triggered outrage.
Social media users have been trolling the actor heavily, accusing him of misogyny and holding regressive, feudalistic views. His choice of words, in particular, has drawn widespread condemnation, with many stating that such language is unacceptable, especially from a public figure.
The controversy has also caught the attention of women’s rights activists, some of whom have urged the police to take action and register cases over what they describe as verbal abuse and derogatory remarks against women.
Sivaji is currently awaiting the release of his film “Dhandoraa,” which is set to hit screens this weekend. Interestingly, observers have drawn parallels between his recent comments and the mindset of the character he portrayed in the film “Court,” noting that his remarks appear to echo similar attitudes.
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